Opening Title Sequence of Film Noir.

Double Indemnity.

• Based around (1950-1940).
• All male cast.
• Classy clothing and clean characters, main character wearing a suit.
• Black people cleaning instead of white, showing that in them times people still believed white men and women were superior to black men and women.
• General office workers looked down upon by wounded character to show he's in charge.
• Wounded man showing signs of him being the strong silent type.
• The man is driving a car which means high status. Especially since in them days cars were very expensive.
• Alot of slang used to show gang potential.
• Based in a big city, a good example would be New York City.
• It's a rollover from silent movies.
• The sound track is classical, so it's has a timeless sound track. An instrument for classical is piano.
• Obsequious elevator attendant. Obsequious?
• The male is a Juxtapostion of characteristics because he is scruffy and uses slang yet he has high status and is wealthy.

Form of an opening title sequence.

• Studio
• Producer
• Title
• Director
• Cast
• Production Team

James Bond Opening Title Sequence.

James Bond has many usual parts for the opening title sequence. Here's just i few i could find.

• Usually starts off pulling the audience in with an enigma which could be with fighting, stunt or death scene.
• There tends to be live action mixed with CGI/animation. 
• Bond shoots you through an aperture by the looks of it and blood rolls down.
• Guns shown - Works as an icon for action.
• Author Ian Fleming, cast and studio in titles.
• Sexy woman dancing and men in suits, the suits tend to be tuxedos which are typically worn to proms.
• Song written specifically written for the movie- performed by a iconic singer and is usually a woman singer.
• May sound strange but its rather a long opening title sequence compared to other but that because its a spy thriller movie.
• Villains are usually non-British in a foreign country. 

Audience

An audience is a group of people experience an event.

Types:
Active - Preferred - Targeted audience/ those the product is aimed at. (From an industry point of view)
Passive -Oppositional - Not the expected audience

Distribution - Method of showing films - Streamed/Cinema/DVD/TV broadcast.

Exhibition - Method of watching from industry recieved audience:

• Buy DVD
• Rent DVD
• Blu Ray
• Illeagle Streaming/Downloading
• Legal Streaming/Downloading
• TV FreeView
• TV Cable
• TV Satellite
• Pay-to-View
• Cinema

My top ways of experiancing the media:

• Viewing movies from Cable TV with my girlfriend, friends or alone. Roughly for about 6-8 hours a week.
• Paid for DVD's is not my prefered method of viewing movies but i see about 3 moviesa month.
• I enjoy going to the cinema but i usually do it with my girlfriend or my father and see about 1 movie a month.

Pete Buckinggam suggests that 49% of our population are upmarket (ABC1's) but they make up to 66% of the general cinema audience, but that means the the other 33% are low earners so it suggests that the lowmarket view movies by illeagle streaming/downloading or from their television.




Streaming/Rental - Modern technology = cheap/easy/immediate access.