Re-Edited Title Sequence

We decided that we weren’t going to change the typography for our title sequence, although in the end we decided that we would change the font so we went back onto dafont.com as in our feedback the audience said that the font we had originally used was too blurry and they found it hard to read, no matter what colour it was. We found a new typography called An Unfortunate Event as it still fits in with eerie effect within our title sequence. We agree with the feedback given to us with the white font so we have kept it that colour although we changed the typography we also had a look at a font called Charles S we did try it out within the title sequence but we felt it wasn’t as connected to the horror genre as much as the other font so we decided in the end to go with the first choice as we felt it fitted in better than the second one.

Editing

We have gone back into our title sequence and started to change the colour of the font as that was the main fault with the feedback that we got back from the class so we went for a white so it was easier for the audience to see, the red was foreshadowing the horror genre and we didn’t want the audience to loose sight of the horror genre we were going for with our title sequence. We have kept the same font ‘Nervous’ for now and we  can then see the feedback we get from the change in colour. However, for the last word in our sequence is the films title we decided that we were just going to change the brightness of the red as the white made the clarity even worse. We have shown our new edited sequence to some students and they have said that they are able to see the font a lot more clear than what they could when it was red, we are hoping to keep the original font as it connotes the horror genre and we think it fits in well with the sequence itself.

Editing