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Film Title: Gone Girl (2014) Order of Titles Font/Design of titles (screenshots) - analysis Twentieth century fox and regency enterprises present A David Fincher Film Ben Affleck The font is in block capitals and in range from the Rosamond Pike bottom left to bottom right corners of the screen. Gone Girl (Film title) Neil Patrick Harris Tyler Perry Carrie Coon Kim Dickens Patricks Fugit David Clennon The two main actors of the film Ben Affleck and Lisa Banes Rosamond Pike has their own black background Casting by Laray Mayfield, CSA with white writing in block capitals for their name Sound design by Ren Kylce to show importance. Music by Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross Main title (screenshot) - analysis Costume designer Trish Summerville Film editor Kirk Baxter, Ace Production designer Donald Graham Burt Director of photography Jeff Cronenweth, ASC Executive producers Leslie Dixon, Bruna Papandrea Produced by Arnon Milchan, Reese Witherspoon Produced by Ceán Chaffin p.g.a Joshua Donen The main title relates to the film posters picture Based on the novel Gillian Flynn background and has the page dedicated to the film Screenplay by Gillian Flynn name itself. It is written right in the middle of the Directed by David Fincher screen in white which is bold and stands out to the audience. Billing block from poster (screenshot) – does it correspond? If not, where and how does it differ? The billing block from the poster is almost exactly the same. The first and last are the same where pages are dedicated to the more ‘important’ roles for example, the two main characters in the film and the title of the film along with the director and original property. What isn’t included is from Carrie Coon to Sound design by Ren Kylce. This is because they are not as well known and important to advertise in the marketing of the poster. .

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