Planning for the final task: Title design

 


**Name of the Studio (PRESENTS)- Vision Filmworks 

**Name of the Production Company- SJ Productions 

**Actors names- Julie Sanon, Sarah Thervil, St Flore Vernes, Sydney Woods 

**Film Title- Lesson Learned 

Casting by- St Flore Vernes 

**Music by- Joshua Blanchette 

Visual Effects- St Flore Vernes 

Costume Designer- Sydney Woods 

**Edited by- Sarah Thervil 

Production designer- Sarah Thervil 

Director of Photography- Julie Sanon 

**PRODUCER or PRODUCED BY, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER- St Flore Vernes 

**STORY BY- Sarah Thervil 

**WRITTEN BY- Julie Sanon 

**DIRECTED BY- Sydney Woods 

Font: Tone - The credits of our film will appear in two fonts, Times New Roman (hello) and Arial Black (hello). 

Contrast: Color –The screen will be black with white writing (example shown below)  

Size – The name of the person will be 1 size bigger than their job. 

Purpose – It is important for the audience to know who made the film, who had a key role in it, and the actresses. 

The letters in the words will have regular spacing because the font we are using doesn’t cause the letters to be bunched up and hard to read. 

Working title: The title of this film will most likely be “Lesson Learned”. 

The titles will enter the screen by popping up and will disappear by fading. 

Titles will disappear after 4 or 5 seconds. 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Title Research: Juno

Image
The movie “Juno” was researched on  www.artofthetitles.com  because of our genre Drama.  To start off , there  are 23 titles that appear during the opening sequence.  They include   the directors, producers, actors and title of the show. There  are  a few others named but basically everyone who had a role in the making of the film is name. The  images  that are prioritized in the opening scene is Juno   only really. She’s the only  c ha racter that the camer a  is focused on the whole entire time.  Things around her is being edited and she’s depicted sort of grey.  She’s just walking drinking a jug of  lemonade  along the way.  It also makes me wonder if the lemonade is anything significant.  The connotation these images carry is that the film is mostly centered on Juno. The film established a feeling of drama because you’re already won dering why a young girl like Juno is wandering around by ...
Read more

Filming Blog

Image
Welcome back, after going through all the other steps with us, it's only fair you get to see the finished product. This blog is to talk about more thoughts that went through our heads when making this video. One thing my group mates and I could proudly say is that it did not turn out bad. We realized that things may not always happen the way you plan them, so you must always have a backup plan just in case. This video was a success in many different ways. This video pushed us to learn new skills. We were able to keep each other on top of our work and getting things done on time. Working on a task together with friends made the task way more enjoyable. The workload and stress are also dimmed down if the work is split correctly. We didn’t want one group member to have a heavier workload than another. We made sure that each group member was doing the same amount of work throughout this process. It also allowed us to have learning experiences outside of the classroom. Not everyone poss...
Read more

Genre Research: Black Panther

Image
Welcome back to my blog. These next few blogs will be about movies my group and I chos e to research and use to build our opening scene on.   The first  movie we chose was Black Panther. The first thing that the audience  hears is a child and their parent voice.  The story turned out to be the  background  story  of where the dad is from  Wakanda . Which  leads the movie to a sandbox  type  of thing that  demonstrated  and drawn out everything the dad was saying as he was saying it.  Once the story was done being told, the year and place of the Movie was displayed on the scree n, 1992  California.  During this  the audience can clearly see the relationship between the characters. Since when the king walked in the two people who were  previously in the room bowed down to him and had to hide their weapons.  The  Mise-en- Scene  also made sense. The  two men  living in Califor...
Read more