The process of designing our film title "Missing Jamie"

1. Film Title
Marian, Jerome, Mital
L.M.D.

2. Idea 1

3. Created a new Adobe Photoshop file
(AP) A4m then turned it 90 degrees
clockwise as shown below.

4. Looked for a dark and mysterious background
on google and copied it into PowerPoint(PP).
Using the following ‘color’ modes below
we managed to change the colour into a
dark red colour.
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5. Used PP correction to give this image some
brightness and softness.
Enlarged the picture, copied it into paint and
back in to PP.
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2
Then went
into ‘color’
then
saturated
and toned
the image
up into the
one above.

6. Copied image from PP to AP
(Photoshop) and then enlarge it

7. Added the text “Missing Jaime” as
that is the filming title, changed
the font and colour to fit it into
the background.

8. Added a bit of colour to back ground
then transitioned it to look more related
to the genre.

9. Final colour for title

10. <- Version 1 no capital letters
Version 2 with capital letters ->

11. Due to fast typing a mistake has been
made to the name instead of Jamie
we wrote Jaime and realised at the
end and made this correction.

12. Converted…Converted…
In order to use this in our movie as our film title we’ve converted the Photoshop file into a PNG image file
but the school computer reads the PNG image file as a Fireworks file. This process was done for both files.
The process: Go into “File” and press “Save As…” select the “PNG” option then press ok.

13. Idea 2

14. 1)In a PowerPoint presentation went into insert pressed “WordArt” Selected Fill style
2)Typed our film title in the text box
3)Spaced each letter so the text can be animated
4)Added Dash outline so the title looks creepy and mysterious
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15. We split each letter of the
title so it can be animated
later on.

16. Inserted 1 layer for each letter (12) and
reserved 1 layer for the background
then renamed the layers.
After

17. Copied each letters from PP
into the layers.
Added a black background.
And used a blue line to place
all the letters in a straight
horizontal position.

18. Inserted key frames to start animating, messed the letters around and then created classic
tween for the animation.

19. Inserted another key
frame later on the
timeline, in the key frame
we turned the brightness
of the letters from 100%
to -100%.

20. Created classic tween, so now the animation fades out in black

21. Then converted this animation into a
window movie file

22. Idea 3

23. Used the previous background from idea 1
as the background for idea 2 to make idea
3, removed the old (black) background,
classic twins and added the background
from idea 1.

24. Made the background from idea 1 in last key
frame have no (-100%) brightness so in the
end it fades to black.
In the first frame key frame we added -48%
brightness and added classic twins, this will
add a small fade in effect to the background
as the letters assemble.

25. Exported file so it can be used in the movie.

26. The end