movie

From the title designs that  saw in class today, I felt as though "Drive" had the best title done in the examples I saw. The aspects that I liked from Drive is how the first shot is a shot of all the character from above and it is similar to our first shot in which we film from above on the parking garage. I also like the way in which the font looks and fits with the scene, it is not just some plain old text that is generic and simple, it is original and it fits well with the movie.

Lastly, for our third revision, we changed the title of our film, the title was originally called "The Chase", which we figured later on that it was too basic and that it could be about anything and wasn't really fitting or specific to our movie. We decided to change the title to "Uncatchable". With this title, it makes the movie seem more bold as well as suspenseful and creates a sense of wonder in which what it means. We also made the title bold in the beginning shots to give it more of an in your face type of feel as well as make it intense as well.

For our second revision we decided to change the font of the title and as well as the credits. When we watched the movie through a couple of times, we realized that the font was very generic as well as it didn't really fit the theme as well as we wanted it to. Once we edited the font we watched the movie and it fit a lot better than what was originally there to begin with.

For our first revision, we decided to fix the quality of the movie. Before when we originally played the video it was blurry and had a very low quality image. The quality also had to with the problem that we did not upload the movie directly from Logan's computer instead we downloaded it individually then uploaded which messed up the quality, so we fixed this by uploading it directly from Logan's computer.