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The order of our credits will start with the Production Ident and finish with the Directors name.

The order our credits are going to be in are:

- Production ident
- Distribution ident
- Distribution in the title sequence
- Production in the title sequence
- Actor 1
- Actor 2
- Film title
- Actor 3
- Actor 4, etc
- Casting
- Costume
- Music by
- Edited by
- Production designer
- Director of photography
- Written by
- Director

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5). Will your titles integrate or contrast with the action behind them?

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5). Will your titles integrate or contrast with the action behind them?

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Lastly, we also decided that our title credits would be integrated with the "action" behind it.

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We decided that the pace of our titles would be a medium pace. For the movement, we decided the titles to move between the center to the bottom left and bottom right.

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For our colour scheme / palette, we decided to go for:
- White

The image below shows what shade and the hex colour code.

Update 05.12.16 - The image below no longer relates to our colour scheme. We are only using the middle colour.

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2). Transitions and / or effects you will use

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2). Transitions and / or effects you will use

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- Fades
- Shakes
- Flips (so the whole word flips around)
- Dripping Ink (Inspired by The Black Swan)

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1). Typeface / Font we picked as a group.

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1). Typeface / Font we picked as a group.

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After discussing some ideas, our group decided to check the website dafont.com for fonts. Now, as someone who spends their time using photoshop & after effects, I find dafont to be one of the best font websites on the internet.

Aside from that, we decided to pick the font '1942 Report' as it suited our final idea for our sequence.