The Title Sequence




  

   I did the majority of the editing for the title sequence and first scene. The title sequence itself was three different clips of the settings in the film fading in and out of each other. In the beginning you can see the name of the film in purple with our industry name, LEMC, underneath. Each of credits for every actor is color coded to be the same color in the script. It has a relaxing and joyful music in the background. This happens until it fades into the film itself.

    Making it was rather simple, just adding text and transitions that align with the music. I got the liberty of choosing the title sequence and how to edit the film, as I am the director, so I presented the idea to my group mates and the agreed that this was good. The suggestion I liked from them the most was color-coding the credits.

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