28th-5th March
As i was in charge of titles i started creating them on photoshop. Using the notes we made from Leanne's lesson of what order the titles go in i started to create them.
I firstly jotted down the titles i was going to include in our title sequence on paper in the order of what i wanted them to be shown in. Then i went on photoshop and started to create the titles using a film and video template with the size of PAL D1/DV Widescreen. I had to use a film and video template so that the titles can be put onto Final Cut Pro without a problem and also because i have to make sure that the titles fit in nicely with the whole title sequence.
As i was in charge of titles i started creating them on photoshop. Using the notes we made from Leanne's lesson of what order the titles go in i started to create them.
- Production company
- Cast
- Title of film
- Casting by
- Music by
- Costume designer
- Production design
- Director of photography
- Co-producers
- Co executive producer
- Executive producer
- Written by
- Produced by
- Directed by
I firstly jotted down the titles i was going to include in our title sequence on paper in the order of what i wanted them to be shown in. Then i went on photoshop and started to create the titles using a film and video template with the size of PAL D1/DV Widescreen. I had to use a film and video template so that the titles can be put onto Final Cut Pro without a problem and also because i have to make sure that the titles fit in nicely with the whole title sequence.
After i had created a new page i started to type each title individually on the bottom left hand corner. The font style i chose and thought was suitable for all the titles was Cochin. For the main title 'Delayed' it was Riesling which i got from Dafont. To make sure that all my titles were at the same side with the same alignment i used the grid layout as a guide line as i didn't want all my titles to show at different places. I chose the font colour to be black as i thought it was the colour that would be the most legible when shown on the different shots with different coloured background.
Once i had finished creating my titles i had to get rid of the background paper and save it as a PNG. I had to get rid of the background paper before i saved it because when i put the titles on Final Cut Pro the background for the titles will be the shots. Saving it as a PNG allows me to upload my titles onto our title sequence.
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