Film Opening Title Sequence: 'Full Circle'

Thriller Evaluation 'Full Circle': Screen Flow

Media Thriller Evaluation

Media powerpoint evaluation final from sophiamusmarmedia

Animatic Storyboard- Full Circle

Our Production Company 'Move'

Our group has created a film company called Move Productions. This name has been chosen due to its similarities and significance with the film industry.

Our film has moving images, so by this concept we decided to bring the idea of continuity to the name of our film. The name 'Move' sounds like it is growing and progressive which is what we want our production company to be.
All together in our group we decided equally this was a good name and we are happy.

Editing: Fonts

To find the fonts we wanted for our film we used the website 'Art of the Title' alongside '1001 Fonts' and 'Fonts.com' to simply find something catchy for our thriller opening. 

There were many font which we thought would fit the ideal for our film, but the one we chose was 'Zodiac' as we felt like it wasn't trying too hard. It has a similar effect to the fonts below but slightly more corrupt.

Our other favourite fonts from '1001 Fonts' and 'DeFont'

Albertsthal Typewriter

Special Elite

Harting

RM Typewriter

Old Typewriter 2.0

Moms Typewriter

Editing: Transitions

transition

tranˈzɪʃ(ə)n,trɑːn-,-ˈsɪʃ-/

noun

1. 1. 

   the process or a period of changing from one state or condition to another.

   "students in transition from one programme to another"

   synonyms:

   change, move, passage, transformation, conversion, adaptation, adjustment, alteration, changeover, metamorphosis; More

   
   

   Our group decided to use transitions in our thriller opening because we wanted to try out new editing skills and we thought it would make our film stand out more and look more catchy. We used transitions such as cross dissolves which helped our shots move on well and smoothly so whoever is watching will not notice the transition. This was also used on our titles, we used fade which would make the titles appear as if they were being typed. This helped make our opening look more personal and as if someone was there typing the names.