TITLES Titles I will use

Idents:

• Usually 3 

Titles (Numbers):

• Around 20-30 titles
• however sometimes only companies and the director is mentioned
• About 5 minutes
• It's quite common to see a gap between titles)
• Companies 
• Usually about 3-4 companies are credited

Wording of the titles: (I will be using these in my film opening)

1.  *Insert a distributor or funding agency* presents
2.  In association with *Insert company*
3. A *Insert production company* production  
4. A *Insert directors name* film
5. *Insert main stars names* (Keep them on their own)
6. Co -starring *Insert actors name* 
7. With *Insert another actors name*
8. Introducing *Insert a new actors name* 
9. *Insert duo of actors names per sequence* (For the less important stars)
10. Casting by: ...
11. Music composed by: ...
12. Costumes designed by: ...
13. Editor: ...
14. Director of photography: ...
15. Lighting by: ...
16. Production designer: ...
17. Screenplay by: ...
18. Executive producers: ...
19. Produced by: ...
20. Directed by: ...

If "Based on the book" or "Based on the novel  by" it is an IP (Intellectual property)

Title design:
Depending on the genre there are many different title designs you could use. A red, serif font usually connotes a horror genre as the red signifies blood and the serif can signify sharp edges of a blade, amongst other things. If I were to make a drama, I would use Sans-serif, with a quite plain, white text as it is creating narrative enigma and setting a serious vibe for the audience. If I  were to create a comedy or teen movie I would use colourful, bubbly font as this connotes that the movie is going to be quite childlike, happy and informal.