What went well:
Rewatching the actual version we realised that the timing was almost spot on, making it very hard to tell which is which, therefore this makes it very good. Also, the font we used was as close as possible to the original. This was very hard to do due to the fact some sections needed the darker yellow font.
What we could improve:
Even though the font shots were almost accurate, there was one minor issued I noticed with the transitions. In the original opening sequence, after the name of the production company is mentioned, the next text shots appear with a cut and fade out into the next shot. However, when remaking it, we made it so the text would fade in instead of using a cut. Even though this is a small issue, we'd make sure to check every little pieces of detail to make sure it's as similar as possible.
Learning comment:
In this task I learnt how to use imovie to use the different transitions for the opening title sequence and how to use keynote to create the perfect font and colour for the text. Also, I learnt that sizing of the texts and when they appear is very important in films. If the text is larger and appears sooner than the others then the audience can therefore reflect on that who is more important in the film.
What we could improve:
Even though the font shots were almost accurate, there was one minor issued I noticed with the transitions. In the original opening sequence, after the name of the production company is mentioned, the next text shots appear with a cut and fade out into the next shot. However, when remaking it, we made it so the text would fade in instead of using a cut. Even though this is a small issue, we'd make sure to check every little pieces of detail to make sure it's as similar as possible.
Learning comment:
In this task I learnt how to use imovie to use the different transitions for the opening title sequence and how to use keynote to create the perfect font and colour for the text. Also, I learnt that sizing of the texts and when they appear is very important in films. If the text is larger and appears sooner than the others then the audience can therefore reflect on that who is more important in the film.
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