AICE Media Studies

 The opening credits of my film will appear in a Cheltenham font. Working Title: The title of this film is likely to be “Three’s a crowd”  It will be Bold with Chelentenham font and in all caps: THIS IS A EXAMPLE. Titles will be displayed on the screen, It will fade in and out as it plays. Titles will disappear in 2.5 to 3 seconds. We will be using a Red font with blood dripping off the title, The author name will be presented in red as well. Example: Directed by: John Doe The names with first and last will be presented in a larger font. Example: Directed by:  John Doe

 Hi Blog! So we’re in the process of planning for our movie’s opening sequence. We have a few ideas so far! So for our movie’s location, we may film at Jaida’s house or somewhere in public, or both. Since it’s a thriller, we think it’d be good to use multiple locations. If anything our back up plan will be only Jaida’s house.  For safety, we’ll have a first aid kit and act responsibly. There will also be adults present in the house while we’re filming just in case. The participants will be Adarius, Jaida, and Mercedes (aka all of the members in our group). The schedule for now is to record for only one day unless we need to  revise and retake any clips.  We’re most likely going to work on a Friday or weekend. We’re all still trying to figure out what’s best for each other’s schedules as we all have work and lives outside of school. We’re all very excited to start this process. We just need to iron out a few details about planning, because of course things can change but our movie being

 Hi blog! It’s me again and today I’m exploring www.artofthetitle.com and www.watchthetitles.com has revolutionized our approach to title design for the short film. Art of the Title takes a deep dive into the world of movie and TV show titles, offering engaging articles and interviews that unveil the brilliance behind those initial scenes. On the other hand, Watch the Titles feels like a global journey through various title sequences, displaying an assortment of impressive titles and revealing all the intriguing details. These websites extend beyond the realm of movies; they are invaluable resources for our short film, providing lots of inspiration on how title sequences can transcend mere words on the screen. As we immerse ourselves in shaping the title design for our short film, these platforms emerge as great tools, injecting a dose of coolness and ensuring our opening sequence stands out with added flair. Alright, until next time. Bye bye blog!

 What titles are displayed during the opening sequences?  The titles displayed during the opening sequence of a movie typically include the film’s title, production company logos, director, and key production credits. What images are prioritized in the opening sequence?  The images prioritized in the opening sequence of movies often include production company logos, establishing shots, or symbolic visuals that set the tone for the film. It depends on the director’s vision and the storytelling approach of the movie. How does the film establish a feeling of the genre from the audience?  Films establish a feeling of the genre for the audience through various cinematic elements. These can include the movie’s opening sequence, which may incorporate specific visual and auditory cues typical of the genre. Elements like music, lighting, cinematography, and even the choice of fonts in titles contribute to creating a distinct atmosphere associated with the particular genre. For example, thriller

 Title Research: Sound of Freedom  What titles are displayed during the opening sequences? During the opening sequence of a movie, you typically see titles such as the film’s title, production company logos, director’s name, and key production credits. These titles help set the stage for the audience and provide essential information about the movie. 
What images are prioritized in the opening sequence? In the opening sequence of a movie, prioritized images often include production company logos, establishing shots to set the tone or location, and symbolic visuals relevant to the film’s themes. The choice of images can vary depending on the director’s artistic vision and the genre of the movie. It aims to captivate the audience and create anticipation for the story that will unfold. 
How does the film establish a feeling of the genre from the audience?  Films employ a blend of audio-visual components to evoke a sense of the genre in viewers. For instance, the music selection, lighting,

 Title Research: Fair Play What titles are displayed during the opening sequences? - The opening sequences feature titles such as the film's title, production company logos, director, and key production credits. What images are prioritized in the opening sequence?  - The images prioritized in the opening sequence may include production company logos, compelling establishing shots, or symbolic visuals, depending on the director's vision and the storytelling approach chosen for the movie. How does it establish a feeling of the genre for the audience?  - The film achieves this by incorporating specific cinematic elements in its opening sequence. Visual and auditory cues characteristic of the genre, such as music, lighting, cinematography, and title fonts, contribute to creating a distinct atmosphere. For example, suspenseful music and evocative lighting may be used for thriller elements, while lively music and vibrant colors enha