Progress

We decided to change our credits and make them more colourful as when we put them on the film we thought the white on black background looked a little too much like a horror film. We also distorted some of the lettering and words to make it a little quirky and give a lighthearted feel to it.

Progress

As the group had different ideas for what the credits should look like, we made two different sequences to see which style looked better.

In the end we decided the second sequence would work much better as it was much clearer to read and not too cheesy, but still was slightly girly so therefore still links to the genre.

Final Touches

Today we finished editing out sequence, we are nearing the end of the process. Our sequence is now together as a whole and just needs a couple of tweaks to make sure the cuts are spotless.  We have now started thinking about the more in detail features of a title sequence. The key focus for us now is music and credits. We have previously had big issues with the music and making it fit our piece, but we have found several track we believe work well with the piece they just need to be added to our piece. As for credits we have experimented with several fonts that we believe will fit the genre but have had a clash of ideas. The compromise is that we have "handwritten" style of font but that it is also clear not overly swirly and extravagant.

Progress

In todays lesson we did the final re-shoots which we decided upon due to the feedback we got from our class. We then split the group in order to use our time more effectively, Natalie and Iveta worked on getting the final bits of footage edited into place, Nicola started work on the credits/titles and I worked on the sound. This went well we completed the majority of our tasks, finishing the editing of the sequence, getting an idea for what we want the credits to look like and beginning to develop the sound for the inter cutting between the boy and girl.