Title sequence update

In today's lesson, we (roughly) finished doing our title sequence, so we are now able to synchronize the background music to each title. Here is a picture of us selecting our title font in the lesson:

We decided against the original fonts we downloaded for the name titles, because they look quite unprofessional, and although they compliment our film title, they don't seem to fit against the visuals on screen. We did however, select one of the downloadable fonts for our film title, which we really like! This is what it looks like...

Here is a quick vlog we did in our lesson about our progress today:

Title fonts

In editing our title sequence, we decided to search for fonts which related specifically to our title and the theme of our opening. We used fontspace.com - here is our search criteria:

We found several different fonts which we really liked:

We also found these ones on fontzone.net which has fonts that are free to download for commerical use: 

We are yet to decide which fonts will be used for each name title and the actual film title so we've just previewed them using the name of our film opening 'Double Blind', however we hope to decide this tomorrow so we can add them in and get the title sequence done!

Film title ideas

Mac 5 were in our lesson editing, when we realized that we haven't really blogged about ideas for the title of our film! We wanted to incorporate the clinical aspects of the film, and following in this thought chain came the name 'Double Blind' which we were introduced to in GCSE biology.

Here is the Google definition of our title:

Here is some further wiki research:



We have chosen this title because we would like it to reflect our character's duplicate personality. The concept of the researcher and the patient being unaware of the effects of a treatment fits in with both the medical nature of our film, and the idea that our psychiatrist is a qualified woman in a position of power, abusing these drugs, yet her patients are unaware that she is potentially dangerous to them.
We are yet to decide on a creative way to present this title, though we have started exploring 'shutter' effects, to make our title appear in quick flashes, as though a blind has been opened.