Opening Title Sequence To Bullitt By Pablo Ferro

Pablo Ferro is a graphics designer and a film titles designer. Bullitt is a 1968 American police procedural film directed by peter Yates. 


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The film starts of in darkness which makes the audience know that something bad is going to happen. The music that is used it quite loud and tense, which also gives that audience a sense that something is going to happen and increases the tension. The audience get a tour of the rooms and when this is happening the music has got a bit more relaxed. The credits are in white which makes them stand out and gives effect. We see two men staring at each other in a car park which builds up the tension as the audience don't know what is about to happen. The film jumps a lot from one scene to the other so it gets a bit confusing what is going on and it is quite a disjointed opening title sequence. The title sequence does not tell the audience what is going to happen in the film, leaving room for interpretation.