Title Research: Pokemon Detective Pikachu

 After we researched websites that would be beneficial to us. Using the website “art of the title,” I found the title sequence to the movie “Pokémon Detective Pikachu." I chose this movie because it has many things in common to the movie sequence we are trying to create. For example, this movie has many Sci-fi factors in its opening sequence and movie that could be beneficial to use in ours. This movie came out in 2019 making it fairly new, meaning that a lot of the styles used will still be popular today. This allowed us to use this title sequence as inspiration to produce ideas for our very own. In this opening title sequence, they made it a style like a video game. They added music with lots of fun beats. They also used bright colors to draw the watcher's attention. In the opening title sequence, they informed the audience of many people and companies that helped make the film possible. They also introduced the characters and showed who they were played by. They also used lots of cool editing techniques to add fun transitions between each scene/ person. Some of the titles displayed in the opening title scene are the producers and cast. You can almost get a personality out of some of these characters in the opening scene. From what they are wearing to their facial expressions, not one is the same. You can tell that this movie was going to be a sci-fi by the music, bright colors and the elements shown around the characters in the opening title sequence. Some editing techniques that were used in this opening scene were fun transitions to grasp the audience as well as bright colors and zooms, etc. There were many things in this sequence that our group likes, for example, there was fun music in the background that allowed for the audience to get excited for the film. How they brought the names into the scene was also fun and is something my group was highly inspired by. Some things we did not like was the fact that this opening title sequence was heavily animated. We do not have access to the resources needed to make this happen. Overall, this has helped our group know more about what we want and do not want in our opening title sequence.