Title Sequence Blog Post

To describe the making the title sequence, we wanted something to grab audiences' attention, starting with something eye catching. For the choice of font/colors/style we wanted it to fit the themes and vibe of the movie, so the font is similar to a typewriter along with the black and white referencing the way TVs didn't have color back in the day.  


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