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Analysis of High School and Youth Drama films

High School Title Sequence: Grease

- Title
- Production Company
- Cast
- Staged and choreographed by
- Music Supervision
- Music and lyric by
- Associate Producer
- Produced on the broadway stage by
- Edited by
- Production Designed by
- Director of Photography
- Based on the original musical by
- Screenplay by
- Adaption by
- Produced by
- Directed by


Youth Drama Title Sequence: This is England

- Film four and the UK film council present
- In association with
- Production Company
- In association with Big Arty Productions
- A Shane Meadows Film
- Title
- Cast
- Script Supervisor
- Casting
- Hair and make-up supervisor
- Costume Designer
- Make up and hair designer
- Production Designer
- Music Supervisor
- Original Music
- Director of Photography
- Editor
- Line Producer
- Co-Producer
- Executive producers
- Produced by
- Written and Directed by

Summary of similarities and differences between high school drama and youth drama title sequences:

The main difference between high school dramas and youth dramas is that high school dramas tend to just have one main production company e.g. Walt Disney and Paramount. This is because they are successful production companies and are able to afford the expenses of a film. However youth drama films are more independent so they need various institutes to help fund for and produce their film. As high school dramas are associated with a mainstream company, it gives their film prestige and makes it become more well-known. In high school dramas, the narrative of the film is more narrative therefore it gives a clear idea of what the film is going to be about. On the other hand, the narrative of youth drama films are more discrete and stylised so it makes it more difficult for the audience to know what is going to happen next.