Title research: Lady in a Cage

Hey bloggers!My partner and I continued to do title research. This time we did research on a movie called Lady in a Cage. We did our research using the website artofthetitle.com. This title research helps us because these movies are within the same genre as our film. The titles displayed during the opening sequence is the Paramount logo. When seeing this logo you notice that there’s vertical stripes. It also states the production company, main characters, and crediting everyone else involved. Then, states the title. The vertical stripes used in this opening emphasizes the idea of the cage. The images shown in this sequence include a girl rolling her skate up and down a man’s leg, a dog lying dead in the street, and cars passing by. These images bring forth a disturbing and concerning outlook. However, this is the job of the images. The images and title designs help bring forth the sense of thriller while also appealing to the target audience. People who like thriller are more likely to continue watching a film if they opening sequence entertains them. Therefore, the title design and images of this movie will help by making the audience realize the high number of disturbances that are both unsettling and intriguing. Technology was used effectively in this movie with the music/sounds and angles. For example, the usage of traffic noise was beneficial because it adds to the list of what captures the violent concept they wanted to portray. Also, the angles used when the top of the trash can went up. These contribute to the idea of the “volatile and violent” mood of the world that they wanted to show. I’ve personally never seen a movie with an opening sequence like this before. It was very entertaining and I’ve decided that I want to watch the movie on the weekend if I have the chance.



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