Title Design

-working title- After close consideration the film will be "Sign of the devil" -The title will be displayed by Making the words Bold faced, underlined with a larger font and a chiller font to be able to flash the title and emphasize that it will be a thriller -The titles will constantly appear after others fade away making it so they are all able to be viewed by themselves. The titles will appear on the screen for a maximum of 2-3 seconds, some longer than others due to the importance of them -The opening credits of our film will be in random places as the film begins and they will gradually fade away. This way we will get to display the important credits but also get to start the movie. -We might choose to display the title with different colored fonts, but the main target would be black. -The name of the studio will be Axle studios and the name of the production company will be liberty presents. -The Actors names include- Sydni Reece Lavalle Stablein and Trevor Axle Regli and Ben Polsky. -The music will be by Buddy Rich and edited by Ayden Marshall -The story will be produced by Ayden Marshall -It will also be Directed by Ayden Marshall and Ben Polsky

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