Titles

Titles give the institutional and creative names involved in funding, making, and producing the film. They are included to show off the names that are involved in the film, for example to show off the director the director's name is shown twice. There are usually 21 titles in an opening credit sequence, appearing in a set order. These are the titles that are usually included:

1. Money
2. Production
3. Directors name’s film 
4. Main star
5. Film title
6. Actor 1 - End of main section
7. Actor 2
8. 
   Actor 3
9. Actor 4
10. Actor 5
11. Casting
12. Costume designer
    
13. Music
14. Editor
15. 
    Production designer
16. Director of photographer (DOP)
17. Executive producer
18. Produced by
19. Based upon
20. Screen play (writer)
21. Director

These names are traditionally always used in a title sequence. 

Titles are used to reflect the tone, narrative and genre of the film through colour font, style, framing/screen placement, pace of credits, transitions and editing. 

For example in the black panther opening titles, you can see these symbols, they reflect the narrative of the film and indicate that they will appear later on in the film. 

Another example is these opening titles from final destination, it sets the tone of the film as they look quite mysterious and creepy. This is presented through the font and the fast paced editing which goes alongside the creepy illustrations.