Title Credits and Order Appearance
10 Things I Hate About You
- Production Company
- Title
- Cast
- Casting director
- Music director
- Executive music producer
- Associate producer
- Co-producer
- Editor
- Production designer
- Executive producer
- Producer
- Script writers
- Director
My Brother The Devil
- Film company
- Production company
- Cast
- Executive producer
- Producers
- Director
Mean Girls
- Paramount
- Paramount pictures
- Lindsey Lohan (main character)
- Title
- Cast
- Casting director
- Author of the book the film is based on
- Music supervisors
- Co-producer
- Costume designer
- Editor
- Production designer
- Director of photography
- Executive producer
- Producer
- Director
Beautiful Thing
- Channel 4 films
- Cast
- Title
- Writer
- Producer
- Director
Larger budget films, such as 10 Things I Hate About You and Mean Girls have more credits in their title sequences than lower budget films, such as My Brother The Devil and Beautiful Thing. The reason for this is that more major companies are able to afford the cost of crediting the members involved in the production.
Budgets
10 Things I Hate About You
Budget: $16million
Opening weekend: £439,976 (UK, July 4th 1999)/ $8,330,631(US, April 4th 1999)
Box office: $53million USD
My Brother The Devil
Budget: £690,000
Opening weekend: $10,305 (US, March 24th 2013)
Box office: £1.2million
Mean Girls
Budget: $17million
Opening weekend: £1,393,494 (UK, June 20th 2004)/ $24,432,145(US, May 2nd 2004)
Box office: $129million USD
Beautiful Thing
Budget: within the region of £400,000- £500,000
Opening weekend: $33,931 (US, October 11th 1996)
Box office: £3million
Main Stream
Mean Girls
10 Things I Hate About You
Independent
My Brother The Devil
Beautiful Thing
In a Mainstream production title sequence I would expect to see more credits as they tend to have a higher budget for the production as it can be seen that Mean girls had a budget of $17 million. Differently an independent film will have a lower budget so therefor the title sequence will have less of a budget so less institutional information will be broadcasted.
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