These are the credits that we plan to use for our trailer, we didn't do them ourselves as we were unfamiliar with the software - After Effects - So we got a friend to help us and we explained what we wanted and how we wanted it. I think the result is brilliant, and i believe without his help we wouldn't of been able to get it to the high quality it is. The only problem i have with this is that the text doubles back on itself, however this isn't a problem as we are planning to cut it to fit inbetween the shots of film we already have. Therefore making it as realistic as possible.
Tuesday, 31 January 2012
Credits we are using within our work.
These are the credits that we plan to use for our trailer, we didn't do them ourselves as we were unfamiliar with the software - After Effects - So we got a friend to help us and we explained what we wanted and how we wanted it. I think the result is brilliant, and i believe without his help we wouldn't of been able to get it to the high quality it is. The only problem i have with this is that the text doubles back on itself, however this isn't a problem as we are planning to cut it to fit inbetween the shots of film we already have. Therefore making it as realistic as possible.
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I think these look really good, and the 3d effet makes it look even more like a real trailer. The font style and colour really grabs the attention of the viewer and i'm sure it will brillant in the trailer :-)
ReplyDeleteAll very useful - make sure you explain how you acted on these in your developing work, particularly in terms of exactly what you did to meet the needs of your audience.
ReplyDeleteI agree that intercutting is the way to go. Also, you might want to make use of a blur effect to make the transitions more fluid.
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