Detailed analysis of Star Wars Episode 3 title sequence.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yj8nJXiyFBk

A Title sequence what is defiantly 'in a galaxy far far away' from my analysis of Spider-Man. The Star Wars title sequence is such an iconic and unique opening what only has 3 fonts, 5 different size's and a way to put a plot out in 1 Minute roughly. It starts off with in a light blue font and black background with the title 'In a galaxy far far away...' to enter you into the film to show it will not be the same modern time you are watching it in unless you watch it in the year all this becomes real.

The music then starts with a Dolby sound of an orchester composed by John Williams, it sounds and makes everything so atmospheric and is easy listening whilst makes you focus as it is very adventerous and compelling. The title STAR WARS then comes onto screen with the music, this represents this is the film and is bigger than which episode it is.

Behind in the background now there is stars within the black, this shows that the setting of the film is set in space and not just planet earth. The writting then comes up with the Episode and name of it in larger fonts than a story what gets told to set what's happened so far. The writing on this part is moving out of the screen on whilst scrolling and is going into a far distance as this could represent a space shuttle going into the distance to which you can no longer see it.

The music the fastens up near the end and then play long notes to fade into the film to start off with some important build up to the film straight away and could be a form somethings happened or is happening.