Title Sequence Analysis

Shot One

In this shot we see the film company Walt Disney; this shows us that this film is a mainstream film with a higher end budget. As Walt Disney are a well respected and well established film company

Shot Two

In this shot it shows the Pixar logo, famous for the light animation for the I. This is to acknowledge their work within the film and also allows the viewer to know who was involved and as it is a trusted and well known company may entice the viewer.

Shot Three

In this shot we see the location we get a feel of what the film may be about. We see what looks like a monster coming out of a door/closet. Maybe giving an insight into what may happen in the film.

Shot Four

Shot four carries on with showing what the film may be about. Showing the same shot as before in shot three but this time the closet shown is filled with normal children stuff and no monster is to be seen. Which once again is an insight into what is to be seen in the film?

Shot Five

This shot shows the Walt Disney name acknowledging their work with the film. The logo has been edited to fit in with the theme of the film and look cartoony and childish.

Shot Seven
This shot shows once again who has helped create the film with acknowledgments. However these credits are designed to fit in with the theme of the film by making them look cartoon like and childish. With a monster and lots of doors visible in the shot. 

Shot Eight 
This shot finally shows the films title, once again fitting in with the films theme. The eye is a key part of the title placed within the "M" in the word monster.

Shot Nine 
This shot shows a empty door as seen in shot three but this time without the monster in it. The camera then follows through the door leading the viewer in a world of what the characters may experience and into the film.