Planning Blog Title Design

  The opening credits and title sequence of my film will most likely be in a font called "Jumble." My group and I decided to choose this font of them all since we think it fits the overall mood and genre the best. "Jumble" has a messy, cartoony look to it making it perfect for a comedy. The other options that my group and I looked at were, "Aldhabi," "Ahoroni," and "Ink Free." Aldhabi consists of a roman like style font, which would seems to be more on the sophisticated end. The "Ahoroni" font is a bold caps locked font which started to fit the comedy feel, but could be better such as spacing between lettering. "Ink Free" is a messy font that looks drawn in pencil, it has a very cartoony feel to it which was going to be our alternate font. We didn't choose this font as it would fit more of a cartoon film rather than what ours would be. My group and I are still working on a title, what we have in mind is "PUPPY PROBLEM." We are most likely to use this title but it can be subject to change. The film will start with the opening sequence displaying the title of the film and credits. The title will be in uppercase as it will fit the mood and genre of our comedy film. The title may either be displayed on a wall, sky, or the side of a puppy. The duration of the movie title will appear for about 3-4 seconds, this will be the longest title displayed compared to the rest. Credits will be shown for 1-2 seconds then disappear. My group member and I have to consider that most of our shots are most likely going to be filmed outside in a well lighted environment. This means we are going to make the film title a beige color or black. The film title will be in a bigger font size than other credits. This will emphasize the beginning of the movie, credits will be in the same font but in a scaled down size. We are still deciphering what may and may not work in the process of embedding these titles.