Today I decided our film needs its finishing touches to make it a professional film. I started off with the credits. Firstly, I needed to find a font that not only matches our film genre but foreshadows the films story. I couldn’t find the appropriate font on the Mac book pro so I used the internet to find free downloadable fonts. I searched for fonts in the calligraphy section. After testing many I decided to use the font FT fang song. When I downloaded the font I decided to use the software live font to create interesting yet effective credits to add to the film on final cut. I started out by typing in the first two credits. They seemed a bit too plain so I used the font Sf gushing meadow for the first letter of every credit. At first my main idea was to have normal credits but then I thought that it would look more spooky and dramatic if ion credit would appear on one side while the other fades, in continuation. I then decided to ask a friend in my class for feedback and they said I should make one font side black and the other white. After applying this i converted the file and exported it into our film. I made sure the credits appeared at the most appropriate time with the music.
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