Title Design Websites

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 Hey guys, welcome to my blog! Today I will be researching different websites that will help me with title sequences.


www.artofthetitle.com






When I first enter the website "Art of the Title", the first thing that catches my eye is a drop down menu that says "Title Sequences".  When I click on it, examples of recent, recommended and classic movie title sequences pop up with a thumbnail. This will help me with my title sequence research because it will aid in choosing which movies are the best fit for me. Below these, there is also an option to "View all titles", which allows me to view a wider range of movies and their title sequences. If I want to only look through movies that are in my Thriller genre, I can use the search bar to search "Thriller Movies". This helps me pin point exactly which movie sequences will aid me in the process of making my own thriller movie sequence. Next to the movie titles there is also dates, which helps me identify movies recently done, so I can use them to accurately  inspire my title sequence.  When I click on the thumbnail of the movie, I am taken to not only a clip of its title sequence, but also background information about the movie and their reasoning for choosing specific title designs. This will aid in my own designing of my movie titles because it shows me their process of choosing different title size and fonts. I can use their thoughts to inspire and create titles of my own that are best fit for the thriller genre.




www.watchthetitles.com




 

The website "Watch the Titles" also has a dropdown menu with the name "Title Sequences". From here, I can choose from options such as Featured Films, TV Shows, and Event titles. To help me with my movie sequence specifically, I chose featured films and this takes me to rows of movies and their thumbnails. These movies range from popular blockbuster films, to films not typically seen in the media. The inclusion of obscure movies helps me in my own movie sequence because these movies are more achievable to me and the resources I have. I can also use the search bar to identify movies from the thriller genre so I can locate movies most similar to the one I plan on making.  When I click on the thumbnail, I am taken to a clip of the title sequence. Below the title sequence is interview questions from the editors about the decision process they went through to design the titles. I can use their reasoning for choosing varied spacing and font to best fit their movie to help make choices for mine. This website also includes the production year of the movies, facts about the directors, and a summary of the movie.

That's it for today! Stay tuned to find out which movies I choose to research their title sequences on!

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