Credits

Blood and Bone

The title appears suddenly on the screen on a background made of blood and part of a tree which then the camera fades into leaving the title attached to the tree. The credits appear on the film in a yellow, urban font taking quarter sometimes even half of the screen. This is a very dull and not effective way of titles, not saying much about the genre of the film and do not make the film appear particularly interesting by the credits. These types of credits are conventional for biographical films and romantic comedies rather than action/thriller films. 

Credits

Stolen

The credits and titles were very simple and the only effect on them was a dissolve. The titles either appeared on moving images or on black screen. The titles on black screen perhaps were building tension from the start of the    film. If the titles appeared on a moving image then the image would be an establishing shot or a shot of buildings, roads not characters. The credits state main actors (stars), producers and the title of film.

Credits

Blitz

The credits in the film Blitz are very simple but effective. The credits are very short and appear on screen for a short period of time (2 seconds). The titles smudge on screen and this is effective as it defines the film as very fast and aggressive also giving away its genre. The titles appear on black background fading to different colors at edges. The titles shake and have some kind of dust around it to make it look more professional and interesting, giving the credits interesting look even though they are on screen for a short period of time. The credits state main actors (stars), producers and the title of film.

Credits

Taken 2

The credits in the film Taken 2 are much more fancy and interesting than in 'Stolen'. In Taken 2 the credits are also on black screen but then the screen transitions to a moving image. The credits are kept on screen for a short amount of time not allowing the audience to fully read them, only the title of the film appears slower than the rest of the credits. The credit move in and out of the screen by shaking sideways and pixelating like in old TV's. This gives an impression of a CCTV camera and straight away give the genre of the film. The credits state main actors (stars), producers and the title of film.