Title Design

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  • Working title- the title of this film will most likely be "From Bad to Worse."
  • The font of the titles will be "Anton." It is similar to the fonts used in movies like "Split," and will convey the theme of thriller. Anton looks like this.
  • Colors and Sizing- The film will possibly be in multiple lighting environments, but when in bright environments, black font will be used, and when in darker environments, a blue color will be used. In addition to this, the fonts will be noticeable to the audience, while not obstructing the shot.
  • All titles will fit into a place in the shot, that aligns with its subject. For example, an establishing shot of the actor and the building will have a title where the sign of the building would be. A document that the actor is reading will have a title somewhere on the paper.
  • "Anton" will be used in a bold, clear font. This will allow it to stand out against other characters on the screen. It will be typed on the screen with each shot, giving a maximum of one title per shot. Some shot will not have titles. The duration of the shot will be duration of the title, so whatever title is on the screen will disappear when the shot changes.
Title order of the movies-

  • "E&J Studio Presents"
  • "A MiBo Production"
  • "Jacob Pineiro"
  • "From Bad to Worse"
  • "Music by insaneintherainmusic"
  • "Edited by Jacob Pineiro"
  • "Produced by Jacob Pineiro"
  • "Story by Jacob Pineiro"
  • "Written by Jacob Pineiro"
  • "Directed by Jacob Pineiro"

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