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Title and font ideas
Here is collection of film titles taken from each movie’s advertising poster.
The majority use a bold font with the whole title in capitals. The text colour contrasts against the background colour so it sounds outmore and in most of the examples is red.
Having said this a few have used lowercase lettering and a simple font (for example the ring) to give the audience more insight as to what to expect e.g. the basic handwritten style font used could suggest that a child is involved in the story.
In terms of the choice of wording for the titles the majority give a slight idea of what the story could be about.
Existing Examples
Our original thoughts on what to call our film were Missing, Lost or Gone. It is quite obvious why we chose these titles as the story evolves around some students disappearing. Below are the examples of the ‘working’ titles with different fonts and with/ without uppercase. Over the next couple of slides, you can see how we have played with the colour to see which would work best. However, we will be conducting a questionnaire, to give to our target audience, to see which one they prefer the most.
Missing MISSING
Lost LOST
GoneGONE
Missing MISSING
Lost LOST
GoneGONE
Missing MISSING
Lost LOST
GoneGONE
Missing MISSING
LostLOST
GoneGONE
Missing MISSING
Lost LOST
Gone GONE
Missing MISSING
Lost LOST
GoneGONE
Missing MISSING
Lost LOST
GoneGONE
Missing MISSING
Lost LOST
GoneGONE
Missing MISSING
LostLOST
GoneGONE
Missing MISSING
Lost LOST
Gone GONE
Missing MISSING
Lost LOST
GoneGONE
Missing MISSING
Lost LOST
GoneGONE
Missing MISSING
Lost LOST
GoneGONE
Missing MISSING
LostLOST
GoneGONE
Missing MISSING
Lost LOST
Gone GONE
