Planning Blog: Titles



Titles

DruKungFo Studio’s PRESENTS

DruJutsu Production company

Dru Donald

Jade Amane

Regrets

Music by Kimberley Rew

Edited by: Dru Donald

Producer by: Dru Donald

Executive Producer: Dru Donald

Story by: Dru Donald

Written by: Dru Donald

Directed by: Dru Donald

The opening credits of my film will appear in a modern bold font that fades in an out on the right corner of the screen.

Some credits will be written on what is appears to be a computer screen.

My working title is most likely to be “Regrets” however there is a chance for it to change to something more discrete.

Titles with be flown in or faded onto the screen.

Each titles will disappear after 2 or 3 seconds.

Depending on the color theme I want to go with for the movie, I will be using a grey,black, and white font. One color for one word and another color for the other.

For example: Directed by will look like Directed by: DRU DONALD

The titles will most likely be double spaced keeping each separating each letter l i k e  s o.

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