Title Sequence Final

 HIIII BLOGGGG HOW ARE YOU DOINGGGG?? okay okay that's good. Well today you get to look at the final title sequence of my groups movie opener. 








At first glance the title sequence might seem a little bland, but in actuality, the title sequence has a meaning to bring together the whole film. In the beginning of movies most openers fit the overall theme or feeling of the movie. Our title sequence is a plain black screen with white text. 

our title sequence matches the theme of the film because black in most movies means mystery or mysterious and that's what our film is supposed to give off. Its a mystery on who actually kidnapped the girl and why.

 The white of the letters represents the pure relationship the girl thought she had with her friends. The title sequence being "plain" also gives us the opportunity to have the voice overs in the beginning, if there was anything else we don't believe it would've fit together.  

We also included the actors in the film as well as who wrote the script, producer, and also where we got the music from, which these aspects are very important when it comes to a movie.

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