blog task 8

 1- Titles super imposed on a blank background

This is the most common type of title sequence as its informative and it stands out, making it memorable. Also, many different types of elements come into play, you have to have a background that contrasts with the writing as it will make it more memorable. They are also low budget so its cheap to run so its the easiest option. It is also extremely uncomplicated, so its a good way to get a message across.

From watching the two examples, I am now informed that a contrast in text and background is very useful as it makes it extremely memorable and its very informative. I liked the yellow writing with the black background as it stood out to me.

2-Titles accompanied with still images

This is a more elaborate version of title sequencing, it steps outside the white background with black text and is more creative. A lot of title cards were created by hand, which is useful now as it is more creative to use the old way, just with more colour and different text. Titles that are accompanied by still images usually include more than the studio name and film makers. Studios were beginning to accept and develop this new way of sequences, this would also make their contribution to the film more recognisable.

The requirements are to combine different types of media to make the background as well as using music that can compliment the still images.

3-Titles without moving images

This category uses images and sound to attract the audience. The moving image is usually to put across a metaphor or narrative thread for the audience to try and work out as they are usually subtle.

4-Titles built around animation and motion graphics

Animated text became more popular around the 1990s. The titles became part of the image which required a lot of editing skills.