Post Production: Titles

This is a screenshot of the opening title I used in my music video. It introduces the title of the song and the artist. I wrote the title in a capital white front so that it could stand out from the background colours. I then outlined the text with a black colour so that the title of the song and the name of the artist isn't embedded into the background and is separated from both the light and dark colours of the background. The title of the song is centralised with the name of the artist positioned underneath, this presents this information clearly.  

Below are the credits that I positioned at the end of my music video. Influenced by the artist music video 'Dusk Till Dawn' by Zayn, I used a more flowery font for 'staring', 'featuring', 'directed by' and 'produced by' and a capitalised bold font for the name of the people involved in the music video. Similarly to Zayn's music video, these titles create a film-like appearance, which I believe reinforces a professional image. The first title gives credit to the main actor who plays the protagonist in my music video, in order, I list the second actor who writes the lyrics from the song (I portray him a the main character within my film). The last credit is to myself for directing and producing the music video. Within all of these titles I use the same font for the name of the persons that participated in the creation of my music video.

This is the final film title in my music video. I close the film with the name of the video and the image of my ident under the flowery font 'Produced by'. I use the same font for the title 'BRUISES' in this last title credit as the beginning, opening title. I made the font bolder and bigger to make it clear that it is the final title and credit on my music video. The white is a neutral colour that doesn't connote either a negative or positive attitude, it contrasts against the black making the font clearer to read.