Opening Credits are shown at the beginning of a film and list the most important members of the production. They usually mention the major actors, guest stars, producers and director, as opposed to the closing credits that list the whole of the production crew.
Most of the Disney films that were created between 1937 and 1981 had all of the film-related information, including director and actors in the opening credits. With the closing credits only saying 'The End'
In this Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs clip, the opening credits show the most important members in the production of the movie.
Most of the Disney films that were created between 1937 and 1981 had all of the film-related information, including director and actors in the opening credits. With the closing credits only saying 'The End'
In this Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs clip, the opening credits show the most important members in the production of the movie.
The order of the opening credits are:
- Name of the Studio
- Name of the production company- Producer's name
- Starring...
- Film's title
- Featuring
- Casting
- Music
- Production design
In our film that we are making, we have the main title at the beginning of the film. We will also have our names go across the screen during the opening establishing shot of the forest.
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