Titles and Sound Effects

I feel that titles will be a major part of the opening scene as, it will grab the attention of the audince which is very  important; I will be using specail titles and sound effects to create my main titles. Adobe after effects and soundbooth are the tools i am going to use,to create them.We couldn't decied what titles we should use for our opening scene so i asked what people what they thought and what sort of titles that they liked, which nearly everyone said Fly by Titles, so using there feedback that we got.

MEDIA GROUP QUESTIONAIRE EXERCISE

Title, sound and editing

What type of title sequence do you feel is most appropriate for a ROM-COM?

How long do you feel a title sequence should last?

What kind of sound effects do you feel most appropriate for a ROM-COM?

Taking our genre into consideration, what type of editing do you think we should use?

If you were watching a ROM-COM what kind of music and sound would you want to be included?

How far into the opening of a film do you feel the titles should start?

Detailed plan of filming

·         Titles and actors name... positions like sound editor in there,

·         Snapshots of Joe and Gina when they were together

·         Establishing wide shot, near Joes home showing the area that we will be filming... for instance film the sky gradually lowering until we are the camera shot.

·          Two shot of Me and Joe walking to his house I say to Joe “mate there is only one way to get her back; play her at her own game”, I will carry on and Joe will be filmed entering his home.

·         From inside his home, he run up his stairs and match on action on his door entering....he will go to lay on his bed when he sees a picture of Gina he pick as the picture up  and remissness over her... fade out of video.. With him and Gina walking to the under pass.

·         Overlaying that video he hears me say “mate there is only one way you can get her back;play here at her own game” the video fades out and he grins.... rips the picture in half and puts it on his bedside cabinet and lays on his bed.

·         Close up on ripped picture titles come up above the picture.

Our storyboard is only a rough draft of what we are going to do, as we haven't come to a complete decision about specific details of our opening scene, we will film each individual shot and we will decide if the shot is correct and appropriate for the opening scene. The way that we will decide if the shot is appropriate is if the the scene flows through and doesn't leave us confused or more importantly the audience.