Titles and Font Use

We downloaded and imported the royalty free transitions into

Premiere CC 2014. We then looked into ways we could

darken the transition to make the text stand out.

We used Google to research various darker images that

would help the text stand out and we found a royalty free

graphic image of dried paint. Which we downloaded and

imported into Premiere.

We Placed the image over the transition and using the effects panel we adjusted the levels to

make the image slightly transparent.

We increased the percentage of the transparent feature ,and added the text back to the

transition, and it stood out and it was readable.

This is the final outcome of our transitioning text which we put

in between clips within our trailer, which included quotes that linked to our Narrative .

We repeated this process on the title credit , and we also

included an actual transition on the text to draw attention to

the name of our trailer.

To create the ending credit we used the ending to

Paranormal Activity: Ghost Dimension.

We used the image directly to recreate some of the graphic’s we couldn’t get hold of. From

that using Photoshop we manipulated the text away

from the background and filled in the colour using the brush

tool.

I repeated the process to any symbols I included within this ending credit. Using

the original image I lined up the elements I had created in Photoshop.

I manipulated the text testing outline colours, also glowing lines, bevel and emboss ,

shadows to enhance the look of the text on the background.

I put a photo filter on the image and using the controls of the density I was able to recreate a similar effect like we did on the transition, to make the text and symbols readable and stand out.