Final Task: Titles

 Title Card 1- Starring Oscar Koenig

Title Card 2- Produced by KoenigsDomain

Title Card 3- Presented by SlowFlow studios 

Title Card 4- Music by Tyler Bates

Title Card 5- Edited by John Freeman

Title Card 6- Produced by Kevin Long     Executive producer Lynn Kania

Title Card 7- Story by Oscar Koenig

Title Card 8- Written by Les Morales

Title Card 9- Directed by Charlie Franklin


All of my opening title scenes will open and close the same way. They will fade in an out of the screen. They will be centered in the middle of the screen at all times. Most of the credits will be displayed on a black background. I have come up with a few ideas and might have a few shots of the setting as the background. The likely title of the film will be "Alone". I am planning on doing a cool design where I take the "L" in alone and replace it with a black silhouette of a person or a knife. This might be a little tricky to do but with the editing soft where I may be able to. The font for the rest of the word will be like this. The rest of the titles will be in a font similar to this, so not that different that default. Each title will be on the screen for about 2 to 3 seconds with exception to the Film name which will be around 4-5 seconds. Titles with a dark background will be in a white color and ones with a bright background will have a black color.


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