Cambridge Portfolio Project - 3 Credit sequence analyzations

 Ever known how bad restricted school wi-fi is for the research behind these blog posts? I cant really look at the resources I need to be looking at until I get home.

Similar to my last blog, this time I'm going to be looking at the credit sequences of the same exact films.

Mad Max ( 1979 ) 

Whilst the credits to Mad Max use the standard 

Black screen with bold white letters and a score

the one special thing that is done during the opening credits is the syncing of the appearing names with the music. While I don't think I will use this technique ( Since the specific type used was relative to older movies [since its and old movie]) it does have me thinking of creative ways to have credits appear.

I could try syncing the credits with SOMETHING ( I don't know what exactly, though.) But (since its an older movie) there was not much to learn off of.

Fahrenheit 451 ( 2018 )

Im not gonna lie, I should've selected my movies more carefully, it was hard to watch this, I had to spend money.

anyways for the credits in this film, they just kind of place names in "asthetically pleasing" areas whilst showing close ups and sequences of books burning, which I guess is related to the film but nothing really special.

I guess the thing I could learn from this is that I should place my credit names in my film in "asthetically pleasing" areas, though again, nothing real special to learn from this.

Very interesting picture I found from the 1996

film, special effects were certainly something

(they were most likely actually good for 1996.)