My Evaluation
change of the credits felt needed as the original ones did not flow well with our new editing and location. They made the clip appear unprofessional, so to over come our problem we made the credits in a much more simple style and layout. We tried a variety of fonts but decided to go with 'Baskerville'. This font style was eye catching and easy for the audience to read when quickly viewed. We chose a black outline and white font, hoping to portray the idea of the man always being around Rosie and secretly following her which is why the black outer line is narrow. The white font colour signifies the purity of the girl Rosie and her innocent naivety. The choice of black for the outer line to show the mans dangerous behavior and creepy characteristics.We used a bold font for 'Rosie' as the title of the film, we needed it be central and different to the rest of the fonts used in the credits etc.
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