Detailed Title Design

Font: We will be using either a comic book style font such as MV Boli or Sitka Test which allows for a clean look

example: 


Contrast: Color- White or black


Size- sizing depends on the scene and what fits


Purpose- what is important for the audience to read? The different titles give the audience the idea of who did what and the production they are able to receive during the film


Working title: "Unforgettable"

- and will be in all caps using our designated font: SOMETHING ALONG THESE LINES


How will the titles (the words) enter and leave the screen? The titles will enter the screen and placed on different objects on the screen and disappear accordingly 


How long will each title be on the screen before it disappears? Each title will be on the screen for a maximum of 6 seconds while the director's name will be presented longer.


The credits will be written on and shown through the exercise machines and on the streets while the actors are running.
 
Working title: "Unforgettable"
- and will be in all caps using our designated font: SOMETHING ALONG THESE LINES

Using black or white font but the titles will appear like this: Directed By: Kai Lobban

Titles

Name of the Studio (presents): KML Studio Presents 

Name of the Production Company: TreeEye Pictures

Actors' names: Lucia Rodriguez, Mia Obraitis, Willow Rivera

Film Title: "Unforgettable"

Music by: undetermined 

Edited by: Mia Obraitis

Producer or Produced by, Executive producer: Produced by KML studios

Story by: KML Studios

Written by: Lucia Rodriguez

Directed by: Kai lobban

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