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Planning; Title design

 Hey Gems. Honestly I can not wait fir you to see the final version of this design and how it will look with the film movie. But let's get into what I'm calling a preview. 

The opening credits of the film will fade into the film and fade out, in the middle of the screen. Some credits, though few, will also fade into the scenes. For example, credits will fade in the left corner which would be the grass of the fair, or on the right of the top screen. 


Working Title: The title of this film is likely to be “The Fun Fair” 


It will be in a font called “courier” and it will be in all Caps: SOMETHING ALONG THIS STYLE.


Titles will all fade into the film and also fade out of the film.

All titles will disappear after 2 or 3 seconds but the main title will disappear in 4 or 5 seconds.


Depending on the color of the scene I will be using black and white font. It will look something like this: FILMED BY: JENNIFER HERNANDEZ


The first name of the person who holds the job will be 2 sizes larger than the rest of the words. FILMED BY: JENNIFER HERNANDEZ. This will also apply to the main title is will be 4 times the bigger size than the smaller titles.


Well Gems enjoy. And go ahead and imagine what this will look like when it's finished. I can't wait. But that all I have for now.

Sincerely,

Makenna Jewels <3

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