In this course, we've learned that font is one of the most important factors of any piece of media. It is quintessential to developing the mood and image of anything from a film opening to a brand. In a project like this one, where credits are an essential part of the piece, the font in which the credits are written is of the utmost importance. We only have two minutes to develop the film opening, and we HAVE TO include the credits in that time, as well as develop some sort of conflict (which our script does). Our Credits will be in a Black & White color and are very sharp, developing the aggressive mood of our psychological thriller. Below, I will attach the credits that Virginia has created for the film.
' As we were talking to our teacher, Mrs. Stoklosa, and showed her the credits. One thing that we might change is that in the first picture, some are too crowded, and would make it difficult for our viewers to read. This might just elongate our film length, or we'll have to cut out some of the dialogue. I love how this font looks, and I think it presents the overall mood and image of our film.
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