The opening credits to Se7en have the film studio, producers name and the directors name as the first 3 credits followed by the main cast and then the title of the film before the minor cast is introduced and the sountrack composer, costume designer and editor all towards the end, finishing again with the directors name. this seems to be the conventional way of applying the credits to a film with the production company and studio being credited first and the director last.
The credits for Se7en are fitting for the film as they are in a scratchy font that jump off the screen, fitting the thriller genre. The scenes behind the credits are also fitting as they add to the creepy, moody tension of the film and add to the tension it creates further telling the audience what type of film this will be within the first few minutes.
