Time for a Title Change

 


Hello my loyal listeners! It's your favorite blogger back at it again. Let's talk about the editing process, shall we? I know I have mentioned before about editing before. What techniques I am trying to use to create a frighting atmosphere. This means I am trying to use the common elements of horror so constantly changing the pace of editing. The problem I am having currently is the titles. I have the placements exactly where I want them to be for all my shots. I also am having slight problems finding the fonts. Currently I am having trouble making it look like blood is dripping for one of the titles. I think I may have to abandon that idea all together. One of the fonts I will definitely be using is “plunct” it feels like something I have seen before in horror movies. I have noticed throughout editing and returning to other pre-production blogs that I have really used a lot of inspiration from my research videos. At first when doing them I knew I would do this similarly because they are the elements of horror, but I truly did not realize until now how helpful they were. So, it looks like my titles are going to be different than I had originally intended but that is okay. Otherwise besides that I still have a lot more to edit but luckily, I have a lot more time. I am technically ahead of schedule. I know you all must be immensely proud! Enjoy yourselves my loyal listeners! Until next time! 

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