Codes and conventions of 'Catch me if you can'

The opening scene draws the audience in as they will want to know what the animation is about and what the genre of the film will be as the opening doesn't really give a lot of infomation about what type of film is is going to be.
This opening doesn't really set a sense of where we are or at what time. The animation goes through different scenes and shows different times of the day and different places of which the opening may be referring to where the film will be shot. The opening scene introduces the character by the credits, using written conventions) and showing an animation of a pilot, showing the audience that the film will have this type of character within it. This is how the opening scene has introduces the characters using technical conventions.
The genre of the film isn't shown clearly through the opening scene, however the audience gets a sense that the film might be a comedy because of they was that is has used animation to introduce the film and show the credits. The scene also shows animated women within the scene which refelcts to the viewer that it might have an element of romance. This is all done in the technical convention.
The credits are written in a fun, moving font which shows the element of the comedy genre. The credits are also shown moving like a plane through the opening scene which shows that the film is going to have something to do with planes, this also links in with fact the there is an animated pilot shown. This is all done using technical conventions.