Title Design Blog

Font: Tone

  • Utilize a sleek sans-serif font like Helvetica or Gotham for a modern look. Maintain consistency for a clean design. This is an example.

Contrast: Color

  • Ensure high contrast for readability. For instance, if the background is dark, use a light-colored font, and vice versa.

Size: Purpose

  • Emphasize the film title "Kidnapping in Style" with a larger font size, making it prominent. Other details can be in a smaller size for hierarchy.

How Titles Enter and Leave the Screen

  • Titles should come on dynamically, such as sliding in from the sides or fading in, providing an engaging entrance.
  • Titles should disappear with a fade after 3-5 seconds for a concise and effective display.

Working Title

  • "Kidnapping in Style"


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