ENG 201 CUNY BMCC Catch me if you can Movie Opening Sequence Essay The movie I chose is Catch Me If You Can opening:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nv2S_S

ENG 201 CUNY BMCC Catch me if you can Movie Opening Sequence Essay The movie I chose is Catch Me If You Can opening:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nv2S_S9MlU and below I attached the instructions for the paper. For the first paper, I’d like you to examine one or more examples of the opening or closing credits of a
film or television show (though I’ll send you a list of possibilities, you can use any you like as long as
they’re available online). Among the things you could discuss are the following: What makes these
credits especially interesting, beautiful, powerful, unique, funny, memorable, and so on? How are
images, sounds, or a combination of both used to create particular effects, introduce characters and
concepts, and make certain points? If you already know the show or film, how do the credits
represent, summarize, symbolize, point to, and/or comment on it? If you don’t know it, what sense of,
and clues about, it do you get from the credits ? If you’re looking at more than one credit
sequence,
how do they compare and contrast? In other words, just make and support a point about these credits.
You can make any point(s) you’d like to make about the opening/closing credit sequence(s) of your choice. Here again, though, is the paper description
from the syllabus, which is meant to help give you ideas but not to limit you:
“For the first paper, I’d like you to examine one or more examples of the opening or closing credits of a film or television show (I’ll send you a list of
possibilities, though you can use any you like as long as they’re available online). Among the things you could discuss are the following: What makes
these credits especially interesting, beautiful, powerful, unique, funny, memorable, and so on? How are images, sounds, and a combination of these
used to create particular effects, introduce characters and concepts, and make certain points? If you know the show or film, how do the credits represent,
summarize, symbolize, point to, and/or comment on it? If you don’t know it, what sense of, and clues about, it do you get from the credits? If you’re
looking at more than one, how do they compare and contrast? In other words, just make and support a point about these credits”(3).

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