The Dark Knight Rises Credit

Sequences
BY: HANNAH BRADY

Directed by: Christopher Nolen

The credit sequences which shows that Christopher Nolan is the director of the
film indicates that as he was the first one to appear that he is highly important
within the making of this film. They have used Blocked colours such as black
and white which shows the different sides from dark and light which can relate
the film The Dark Knight Rises. The transition between each of the shots
which are showing the credit sequences are past face however smoothly fit
together as all of the shots come in using the same font and colour as well as
appearing on the screen by using a flash edit.

Screenplay by
Throughout the Credit Sequences the same font, colour and effects are used
which makes them stand out. However the font is in capital letters which stands
out and shows the importance of these people who play the role of putting the
film together.

Story By

Christopher Nolan has been a bug part within this film as many of the credit
sequences that appear show his name under the different titles of the roles he
has taken part in.

Produced By
This shows that by them putting the names
on different shots conveys that they have
played highly important roles within The
Dark Knight Rises. However shows they
are equal as the font, size and edit is used
is all the same.

Edited By

This credit sequence also appears on

the screen just like the other credit
sequences. However as it is one of the
last ones to appear shows the
importance of the people who have
taken part creating the film. On the
other hand the editor will usually
appear later on in the credit
sequences as when editing a film it is
one of the last things to be done. This
shows that his importance is still high
as the font and writing is still in
capitals.

Music By

Just like editing the film the music is edited onto the film last due to the order in
which the film is made. However the music which they have edited throughout
the credit sequence is the film tune which then slowly ends on him which
indicated that the last credit sequences should be left on them.