Opening credits/intertitles

• My group and I have chosen our opening credits.
• We have chosen a black background and red writing for the credits.
• The red writing will slowy transform onto the black back ground which will appear after the establishing shot of the house.
• The credits will include, the names of the directors and producers, actors and music of the film and the credits will only be on screen for less than 6 seconds.
• We have chosen to use a black background with red writing, as we feel that this will look effective as the red writing will stand out big and bold to capture the audiences eye and so the audience notice who the directors, producers and actors are etc.
• We have also chosen the colours black and red so we keep to the same colour theme throughout the film.
• Red and black are good contrasting colours, red gives off a death and edgie vibe and black fits in well with the dark mysterious mood.
• There will be non - diegetic music added to the credits to make it look and sound effective and realistic.

Here I have attached the opening credits of Sority Row, which is similar to how my own title and credits are going to look, however, I will have red writing not white as I think red and black contrast better together for representing a horror film. My writing for the title and credits will be a bit bigger and more bold to stand out, which will make the title eye catching to the audience.