An on-screen title reads: "Usually it began like this".
The on-screen title was wrong, no doubt about it".
Scott Cooper's film "Black Mass" is told in flashback, framed by recent confessions by James (Whitey) Bulger's partners in crime, and the first of these flashbacks is dated, in an on-screen title, to 1975.
The film's opening image, of students trudging single file through the snow, is accompanied by an on-screen title at once mournful and proud: "Once, armed youth cried out for revolution".
An on-screen title captures the mood: the two men are going to see a couples therapist, we're told, "in a last-ditch effort to save their friendship, and any future collaborations".
Although there is no on-screen title caption, the episode is referred to in all internal production documentation by the name "Trapped in the Sky".
The first Treehouse of Horror episode aired in 1990 as part of the second season, and its on-screen title was "The Simpsons Halloween Special".
In "Babylon," teams of building professionals -- many of whom are identified in on-screen titles simply by their professional designations -- move in to reconstruct the city after the Berlin Wall comes down.
Jumpcut enables users to take video clips, photos and other visual content to produce a "movie," complete with music, sound effects and customized on-screen titles.
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The ability to use streaming hardware and software to broadcast straight to the News Feed could allow creators to add on-screen graphics, titles and overlays to make their streams more fancy and polished.
