Planning Blog: Title

At the beginning of the scene, we will show our title in Arial font because it's bold and stands out easily to entice the viewer.

Our title as of now is PROTECT THE PRESIDENT. We might change it in the editing process, but it fits the theme of the film, and we made it in all caps to pop out more and make it seem like a serious situation.

We're going to start the scene with the title on the screen for about 3 seconds then it will immediately fade away to a high action scene to create a sense of urgency, which is why the title is in caps. Since the suits we will be wearing will be black we will probably make the title a brighter color like red or blue. The credits to the actors and editors will also be presented in a brighter color because we want the name to the credits on the actors' suits and the editing credits will be somewhere on the entrances of buildings or cars. Something like Played By: Albert Johnson. The title will be shown one more time at the end for another 3 seconds then fades into a black screen to show the end of the beginning.













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