Main Task - Post 5a - Macro/Micro analysis of an opening sequence from your genre

I have looked at Batman (1989) for my first micro-macro analysis of an opening sequence for the action genre. I have broken this video down into Macro and Micro analysis, macro meaning large and micro meaning small.

MACRO analysis

Narrative - meaning written words and or verbal dialogue.
The following appear in order respectively.

• Warner Bros. presents
• Jack Nicholson
• Micheael Keaton
• Kim Basinger
• A Guber-Peters company production
• A Tim Burton film
• BATMAN
• Based upon characters appearing in magazines published by DC Comics Inc. 
• Robert Wuhl 
• Pat Hingle 
• Billy Dee Williams 
• Michael Gough 
• and Jack Plalance 
• Casting by Marion Dougherty 
• Costume designer Bob Ringwood 
• Ms Basingers costumes by Linda Herikson 
• Music by Danny Elfman 
• Songs written and performed by Prince 
• Editor Ray Lovejoy 
• Production designed by Anton Furst 
• Director of photography Roger Pratt (B.S.C) 
• Based on Batman characters created by Bob Kane 
• Executive producers Benjamine Melniker, Michael E. Uslan 
• Co-producer Chris Kenny 
• screenplay by Sam Hamm and Warren Skaaren 
• story by Sam Hamm 
• produced by Jon Peters and Peter Guber 
• Directed by Tim Burton 

Representation - Dark, gloomy, mysterious

Genre - action

MICRO analysis

Sound - Haunting and powerful music throughout.

Camera - camera pans and zooms in parts, high angle shots also appear.

Editing - None

Special effects - None

Mise-en-scene - dark setting, lots of what appears to be metal that is eventually made out to be a batman symbol.