Planing Blog: Tittle Desgin

My Final Task opening credits will be in a digital font that looks like it's been typed all over the screen. The sequence will have a few credits included in it. Credits could be printed, for example, on beds, kitchen appliances, and the front of the house.


Working Tittle: My tittle is called "Unveiling Sarah"



Contrast: The credits will alternate between black and white depending on the background, with the main title being a dark blue color.


Size: Since the main title is the most significant, it will naturally be quite large. The remaining credits will have them much smaller, but they will still be in all caps and quite noticeable. (For instance, DIRECTED BY: AMAYA DUARTE)


Working Tittle: Our title has been decided on "Unveiling Sarah"


With every scene, the titles will appear and go.


Every title will appear at random, be very visible, and stay on screen for three to six seconds. While between 10 and 20 minutes will be dedicated to the main title.

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