Planning for Final Task: Title Design

 


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The opening credits will appear in Times New Roman while the main title will have a Modern Love Font. Each title including the main will have a fade in and fade out. With each title the position could differ and appear in different parts of the screen. I plan to introduce some titles while a scene is taking place. The first thing, before any scene will be displayed is the title of the studio and production company. No titles will be imbedded in the setting; all will be straightforwardly presented on the screen. When Introducing some titles, I may shift from a scene taking place and utilize the animated aspect of romantic comedies and humor the opening titles through that way. 

Working Title- The Love Challenge: Confronting the Enemy



All titles will fade in and fade out. Fade out will occur 2 seconds after filly appearing on the screen.

The same salmon color I used for the main title will not be used for the opening titles. I first decided to use the icons, but after thinking about it, I thought it would be redundant and be best to display the icons in the Main title of the movie. There will be things going on in the background so icons in the titles will only be distracting.   I will also do a contrast with the casing of the letters. The title will be in lower case and the name will all be capitalized. This way it provides more of a goofy feel. If the salmon color shows to blend in the background of a scene, I will switch to black, but I will primarily use the same colors as in the main title. Spacing is already enhanced by the type of font I’m using. The font originally provides big spaces between different words making it a lot easier to read.

Ex. casting by IMANI SAMEEM

 

Blackwell Enterprise presents

with Sameem Productions

introducing JAKIRA WORSLEY

with DAKARAI SAMEEM

special appearance by SNOWFLAKE THE BUNNY

FAYE THE DOG

and KEVIN THE HAMSTER




casting by IMANI SAMEEM

music by ...

costume designer IMANI SAMEEM

edited by IMANI SAMEEM

produced by IMANI SAMEEM

story by IMANI SAMEEM

written by IMANI SAMEEM

directed by IMANI SAMEEM



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