Title Research: Art of the Title Website

 




Hello, blog I am currently Researching art of title websites, and the conventions that they have inside of title blogs. Since my intro to my phone will be thriller and slightly scary I’ve wanted to research something that gets the brain a little active or raises a bit of suspense. On the website http://www.artofthetitle.com/ I found three different title cards that I signed very attractive for my thriller intro story. Entirely get in depth into the sequences I want to use or that I think are great but the website alone has amazing sequences the thriller genre and other title cards that have been very productive and helpful for my research which ones I will use. The website helps you deep dive into different title cards and film producers that have already used it.


Following this, I look into another website Behance.net https://www.behance.net/search/projects/title%20cards?locale=en_US, now, this website has let me use and play around with the title cards that they have. I’ve also further read upon them and the people that have made them. It’s an amazing website where you can publish yours and use others' made title cards. I think it’s amazing for me because it seems pretty cheap and easy to use. There’s instructions and other things that help with this and I actually love this website.

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