Title Sequence

    Obscuring Shadows

  • REAL METAL Studios Presents 
  • Phrenic Productions 
  • Actors/ Starring Cast
    • Arnoldo Martinez
    • Adrian Bonell
    • Aiden Alcindor 
  • Music by Capcut
  • Written by Aiden 
  • Produced by Aiden, Adrian, Arnaldo 
  • Directed by Jose Mendoza 
  • Edited by Arnoldo 
  • Story by Aiden, Adrian 

This is our groups title sequence for the film opener. The of the font and color decisions were made by our editor Arnoldo, he chose the font "Gloock" reportedly for its simplicity, with white text on a black background, making it easy to see and matches the horror theme of our film. When coming up with the title of our film we looked at movies on IMDB for inspiration and we came up with the name Obscuring Shadows. I came up with the name for the production company and film studio, I threw them out as ideas and the group decided to stick with them. 
A image example of our title sequence

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