Gone Girl title sequence -
Gone Girl is a movie about the disappearance of a man’s wife and the world believes him to be the killer, no matter how hard he denies it. The director “David Fincher” captures this in the opening title sequence with different techniques. The uses of sound, shot types, setting, text, and dialogue all come together to start the film “Gone Girl.”
1.
Film
production and distribution companies
- Film writer and
director, Quentin Tarantino.
3.
Main
Actors
4.
The Main
Title
5.
Co-Stars
6.
Credit to
the music producers
7.
Key
production crew members
All the credits appear on the screen in capital
letters, in white and block style font. They seem to also
appear large and in the middle of the screen until the main title appears in
between the ending of the main actors' credits and the beginning of the
co-stars' credits
The Girl with the Dragon
Tattoo –
The Girl with the Dragon
Tattoo is a 2011 Swedish-American psychological thriller film based on the
novel of the same name by Stieg Larsson. This film adaptation was directed by
David Fincher and written by Steven Zaillian
The opening sequence of
‘The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo’ gives the audience an insight into the film’s
darker sadistic side and links to the title through the black oozing ink that
covers the screen. • Immediately the editor Kirk Baxter and director David
Fincher set the tone and atmosphere of the film as disturbing and action
packed, through their choice of shots and mise en scene.
