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Write 100 words on how your research has helped you with ideas, skills and techniques that you will take forward into creating your own title sequence.

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Find 3 sources of research that help you with Key Frames (e.g. tutorial Videos or articles)

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Find 3 sources of research that help you with Colour Correction (e.g. tutorial Videos or articles)

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Find 3 sources of research that help you with Compositing (e.g. tutorial Videos or articles)

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Using You Tube, B.O.B or another source - research a minimum of 3 Documentary OR News opening titles and write what you like about them and why.

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I like that at the start they show the the first ever BBC intro and what the studio in 1991 looked like (old footage). Its affective because it makes the audience interested in what the first ever news headlines were. It could also be nostalgic to an older audience.

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Start Compositing in After Effects - Full Tutorial!

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Absolute Beginner's Guide to Keying & Compositing in After Effects

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Adobe Premiere Pro 2023: How to Use Key Frames for Beginners

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How to use KEYFRAMES when you edit in Premiere? (Beginners basics tutorial)

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5 Creative Keyframe Techniques in Adobe Premiere Pro

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4 Easy Tips for Color Correction in Premiere Pro

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How to Color Grade in Adobe Premiere Pro for Beginners (With FREE LUT)

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How to color correct like a PRO! | Adobe Premiere Pro 2022

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I like how in this documentary's opening titles it has words related to what the doc is about and the way they move across the building or objects on the screen. This creates intrest and developes ideas in the viewers head of the story thats being told in the documentary.

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I like how the screen is dark around the edges it suggests that the story of the documentary is sinister, I also liked the contrast of bright colour on certain objects or people, the contrast with the black and white background them stand out. I also liked the use of music, string instruments are often used to make the viewer feel uneasy.

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Killer Inside: The Mind Of Aaron Hernandez - Intro Title Sequence

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My research has helped me have a greater understanding on how to add intrest into my work using various editing techniques. I learned a lot about key framing and now have a better understanding on how it can change the quality of a title sequence, by adding key frames into my own title sequence I hope to have smooth looking motion graphics that relate to my chosen topic and make my documentary look well made.

With learning how I can colour correct on premier pro I can use these techniques to make my shots look brighter and more appealing to the audience.