Title Design


 

Title Design 

The opening credits of the film will appear placed throughout the clips at the start. That will be written in a camouflage green color. They will be placed all throughout the screens at different moments in the beginning. And then at the end the end credits will roll. 

- The titles will appear on screen in normal lettering and then fade into the video, in a sort of camouflage way. 

- Each title will disappear after 2-3 seconds. 

- All titles will be in capital letters.  

Example: PRODUCED BY: SMITH 

- All titles will be in green. 

Example: PRODUCED BY: SMITH 

- The last and most important name to appear on screen at the beginning of the film will be that of the director. This title will be centered on the screen and in font 2 sizes larger than the rest. 

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