Conventions that are found in opening sequences (AS)

In a film there is stereotypical conventions that appear in the opening here is an example of some conventions you usually see at the beginning of a film:


  • Film Title 
  • Main Actor names
  • Director names
  • Enigma
  • Equilibrium
  • Flashback
  • Planning of landscape/establishing shot 
  • Narrations
  • Animation
  • Title sequence
  • Soundtrack
  • Compilation of photographs
  • Studio and Productions logos displayed
  • Introductions to the characters 
  • Sound effects especially diegetic sounds

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