Title Design

 Font/ Color- Bubbly girly, vintage vibe with a dark color and a shadow

Our reasoning for this unique choice is that we want the audience to come along with us. They should truly believe that the premise of the movie is a friend group going on a fun trip. Yet to still match the fact that it is a thriller movie, we want subtle clues that hint at an ominous tone. 

Size-We will have the main title take up the most space, roles be medium sized, and names/ others be small.

We want the size of our title to represent its importance. If all the titles are the same, nothing will have emphasis. The main title of our movie will obviously be the largest because it is the most important. The rest of the credits will be divided into medium sized with small under it. For example, our role will be medium and our name under it will be smaller. 

Working title- The Bucket List

Transition- In order to continue the trend of adding subtle onimosity, we want the title to slowly fade in and out.

Title Times- Each slide will take up just a few seconds, until the title which will take up 5-10 seconds. 

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