Titles Research/Fonts and Styles for Titles/ Timings for Titles

Titles Research/Fonts and Styles for Titles/ Timings for Titles

Directer- Chris Page

Screenplay- Ella Fleming

Film Editor- Harrison Crick

Actors- Extras/Main Character 

Executive Producer- Molly Robinson

Casting- Amanda Thompson
Costumer Design- Meryl McAdams
Sound Designer- Anne Murphy
Production Designer- Charles Willis
Director of Photography- George Joffe

Title Appearance

Font- Adobe Fangsong Std R - Simple text that is easily readable but also does not attract too much attention. Influenced by typewriter text as he is a business man.

Size- 20 pt. - so that is does not encompass to much of the screen and draw attention away.

Colour- Plain white - Simple, yet effective for topic as is usually related to death.

Order of appearance throughout opening scene

Film4

Blue Lion Productions (On black screen)

A Fleming INC Film
Molly Robinson
Ella Fleming
Harrison Crick

Delusion Title

Costume Designer- Meryl McAdams

Sound Designer- Anne Murphy

Casting- Amanda Thompson

Production Designer- Charles Willis 

Director of Photography- George Joffe

Executive Producer- Molly Robinson

Film Editor- Harrison Crick

Screenplay- Ella Fleming

Director- Chris Page

Delusion Title

Timings of Titles

Film4- 7 seconds
Blue Lion Productions- 4 seconds 

A Fleming INC Film- 3 seconds 

Molly Robinson- 3 seconds
Ella Fleming- 3 seconds
Harrison Crick- 3 seconds 

Delusion Title - 4 seconds

Costume Designer- Meryl McAdams - 2 seconds

Sound Designer- Anne Murphy - 2 seconds

Casting- Amanda Thompson - 2 seconds

Production Designer- Charles Willis - 2 seconds

Director of Photography- George Joffe - 2 seconds
Screenplay- Ellie Flew - 3 seconds
Film Editor- Harrison Prop - 2 seconds

Executive Producer- Mandy Remero - 2 seconds

Director- Chris Page - 4 seconds

This title order was based off the movie Fight Club, which is a similar genre to the movie that we created and so we agreed that basing the titles off a similar style as that movie was a good choice. However we decided on some changes to the titles so that they could fit around what was happening on screen as the Fight Club opening scene is a stop motion in time while we have live action going on throughout the opening scene. This means that the titles need to be adapted to meet these differences and make sure that it fit in with was was going on on the screen. However, it is still true to its roots with the white text and easy to read font that shares a remarkable semblance with that of Fight Club.