Title design in details

Font: Tone - An option for a font I can use is "Typer" in Capcut fonts.

Contrast: A potential color I will use for all the titles is black.

Size – I put the size at 10 not too small or too big it allows the audience to see it without blocking the whole screen.

Working title: I think the title of my film is going to be called "Missing Dog".

How will the titles (the words) enter and leave the screen? The titles will enter the screen by fading in and leaving the screen with fade out transition

How long will each title be on the screen before it disappears? Each title will be about 10-15 seconds each.

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Location, Participants, Health, Schedule

Schedule January 29 and 31 : On this day I'm going to film the scenes in my house. It will incorporate the different transitions used for both scenes at my house. February 5 and 6: This day I'm going to film the scenes in the neighborhood. February 12: This day I'm going to film at the park (last day of filming). February 23: Going to put all my scenes into Capcut. And start adjusting the lengths and cutting out unnecessary parts of the scenes. February 26: Editing on Capcut doing the voiceover for the first scene in my bedroom and the last scene at the park. February 28: Adding the background music and transitions. March 4: Adding the title designs for the opening sequence. March 11: Final review and add some edits if needed. Location ...

Adding transitions and overlays

On February 27 I continued to edit my opening sequence. On this day I did overlays and added transitions. I wanted to add an overlay for the scene when the main character was calling her friend on the bed. To do this I changed my own contact's name to "bestie" and made it look like I was calling someone. I took a picture of the call. Then imported the picture to CapCut. To do this I clicked on the "add photo" at the bottom of CapCut and then chose the photo I wanted. After I clicked on the photo went to the options on the bottom and chose "overlay". After choosing the overlay I dragged it to the scene where I wanted. Adjusted the size and placed it on top of my phone. Then adjusted the length of the overlay of how long I wanted to have it on the screen. This was a little bit hard to do because I hadn't done something like this before. So, to add this overlay it took about forty-five minutes or more to do. I did the same steps for the "unknown...

Finding music and adding it to the opening sequence

On February 28 I was finding the music to use for my opening sequence. For my opening sequence, I needed to use copyright-free music. I was able to find some on YouTube that were copyright-free by searching for them. I needed to find an upbeat and cheerful song to use for the beginning of the opening sequence when the main character is listening to music. So, the first thing I searched for was copyright-free music for pop. The song that I found and used was Royalty Free uploaded by a YouTube channel that allows them to use their music as long as you give them credit. I used the "BreakingCopyright" YouTube channel's "Crazy About You" song for the beginning of my opening sequence. Another song that I used that was able to be free was "Mystery 7 Suspense Background Music for Films & Documentaries" by the YouTube channel "LVKEHOUSE" which allows anyone to use these sounds without any copyright claims. To find the mysterious sound effects I w...

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