Planning for the final task: title design

Working Title: The title of this film will most likely be “The Truth Will Set You Free.” This title may or may not change overtime. All titles will be dainty but bold enough to attract attention to them. It will be in bold faced cursive font (Modern Love). It is not available on blogger as of right now. The titles will be “written” onto the screen as if someone had handwritten it. All titles will disappear after 2-3 seconds with a fade. The opening credits of my film will appear in a cursive handwritten font that appear to be “written” into the right corner of the screen. All credits will be inserted w/ this format and no titles will be embedded in the setting. All titles will be written in either full black or full white, depending on the scene. There will also be some spacing between the letters. The letter will be of significant sizing so that the titles are noticed. But, they will not be too big to the point where it takes away from the opening sequence. There will only be one font of use. The actors’ title cards will have their names in bigger sizes than their “occupation.”  The name off the film will likely be inserted before the actors' names. The first name of the person who holds the job will be in all caps. For example: Directed by: TAELOR Barnes. Since I am doing the final task by myself, my name will be coming up a lot in the credits. I will also be finding royalty free music to insert into the movie.

Title cards:

Sonder Studios PRESENTS

TaelorMade Films

Actors:

 Indigo Marie

Jodi Cameron

Film title: The Truth Will Set You Free

Music by: (TBA)

Film Editor: Taelor Barnes

Story by: Taelor Barnes

Written by: Taelor Barnes

Directed by: Taelor Barnes

See you in the next one!



 

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