Title Design : Final Task


 

The opening credits of my film will appear in an old timey font that appears to be smeared or bloody, setting the tone for the genre of our film: horror. I would like to either have these credits fade in or fade out depending on which scene the credit appears on. For the ending credits, I am thinking about making it bold and pop out with a scary sound effect as the opening sequence ends in a scary scene.  

  • - Working title: The title of this film will likely be: “  

  • - The title will be bold and, in all caps, most likely red to represent the haunting color of blood. Possibly - - SOMETHING LIKE THIS or something will boldly edges.  

  • - Titles will be either fading in/out while some may pop out at you.  

  • - Titles will disappear after about 3-4 seconds on screen.  

  • - Depending on the part of the scene, the colors will vary from black and red to possible mixed colors.  

  • - The Directed By title will most likely be at the end when we will have a fake knife slice across the screen.  

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