Planning Blog: Title Design

 The title will either be in Showcard Gothic or Times New Roman font. The font will hover in  from the left center. 

The credits will be embedded in the scene 

For example, the credits will be drawn in ashes near the campfire 

Working Title: Abduction 

It will be bold and in all caps 

The title will float onto the screen from the center left 

The title will dissolve after 3 seconds 

The font color will depend on the background 

The first name of the person who holds the job will be 2 sizes larger than the rest of the words  



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