Props List

Title Sequence Font Choice

These are a few fonts we have looked at for our opening title sequence, using the website Dafont.com. we found fonts that reflect on our genre, which is horror.

we've chosen this font as most horror fonts can to be too complicated, and hard to read.The font reminds me of scratches in a wall, which relates to our horror theme as it connotes despair or struggle, which usually occurs in horrors.

This font is the more obvious horror font, as the splashes around the letters look like blood. The font reminds me of writing used for the Tv show ''Dexter''.  

This is the last font we've chosen. This particular font reminds me of paint brush strokes, this could connote to blood if it was being brushed across a wall, or messages written in blood.

Credit List

Credit List

Top Trumps - Production Roles

JereMINA AKROFI-DANIELS | Infographics

Hayley biley | Create infographics

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Title Sequence Institution Research

Script practice

Jolly Snow Script

Vlog

The task required doing some research to find a company that would be suitable for distributing the final product. we had to consider the audience they are likely to attract and also their previous work which could also be a big influence. the actors associated with the company also has a big impact.

25 Word Pitch

Two sisters, one attracts, one kills. Dexter meets Friday 13th the film is messed up which represents the mental state of both characters and their past.

Synopsis

 

soundtrack analysis

Here is an analysis I did for the sound within the title sequence of the movie 'Coach Carter'. The task was to analyse all its features and discuss how the sounds establish a particular genre, time period, tone, location and characters.

Credits Timeline

                                                     Credit timeline for Batman Beyond:     

                                                             Return of The Joker

Credit Timelines are used in order to plan where titles will be placed once the title sequence has been constructed.

I used the title sequence of Batman Beyond to plot which titles came up and also the time the titles came up so that when our title sequence is created we have an idea of how the titles should be spaced out and also the order of the titles.

The title sequence was 02:08 minutes long and had 20 titles within that time frame. The spacing between the titles didn't have a continuous pattern as it didn't have equal intervals but this is the typical expectation within a sequence.