Art of the Titles: LOL

 LIONSGATE 0:17-0:21

 MANDATE PICTURES 0:34-0:38

 LIONSGATE AND MANDATE PICTURES PRESENT 0:43-0:46

 A DOUBLE FEATURE FILMS PRODUCTION 0:49-0:51

 MILEY CYRUS DEMI MOORE 1:04-1:07

 ASHLEY GREENE 1:09-1:11

 DOUGLAS BOOTH 1:12-1:15

 ADAM SEVANI 1:16-1:18

 THOMAS JANE JAY HERNANDEZ 1:19-1:21

 MARLO THOMAS NORA DUNN 1:22-1:25

 GINA GERSHON FISHER STEVENS 1:26-1:29

 GEORGE FINN LINA ESCO ASHLEY HINSHAW 1:30-1:33

 TANZ WATSON AUSTIN NICHOLS JEAN-LUC BILODEAU 1:34-1:36

 CASTING BY DAVID H. RAPAPORT, CSA 1:37-1:40

 MUSIC BY ROB SIMONSEN 1:41-1:43

 MUSIC SUPERVISOR MARY RAMOS 1:44-1:46

 CO PRODUCERS NICOLE BROWN KELLI KONOP TAYLOR LATHAM JAMES POWERS 1:48-1:51

 COSTUME DESIGNER HOPE HANAFIN 1:51-1:54

 EDITOR MYRON KERSTEIN 1:55-1:58

 PRODUCTION DESIGNER HAPPY MASSEE 1:59-2:01

 DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY KIERAN McGUIGAN 2:02-2:05

 EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS NATHAN KAHANE JEROME SEYDOUK ROMAIN LE GRAND LISA AZUELOS 2:13-2:16

 PRODUCED BY MICHAEL SHAMBERG STACEY SHER TISH CYRUS 2:18-2:21

 BASED ON THE FILM "LOL (LAUGHING OUT LOUD)" 2:31-2:34

 SCREENPLAY BY LISA AZUELOS & KAMIR AINOUZ 2:36-2:38

 DIRECTED BY LISA AZUELOS 2:40-2:43

LOL a lisa azuelos film 2:53-3:00

The typography used for LOL helps to show the audience the genre. By the colours and the style of the font we get a better idea of the genre, because the font is quite plain but also quite pretty in places we get the idea that the film is probably a girly film, such as a rom-com. The main colours used for the titles are blue and pink, this also shows us that the film is probably a rom-com as the blue represents the male and the pink the female. The writing is informal which shows us that the audience is probably teenagers because of the basic font and the fun colours. The main pieces of information are bigger than the other titles this is to draw the audience to them.

Art of the Titles: Stepbrothers

 COLUMBIA PICTURES presents 0:03-0:05

 in association with RELATIVITY MEDIA 0:06-0:08

 an APATOW COMPANY/MOSAIC MEDIA GROUP production 0:09-0:12

 a GARY SANCHEZ production 0:13-0:15

 a film by ADAM MCKAY 0:16-0:18

 WILL FERRELL 0:27-0:31

JOHN C.REILLY 0:32-0:35 

 RICHARD JENKINS 0:38-0:42

 MARY STEENBURGEN 0:45-0:48

 ADAM SCOTT 0:55-0:58

 KATHRYN HAHN 1:01-1:03

 ANDREA SAVAGE ROB RIGGLE 1:04-1:08

 casting by ALLISON JONES 1:13-1:15

 costume designer SUSAN MATHESON 1:17-1:20

music supervision by HAL WILLNER 1:22-1:24

The typography used for the titles of stepbrother helps to highlight the genre. The font used is very messy and doesn't look very professional. It looks as though a child as got a pen and written on the screen this shows us that the film probably has some child elements. The main characters names and production companies are in bold to highlight the importance. The titles are in white so that they stand out over the image but are never on for to long so that they do not distract the audience away from what is going on in the background.

Art Of the Titles: Zombieland

COLUMBIA PICTURES PRESENTS 0:02-0:08

IN ASSOCIATION WITH RELATIVITY MEDIA 0:09-0:14



A PARIAH PRODUCTION 0:15-0:19



WOODY HARRELSON 0:20-0:23

JESSE EISENBERG 0:24-0:29

EMMA STONE 0:30-0:33



AND ABIGAIL BRESLIN 0:34-0:38

ZOMBIELAND 0:42-0:47

CASTING BY JOHN PAPSIOERA 0:48-0:52

COSTUME DESIGNER MAGALI GUIDASCI 0:51-0:55

MUSIC BY DAVID SARDY 0:56-0:59

EDITED BY PETER AMUNDSON ALAN BAUMGARTER ace 1:00-1:05

PRODUCTION DESIGNER MAHER AHMAD 1:06-1:11

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY MICHAEL BONVILLAIN asc 1:15-1-20

EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS EZRA SWERDLOW PAUL WERNICK RHETT REESE RYAN KAVANAUGH 1:21-1:25

PRODUCED BY GAVIN POLONE 1:26-1:29

WRITTEN BY RHETT REESE & PAUL WERNICK 1:30-1:34

DIRECTED BY RUBEN FLEISCHER 1:35-1:42

The typography used for the genre is fitting, because the font is in red it fits to the horror genre as it represents blood and danger. When the titles disappear they shatter, this could represent the breaking and distraction of the town. The titles are placed in creative places and are in bold so the audience knows they are there and takes notice of them but doesn't distract from the images playing as well.