Below is our feedback on
the Mr. teddy opening title sequence first screening and generally it is not
the most pleasing feedback but the constructive criticisms will be worked upon
to get a better resolution. Generally, people commented on the confusion of the
opening title sequence as too much overlay of footage was evident for the
narrative to be shown to the audience which I can understand as a lot is
happening at once. So, this would be an edit change as the editing I think
could possibly do with a bit less overlay as at one point there is two things
happening at once in the filming, then a title comes up and then it just
confusing obviously, this sets up enigmas but, we don't want a sense of
ambiguity where nothing is understood as the narrative of our film won't be
expressed.
Generally, the work that I
did on the titles and movement where liked and credited but, I do think that
the overall feel of the opening titles stylistically, is not fluid in
transition therefore, offers confusion so it would probably be better to move
the footage making the opening title sequence longer and then avoiding to use
elliptical editing as two things at once proves confusing. To improve we could
possibly consider making one piece of footage really light so it is barely see
but, whatever happens there must be one focus instead of three.
One thing that I also know
that I will need to change is the placement of the titles as I missed one
important placing involving the director and it ended up being half way through
the page not following the trend of the other titles so I plan to move that
title down to the right corner in the bottom much like the others. In terms of
the star rating I was not put off as still with the slight mistakes it was
offered 2 stars and three stars which just proves that we have something to
work with.
The ending of our opening
title sequence was praised and that was more simplistic then anything we had
placed in the opening title sequence and just abided by the filming rather then
more then two things going at once which I felt worked fantastically so, we
could use this filming and this scenes and frames as a slight style modal and
then constructively make our sequence much like this throughout. The editing I
feel could possibly also aim to put my action in.
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