Evaluation
How easy or difficult was it to create a the title credits?
Overall, creating the title credits were relatively simple. All we had to do while editing our footage on Final CuT Pro was select the text tool. select the frame we wanted to add the text to, and write the text.
What decisions did you make when deciding on the font, typeface and size of titles?
We decided that we wanted to make the font of the text quite simple, and we wanted to make them big enough to be readable, but not take the attention away from the scene. We also decided to keep all the titles the same size.
How successful is your choice of font? Does it suit the tone of the film?
I don't think the choice of font is very successful. My reason for this is because the style of the font is very hard and non-friendly, which is the opposite to the type of scene that was filmed. I also think the colours of the font do not match the tone of the film as it is like green.
How successful were you in the placement of title credits so they fit the action that we see? Are the titles 'integrated' or contrasting?
In the placement of the credits, we put the first title in the middle, and decided to stick with the theme of all the titles being in the centre. This is because it would stand out to the viewer, but also it wouldn't take too much attention away from the film.
If you were to complete this tasks again, what would you do differently?
In doing this task again, I would change the style and colour of the font to make it suit the tone of the film better. I would also think about resizing some of the text where there were parts with a lot of titles as it sometime took up a fair bit of the screen.
How easy or difficult was it to create a the title credits?
Overall, creating the title credits were relatively simple. All we had to do while editing our footage on Final CuT Pro was select the text tool. select the frame we wanted to add the text to, and write the text.
What decisions did you make when deciding on the font, typeface and size of titles?
We decided that we wanted to make the font of the text quite simple, and we wanted to make them big enough to be readable, but not take the attention away from the scene. We also decided to keep all the titles the same size.
How successful is your choice of font? Does it suit the tone of the film?
I don't think the choice of font is very successful. My reason for this is because the style of the font is very hard and non-friendly, which is the opposite to the type of scene that was filmed. I also think the colours of the font do not match the tone of the film as it is like green.
How successful were you in the placement of title credits so they fit the action that we see? Are the titles 'integrated' or contrasting?
In the placement of the credits, we put the first title in the middle, and decided to stick with the theme of all the titles being in the centre. This is because it would stand out to the viewer, but also it wouldn't take too much attention away from the film.
If you were to complete this tasks again, what would you do differently?
In doing this task again, I would change the style and colour of the font to make it suit the tone of the film better. I would also think about resizing some of the text where there were parts with a lot of titles as it sometime took up a fair bit of the screen.
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