Planning for Final Task: Title Design
My film's opening credits will appear very small and unable to read at first. Along with the eerie background music, I want to make the viewers feel uneasy with the opening credits as well. This is why I am going to make the words be zoomed in quickly and appear in a way that they can be easily read. They will be in the center of the screen, and some parts of the opening sequence will include two titles at the same time. The words will be white and red, displayed on a black background. This is because the colors of the mask are black, red and white.
The working title is "Chasing Me" that will look something like this:
The title is bold and in all caps, with two different fonts and colors. Unlike the way the other credits will appear, the title will just pop up on the screen normally. However, there will be a moment of suspense before it does appear. The title will disappear after around 5 seconds and all other titles will disappear after 2 to 3 seconds.
The titles will be in white font, and the names of the participants will be in red. Here is an example:
There will be more space between the title and the participants in the actual credits. The title will be a larger font size than the names of the participants because of the way I want the words to align. The titles will be about 4 font sizes bigger than the participants' names (which is displayed in this picture).
As previously stated, the words will appear very small, so the viewers would have to squint to attempt to make them out. The words will then increase in size with the blink of an eye. They will then fade off the screen. I will merge the titles "Editing" and "Directing" together. Since they will both be done by me, I will include them together so it looks like "Directing & Editing by" to make things easier.
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