Credits and title for our thriller opening.

We had quite a few idea's of how our credits could be set out and if they would look right when editing. As we have files opening in our thriller we were happy to stick with having the credits revealed when opened. We would edit the credits in using the macs. On the other hand, we had a back up in case it didn't work. We got chalk and coloured card and wrote our credits out and then we could overlap the image onto the files. When editing we have to make sure we get the right angle in which the files are, otherwise it won't look right.


 Here is the style of credits we were going for. We made sure they were the same colour as the files so it was easy to fit place on top of the picture. Using white chalk makes the credits stand out.


We were also thinking of using black card but we'll have to see how which one looks better when editing.


We had to find a unique way of viewing our title for our thriller. As we already had a name it was just a matter of linking the way of having the title to our opening.





We came up with a simple of having the title to start with..
Using the red writing would connote to blood as the girl has been killed.
We brainstormed in what other signs/symbols would make it look more realistic and came up with having a hand print smudged, which would look like blood from the victims hand.

After a bit of development we came up with a new design that the whole group agreed on.


We thought having the title slightly dark would give out thriller a scarier look to it. As we used red paint it stood out on the black background so the audiences eyes suddenly draw to it. Having the hand smudged would show that the victim is slowly dying or getting dragged away by the killer.