4th day ofediting

Editing the opening title sequence 

We have already edited the whole title sequence, at first it was too long as it was nearly 2 minutes and a half but then after some feedback and with help from Adam and Tom we cut it and watched it various time again and decided that it was too long and not catching out attention. Therefore we decided to cut a chunk of the morning routine to make it seem faster and catch on to quickly the action and suspense part of the opening title. We cut it to 1 minute and about 45 seconds and headed off to start the titles and the sound track. For the soundtrack we also has some issues and disagreements because we had no idea what song we wanted to play especially as it had to be not copyrighted so it could go on YouTube. Therefore we asked around and we were able to get a soundtrack from our dearest friend David that also makes music. We tried it and as david managed to give us 3 soundtracks we tried the first 2 and it didn't come out as great as we thought it would. Therefore we were quite worried as we were running out of time. As for this,  we tried the third soundtrack and it was great and fit perfectly with the sequence therefore we decided to stick with it. In the meantime, I was making up all the producer names and our film company name which we decided to go with Pulp Films. Here are some pictures from over the past few days of our editing: 

I did some research on what font we wanted to use as in the meantime my other peers were editing and finding the soundtrack, I used the website Da font to choose the titles font and I picked out a few of the most liked ones that I liked and some of these were, sour candy, royal vanilla and a few more. This way we had some option to choose and decide which one fits best with the opening title sequence.