Title design

 When doing the titles for this project, I will make them all blend together nicely and not use too many titles. I will spread the titles out evenly depending on what is happening in each scene. When a certain character is introduced, I will put their real life name on the screen. I will put the producer and main title at the beginning, in order to mock what happens in a real movie. the music artists, and other titles. I wanted to spread the character titles out mimicking a real opening sequence.  Timing makes a huge difference. Incorrect timing could cause the consumer to be confused and distract their mind from what they are watching. As far as font goes, certain titles look tacky. When I watch movies, one of my pet peeves is a tacky font. Fonts like this look unprofessional. I want to get a cool font that looks nice and matches with the theme. Contrast is also a big thing when it comes to wording. You want your titles to pop, so it is often suggested to contrast dark, bold colors with bright colors. For example, white and black or red and white looks really cool. I like having contrast, it looks very professional and neat. I know one of my background themes is going to be red. so for that, I will be using bold, white font over top of it. The font will be big and bold so it draws attention to it for the four seconds it will be up there. The titles will also have a transition from on to off screen. I will place the titles depending on what is going on in the scenes because I will not want to block anything out. When I watch movies, the titles/credits usually vary and do not stay in the same consistent place. I want my titles to look like THIS so that it is easy and simple to read. It also looks classy and not tacky. It will stay up for one scene at a time, so along the lines of two or three sentences. It will come on screen with the illusion that it is fading in and out. Depending on background colors, I will be using red, white, and black. I am going to try and stick with white though.