Title Sequence of Nightmare on Elm Street.

0.08 - New Line Cinema.
0.18 - New Line Cinema, Media Home Entertainment Inc & Smart Egg Presents
0.37 - Robert Shaye production
0.59 - Wes Craven Film
1.08 - Main title of film - Nightmare on Elm Street.
1.21 - Actor
1.25 - Actor
1.29 - Actor
1.34 - Actor
1.38 - Actor
1.42 - Actor
1.55 - Actors
2.02 - Actor
2.07 - Casting Director
2.11 - Music by
2.15 - Co producer
2.20 - Executive producers
2.24 - Producer
2.30 - Written and Directed by


Today in class, we looked at a film which is the same genre of the film that i will be making, i chose to research Nightmare in Elm Street as this is a Horror film. By looking at this film i can now see how to make effective use of a titles in a horror and how i should use titles effectively and make my opening sequence interesting and artistic with the use of titles.

Nightmare in Elm Street.

Choosing my genre

In class we had a discussion about different genres and how each could be done. Then in our pairs we dicussed which genre we would pick, me and Chloe Morgan have chosen to do the genre Horror, we both had researched this genre and have clips of opening scenes on our blogs to help guide us when we produce our own opening.

I have picked the Horror film to see how blockbuster films have produced the opening sequences, and have picked three films: The shining, The Innocents, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. I can now use this, if i chose horror to be my genre, to help produce my own opening sequence.

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1931)

The Innocents (1961)

The Shining (1980)