TY  - BOOK
AU  - Sedji,Chris Frederic Ange
AU  - Gökaşan,Gürkan
TI  - ANALYSIS OF OPENING TITLE SEQUENCE  DESIGN NOMINATED FOR EMMY NOMINATIONS  FOR MAIN TITLE DESIGN
PY  - 2023///
KW  - Animation (Cinematography)
KW  - Dissertations, Academic
KW  - Design
KW  - Graphic arts
N1  - Thesis (MFA) - Cyprus International University. Institute of Graduate Studies and Research Graphic Design Department; Includes bibliography (sheets 70-73)
N2  - ABSTRACT
The opening credit is a basic opening scene that has the role of attracting the attention 
of the audience to a series or a movie, the opening credit gives an overview of the 
movie or the series. the opening credit is almost always at the beginning of the movie 
or series.
Before the film or series, the initial credits illuminate the watcher. The credits should 
set the mindset of the series, the initial arrangement lets you know that this is the start 
of the series, so get comfortable. It is intended to be paramount here and there, it will 
make you more natural, and more recognizable you will actually want to tune in and 
watch the series sometime later. It likewise has the capability of crediting the principal 
entertainers and chiefs. Beforehand, the initial credits were 30 seconds in length, then, 
at that point, individuals turned out to be more imaginative, and they turned out to be 
more similar to music recordings. They are involved in an ever-increasing number of 
our shows today. They're good to go up by the planners to give an impression.
Some of the time they make a profound difference, maybe to get to know awesome 
thoughts.
This postulation tries to inspect how the best title groupings named for Emmy 
Selections for principal title configuration utilized the parts of a title succession to be 
the victor at the Emmy designation.
The outcomes recommend that the initial credits experienced development upgrades 
that produced expanded viewership for the series or film.
Keywords: 2D, Animation, Credit Opening, Graphic Design, Main Title Design, Main 
Title, The Opening Sequence, Title Sequence
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