Title Design

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  • The opening titles and credits of my film will appear on the screen and not embedded in the setting. The title will appear in a colorful, artsy font and it will appear and disappear in a fade in/fade out transition. 
  • Working title: The title of this film is likely to be "Your Heart's Beat"
  • It will be in a large and bold font in all caps, it will look SOMETHING LIKE THIS.
  • The titles will fade in and out casually, and they will be on screen for about 3 seconds each.
  • All titles will be a yellow and light green font: mostly light green and outlined in yellow. It will look SOMETHING LIKE THIS.
  • The name of the person will be notably larger than the words above it. For example: DIRECTED BY: CHRISTOPHER HAYMAN



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