Planning: Title design

Working Title: STAND YOUR GROUND

The opening titles of my film will appear in a digital font at size 17 for the titles and 14 for the names.

Titles will be bolded but not fully capitalized with a few exclusions.

Names will be written in black font with last names in purple font. 

Titles will be faded in and out from the bottom left quarter of the screen.

Titles will be present for 2-3 seconds before fading away. 

A few of my credits will take place in the setting.

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First 2 Title Cards

Smithsonian Studios

Shattered Productions

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Next Title Cards:

Tamara Smith

Darryl Smith

Thomas Smith

Jalil Bivens

STAND YOUR GROUND

Music By: Infraction

Costume Designer: Thomas Smith

Edited By: Thomas Smith

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Final 4 title cards

Producer: Thomas Smith

Story By: Thomas Smith

Written By: Thomas Smith

Directed By: Thomas Smith



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