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We have made use of a few special effects.
Just like color grading, our special effects are work in progress and are subject to change (addition or removal).
The effect you can see below is an invert.
It is an effect which provides psychological connotations but can be seen as random and clashes with other scenes in the sequence.

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Colour grading in our title is still a work in progress. As you can see, limited colour grading has been used on this scene to make it seem more sinister which would provide the viewer with alternate connotations. This is because the original .mp4 file was too bright and did not suit the atmosphere we were trying to captivate.

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The credits you see were placed prior our roughcut.
I had limited time to introduce suitable typography which meant that these were just a place holder.
We made use of the special effect "jiggy" to get a glitch, shaking effect on the credits shown on screen, however we will be changing the whole typeface very soon.

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In our title sequence, we have worked hard on the layering of sound to try and create an atmosphere throughout our title sequence.
The first sound heard is a drone. Whilst the drone remains at the same paste and tempo, it creates an eerie effect for the audience when matched up with the scenes.

We then layered this with the audio of a white preecher once the indent is shown on screen. The use of the preechers voice is crucial throughout our title sequence as what his voice matched alongside with shots provides the viewers with the location, being America.

Lastly, we used organs as our final sound.
When added together, they create a build up of tension and climax which was on of our goals for our second roughcut