This is the typography we have used for our title 'Revive'. The font is called 'Coolvetica' and we chose it because it is very bold and definite, which reflects the hard hitting themes of our film. The white against black also emphasises this, as does the fact it is in capitals, to make it really memorable.
We used the same font for our credits so that it looks organised and original, again the boldness of the text symbolises the seriousness and realness of our film.
Chloe Wing 6318
Hannah Ginserg 6207
Grace Mulley 6249
Hannah Ginserg 6207
Grace Mulley 6249
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Showing posts with label Editing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Editing. Show all posts
Thursday, 10 April 2014
Thursday, 3 April 2014
Editing issues
In general editing was quite a swift process however we did encounter a few issues along the way
The flashback effect
From the feedback of our first draft, it was clear that some people were not aware there was a flashback, this meant we needed to make it clearer.
Tuesday, 25 March 2014
Editing schedule
Tuesday, 4 February 2014
Foley Sound
The only point in our video where foley sound was necessary was the break in. This was as we had footage to make it appear as if the actor broke in, although obviously it wasn't real. To get this sound we used a large door by forcefully going in to it shoulder first. This made the kind of sound that we wanted.
However we realised when we put it to the video, it did work but didn't appear as a break in. This clip is from the first draft of our opening. It shows how the foley sound worked alongside the footage. We decided in our final cut that instead of using the sound we would just have the action alongside music. This provided a much more believable appearance of a break in.
However we realised when we put it to the video, it did work but didn't appear as a break in. This clip is from the first draft of our opening. It shows how the foley sound worked alongside the footage. We decided in our final cut that instead of using the sound we would just have the action alongside music. This provided a much more believable appearance of a break in.
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