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Designing Intertitles
- 1. For trailers Research and designing Intertitles
- 2. Intertitle research Intertitles are very important in trailer as it helps to tell or portray the narrative or plot of the film that is being watched by the audience. Intertitles were first introduced in โSilent Filmsโ to emphasise on character dialogue as in them times technology was not as great as in todayโs society. Now intertitles are used throughout a film trailer to help tell the narrative, introduce the distribution company, producers or directors of the film and allow the audience to feel more apart of the film with rhetorical questions single words or fraises. Intertitles further help connect the audience with the trailer/film as its makes the audience think and questions, which also help in the genre of horror to builds suspense.
- 3. Intertitles used In this particular trailer begins with the companyโs production logo , the intertitle allows the target audience be aware of the company the film being produced and made by. This can increase awareness towards the film as successful and popular logoโs or companies would attract their audience by this. The first intertitle involves the audience straight away with the words โThere is a placeโโ. This is a direct approach to involve the target audience to continue watching more into the trailer to find out the answer.
- 4. The name of a well know director is used to help attract the audience of people how know the director or is a fan of him. At the end of the trailer this intertitle is used to say when the film will be released, but as this is a teaser trailer its coming soon With technology and software advancing the use of special effects are used on intertitles to give a more dramatic effect if needed with the intertitle. This just adds more enigma and suspense towards each intertitle as the narrative is told.
- 5. Designing Intertitles By looking at many trailer and doing extensive research I have come up with my own possible Intertitles for my teaser trailer. I have to take the genre of my film and the narrative plot into consideration before suggesting them.
- 6. Typeface design The design for Intertitles are easy to read and also have a font related to the genre of the film, in this case horror. These font used as Intertitles are bold, simple and impactful. Also they are easy to read at any size. Also the font is related back to the genre of horror which help give a clear indication to the audience the genre of the movie. The second font is the perfect example of what design you can come across in a professional film. The blood like font shows a genre and the sub genre of possible slasher. The fonts not selected are examples of what wouldn't be in a horror genre, as they are to โfancyโ and not to easy to read .