This opening title sequence
has become world widely known as a title sequence because of the pink panther,
which is now known world widely because of the theme tune and cartoon based
drawings which was used as a spin off show. The theme tune also indicates the
mystery as; it is originally toned like a foxtrot, which is the idea that a fox
is being chased slowly until it’s caught.
The title sequence is
iconic as it indicates quite a lot on what the film is about which in this case
is evident that an inspector is trying to find a gem. The cartoon aspect opens
the audience to become very much the mass public as nothing evident can deter
kids or adults from viewing it as, it has comical aspects. The humorous element
applied to the sequence engages the audience to watch more as, they want to see
if the inspector will find the pink panther.
It also suggests some
characteristics of the inspector and that he is rather clueless because it is a
never ending chase that he is loosing as he cant find him, he also comes across
as clumsy as, he falls over a lot.
The main iconography used
that indicated the audience straight away is the magnified glass, which is used.
This is also used to turn into a transition back into some of the names of the
stars acting within the film. The indication of the setting is France, through
the beginning setting which is the Eiffel Tower. The change in setting works
rather well as it introduces all types of audiences as it has landmarks from
all over the world but doesn’t deter from France as it reoccurs from the Eiffel
tower to the Mona Lisa.
The transition into the
names is very clean cut suggesting in a way that the audience are. The
transition from name to name is through the background image layers such as fingerprints,
torches and magnified glasses which all adds to the genre of mystery.
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