AICE Media Studies

The opening credits of my film will appear in a sans serif font in the center of the screen. The background will be solid blue and the text will be in a light grey.   Working Title: INVIZ   Since the title is a play on Invisible – it will disappear after 2-3 second and the screen will be blank for 2-3 seconds afterwards.   The title will be bold face font and all caps: IT WILL LOOK LIKE THIS   The titles will flash in and out as I cut from one title to the next.   They will appear for 2-3 seconds each.

Location For the final task I will be filming at my house. I will be filming outside and inside my house. It will start outside of my house and then move inside to the kitchen and the living room. Participants - Actors:    Ryan Reynen, as himself, who is the Invisible Kid Tyler Reynen, as himself, the brother Tim Reynen, as himself, the dad Gina Reynen, as herself, the mom   - Filming: Gina Reynen Tim Reynen Ryan Reynen   -Editing:    Ryan Reynen   -Directing: Ryan Reynen   Health and Safety To ensure our safety, my neighbor, who is a nurse, will be available while we are filming to provide supervision and first aid if needed.   Schedule February 3-4, 2024: Filming will begin. I will film all of the scenes that include my family members. February 9-10, 2024: I will film all of the outside scenes and any voiceovers. I will also do retakes on anything that needs to be reshot. February 16-19, 2024: I will begin editing. March 1-2, 2024: I will f

Kitchen Mom Good morning Ty. How did you sleep? Tyler Good. How about you? Mom Pretty good. Is Ryan awake yet? Tyler I haven't seen him. [Enter Dad stage left] Dad I thought I heard him in the bathroom. Ryan Uh.... I'm right here? [Mom, Tyler and Dad look confused] Dad Where? Ryan I'm right in front of you. Dad No you're not. Mom I can hear you but I can't see you. Ryan [whispers] Am I invisible?... time to prank people. [Cut to title screen] [Cut to kitchen where Ryan is stealing Dad's breakfast and putting it in the microwave] Dad Where did my breakfast go? Mom I don't know. [Ryan opens the refrigerator and grabs syrup, then puts some on Tyler's bagel] Tyler Why is my bagel sticky? [Ryan pinches Dad] Dad Who pinched me? Tyler Imma go 3d print something. Mom Ok. Living Room [Ryan gets ready to pull out the chair from underneath Tyler] [Tyler walks in and goes to sit down, Ryan pulls the chair out from under him] Tyler WWHOOAOAHAOWHW!!!?!?!?!?!??!?!? [R

I watched the title sequence of Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me on Art of the Title. - What titles are displayed during the opening sequence? The titles displayed in the opening sequence include the movie studio and the production studio. Then they show the actors and costume designers.  - What images are prioritized in the opening sequence? The sequence opens with a Star Wars like text roll followed by a space shuttle that has encountered a Bob’s Big Boy statue in space. The statue then releases a capsule thing from its butt. The capsule starts falling to earth. Then we see Austin Powers with his new wife in a honeymoon suite. The screen the cuts to black followed by showing the suite bombed with Austin realizing that his wife was a robot. Instead of being sad, he rejoices because he is single again. The Austin runs through the hotel naked. - How does the film establish a feeling of the genre from the outset? The film establishes a felling of the genre because the main characte

I watched the title sequence of Home Alone on Art of the Title. - What titles are displayed during the opening sequence? In the title sequence of Home Alone, the titles displayed during the opening sequence include, the production studio, the movie studio, and the names of the actors. It also shows the editors, the producers, director, and the person who wrote the music for the film.   - What images are prioritized in the opening sequence? The images prioritized in the opening sequence include a black screen followed by the night sky with a full moon covered by clouds. After this a house shape appears and starts getting smaller until it ends up at the middle of the screen. Then the words “Home Alone” come onto the screen from the sides of it. Then it switches to a shot of the house and shows all of the craziness inside.   - How does the film establish a feeling of the genre from the outset? The title sequence gives an ominous feeling because it shows a night sky with nothing but the

  I watched the title sequence of Airplane! on Art of the Title. - What titles are displayed during the opening sequence? The titles displayed during the opening sequence are the movie studio, the production studio, and the names of the actors in the movie. It also shows the costume designer, set decorator, and the person who wrote the music. - What images are prioritized in the opening sequence? The opening sequence starts with a cloudy sky that has a plane tail slicing through it ominously. The plane then emerges from the clouds and flies off screen. After this it cuts to an airport where people are doing airport things. We don’t know it at this time but the crew and passengers are entering the airport. - How does the film establish a feeling of the genre from the outset? The opening sequence establishes this movie as a comedy by playing Jaws music with a plane tail cutting through clouds. There is also the inclusion of two airport announcers arguing over which area is the loading

  I am researching Art of the Title because I’m learning about how movie makers design their title sequences. The Art of the Title website is good because it has interviews with the title sequence directors and designers for some of the movies. It also has the title sequence and a description of it. There is also a sidebar of information about the movie. The sidebar has the studios that made the movie, the release date of the movie and more information. There is also a full list of credits that includes the studio that made the title sequence, the head people that made the title sequence as well as the music artist that performed the song in the title sequence if there is a song in it. It is also easy to find other title sequences since there is a related section at the bottom of the page. By clicking on different links in the sidebar or credits, you can view other movies that have that style or director. For example, if you clicked on “CGI”, you would be taken to a page that shows you