Movie Opening Blog Post #20

Credits Scene-

This blog post won't be that long as I don't have much to talk about this blog post other than my credits scene and how I made some changes to my original idea of the credits scene that I was planning on doing.

First, Im simply going to talk about how I switched my credits scene from being it's own thing for the first 30 seconds of the movie opening to me deciding on actually just adding the credits scene within the beginning of my movie.

So, originally when I first started mapping out my movie opening Ideas I decided that I wanted to make the credits scene a rolling credits scene and Its own thing for the first 30 seconds but then while I was making my movie opening I just thought about how boring that would be and how 30 seconds Is a little to long for my liking as I want to make sure that I can fit everything that I have planned into the 2 minute max timeframe that I've been given. What is my improvisation you ask? It's plain and simple, I just added my credits during the first little "introductory" part of my movie opening when no action is happening and the movie opening is just getting started.

This is a little example of what I mean, I added the credits to the "boring," starting part of my movie opening. Since this is a solo project all of the credits will be in my name, one of the credits will be a fake girls name as my moms voice is going to be heard one or two times within the movie opening and I just dont want to use my moms real name so that's why I will be using a fake name for her.

In the last blog post I showed my lighting/color settings and that just gave me the idea to show my text settings for my movie openings credit scenes. In these settings I'm showing the Font of my text, which is "Papyrus," I'm showing the Font size, which is 228, and Im showing the Font color as well as the outline of the text.