1. The Haunting in Connecticut Analysis by Ryan Henry

2. Timings 00:00 – Piano begins 00:01 – 00:11 – Production Companies 00:11 – 01:02 – Flashing images of old photographs – This has significance to on in the film when we find out these images are of dead bodies. 00:24 – Piano becomes distorted, synthesizers 00:28 – liquid dripping (Could be blood, but hard to tell - black and white) 00:42 – Looks like doctors equipment 01:07 – Main title – “The HAUNTING in CONNECTICUT” 01:14 – Secondary title – “based on the true story” 01:21 – Interview with woman commences 01:48 – Newspaper articles on the upcoming events of the film

3. 00:01 – 00:11 – Production Companies

4. 00:11 – 01:02 Flashing images of old photographs – This has significance to on in the film when we find out these images are of dead bodies.

5. 00:28 – liquid dripping (Could be blood, but hard to tell - black and white)

6. 00:42 – What looks like doctors equipment

7. 01:07 – Main title – “The HAUNTING in CONNECTICUT”

8. 01:14 – Secondary title – “based on the true story”

9. 01:21 – Interview with woman commences

10. 01:48 – Newspaper articles on the upcoming events of the film

11. Conventions Flashing images Piano music Black and white Conventions in the opening titles of this film are typical for the genre of a thriller, but also have a few twists. For example, the synthesized piano. This is a modern technique, which is used to scare the audience into wondering what the mysterious sounds are.

12. Sounds During the titles, the few sounds you can hear are the piano, synthesizer, and dripping noises. These are all eerie and old style noises, which lead the audience to think about what these sounds may symbolise. Old is often a symbol for ghosts, spirits and the dead, especially in thriller movies