The conventions of title sequences that were most important to
this task were:
·
Conveying details of the cast and crew and in
what order
·
Introducing the main character and the title
·
The film title
·
Indication of mood, tone and genre
We planned to edit the title sequence by bearing in mind what conventions
we needed to include. We initially decided on what font, colour and effects to
use, deciding to make this constant throughout. We then added the cast and crew
names in the places we thought they could possibly go and flow smoothly.
We decided to use red text with a quite plain font to make sure it
looked professional and real, yet also conveyed the genre. When deciding on the
effect, we wanted something that looked good yet wasn’t too distracting so fit
with the rest of the title sequence. When deciding on names, we featured
members of the class as the cast to make it more efficient.
In comparison to the original, our re-edit was similar in some
ways but different in others. For example, we used dark red writing so it
showed against the background and matched the blood that we thought might be
significant to the genre. This proved to be the exact choice of the editors who
did the original. Had we had more time, we could’ve inserted more titles to
make it even more realistic, but generally the titles we did put in were in the
correct places. We could’ve used a bolder font to exactly match the original,
but ours was clear anyway and not distracting to the eye.
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