Wednesday, 8 February 2012

Titles and Ident

This post is to show the titles and Ident that our group has created.


The titles and Ident will eventually be joined together with our main film short.






Explain the process and what the title styles fonts and images mean about the film and the music as well.

The Ident starts with a 13 second animation of who produced the film short. The first thing that I noticed was the sound of a person typing on a keyboard and numbers starting to appear, this doesn't give much information until the letters start to appear and the first word is 'Binary' and the numbers make sense. The reason why we went with this particular style of font and animation was because the groups name is 'Binary Productions' and the group needed an animation which was basic in design but made sense to an audience as to why we have used this design.

From 14 seconds to 46 seconds is the main Ident which introduces you to the film. From 14 seconds to 37 seconds, the animation is a simple but effective design, for example as the titles start to form in the background rose petals start to fall which symbolises delicateness and pain, which is a main theme of our film, the titles are the same as the background, for instance as the titles appear they all slowly join up in a handwriting style also it seems very delicate but strong because as the titles appear there are no fades or delays in the design and they draw attention to themselves instantly.

From 37 seconds to 47 seconds the background animation changes to show the rose that the petals have fallen from as the animation pans around. The audience can see the main title of the film 'Passion Of A Bleeding Rose' in the centre of the screen and the audience would think that this film is a romantic drama genre but as the film progresses the genre is not what the audience first thought. The sound slowly fades in at the start and slowly builds until the end when it cuts off, in my opinion the sound in the animation hints to the audience a sense of happiness and tranquillity which leads them into a false sense of security.