A title sequence is a short segment at the beginning of a film or television show that introduces the title and key production credits. It often includes visuals, music, and graphics that set the tone for the story. Title sequences can vary in style, from simple text on a plain background to elaborate animations that reflect the themes of the work. These sequences serve to engage the audience and provide essential information about the creators, such as the director, producers, and main cast. Iconic examples of title sequences include those from James Bond films and the Game of Thrones series, which are known for their distinctive artistic styles.