The document discusses font options for the title "Emily's Game" in a movie trailer. It analyzes 5 different font styles and determines that "Trajan Pro" is the best choice as the letters are thinner and it has a classical yet slick look. It also discusses animation styles for the title, comparing two examples and outlining plans to include production details and release date in the end titles with a small glow on the date.

1. Trailer Titles

2. EMILY’S GAME - Book Antigua This font is very simple and I could have the title with Capital letters or lowercase, It is a classic font which is what we wanted. 2.Emily’s Game - Charlemagne Std This font has a classical element but I think will add cheesyness , also it can only be written with capitals. 3.Emily’s Game - Felix Titling This again is a capital font and classical however I think the width of the letters is to big like the first font I looked at and the letters are to thin. 4.EMILY’S GAME - Lucida Handwritting We wanted to try a childlike writing, In my opinion this is quite childlike in capital letters but again I think it may look to cheesy. 5.Emily’s Game - Trajan Pro This is my favourite of the fonts as the width of the letters are slightly thinner, it is classical and looks quite slick compared to the previous 4. This is the font I would like to use on my titles.

4. This is the same type of movement we would like our title to do in our trailer we will make it slightly different by possibly moving the letters individually or shake the title. This we be recreated using photoshop and moving each frame in premiere.

6. These end titles are very different as The Blair Witch (top) one is very plain and simply says ‘This Halloween’ where the Paranormal A ctivity one is much more informative and gives cinema releases information aswel as a date and production information. I do like the simple Blair Witch one however in my opinion it is to simple as it has no release date or production information and the glowing is a bit to much, if we were to use a glow it would be much smaller. The Paranormal Activity one I think has to much information this could be due to the fact it was a very low budget film and had a limited release, this is not typical to trailers though. We will just include production details along with a release date and company logos. We must make sure the date really stands out as this is the most important information on the end titles this could be done by adding a small glow to the date. Our titles will be at the end of our trailer as that is were they conventionally go.