Regardless of genre, they are normally always on a black screen, with white text in the centre. The main difference between genres and films is the font.
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| Example 1: Shaun Of The Dead |
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| Example 2: The Fault In Our Stars |
Thursday, 31 March 2016
Ending Credits Research
Upon looking at even more trailers, paying attention to the ending credits, I discovered that they are always very similar.
Regardless of genre, they are normally always on a black screen, with white text in the centre. The main difference between genres and films is the font.
This has inspired me to do something similar with my own trailer. I will include important and relevant information such as actors names, crew members, production and distribution company names, social media links etc.
Regardless of genre, they are normally always on a black screen, with white text in the centre. The main difference between genres and films is the font.
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