Jaws Shot By Shot - Part 1

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Film making techniques

Opening credits

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I personally don't like the film se7en, but I think the opening is very good. The images used are extremely gritty and fit in well with the genre of the film. From the very first shot, the audience is taken in by the



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The opening to Juno is probably one of the reasons I like the whole film so much. One of the reasons I like this opening is because of the type of animation used to create it. It really holds my attention every time I see it. The music is great