Title Design in Detail

Movie Title:



Production:

EVIL EYE STUDIOS PRESENTS AMOR PRODUCTION COMPANY

Other Titles:

CASTING BY SARAH HERMAN

MUSIC BY SARAH HERMAN

VISUAL EFFECTS SARAH HERMAN

COSTUME DESIGNER SARAH HERMAN

EDITED BY SARAH HERMAN

PRODUCTION DESIGNER SARAH HERMAN

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY SARAH HERMAN

PRODUCER SARAH HERMAN

STORY BY SARAH HERMAN

WRITTEN BY SARAH HERMAN

DIRECTED BY SARAH HERMAN

Babysitter sarah herman

mother jennifer herman

child ashley herman

barbie statue ashley herman

Information:

My titles will be in a font that I from the following website.

https://www.1001freefonts.com/horror-fonts-4.php

My titles will be black and red, which are conventional colors for horror movies. I want my titles to represent my movie's genre. I also want my titles to stand out against my many backgrounds, so I made it a big and creepy font. My titles will appear on my screen for around 2-3 seconds, long enough for the audience to read, but short enough to guarantee that this won't distract them from watching my movie. I made the names of each person 5 times bigger than the role titles, which are black and size 50pt. My titles will fade in and out of the screen very subtly, which will represent that the main murderer in my movie is subtle and goes unnoticed. My titles will mostly be placed in the bottom corners of my screen while my movie plays. If there is a dark background, I will use a red font instead of black.



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