Title Design

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  The first thing we thought about was the font we wanted to use for
our main title. We wanted to choose something that would give visual appeal and make people love and enjoy looking at it. Something in cursive emits love and happiness. 

The coloring of the final title should be an ombre effect or a golden hue to represent the color story of the short film. 

The size of the title will cover the screen almost fully. The other elements, such as the producer and director, will have smaller sizing on the screen and be placed at the bottom of the screen. The size will be something like this: “The producer”. 

My partners and I have decided to make the title “Finding you.”

The words will appear on the screen during the transition of both characters getting ready. Allowing for a further dramatic effect. 

Each title will be on the screen for about 2-4 seconds. The main title fades in and out at around 5 seconds.


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