Sunday 30 September 2012

Intros and Outros with Original Shakespeare

After speaking to a course mate, they suggested that the use of original shakespeare randomly throughout the diary ruined the 'flow' of it and it was a bit of a surprise but in a bad way. If it ruined the effectiveness of watching the vlog then maybe it was more detrimental than beneficial for highlighting Shakespeare. They then suggested that I could use the original language to create the intro and outros. So with that in mind, I have been taking a few basic approaches and seeing if they work with the original Shakespeare language in those positions etc etc!

P.S. with the hand written animations, I thought each person could write or make their own for their video, keeping it lo-fi enough to fit with the 'vlog' style and also personal enough to fit the character as well (as I hope they would).


Simple black-background title of the character name with Shakespeare language audio. Ending with hand writing of "Bards Talk" with more Shakespeare audio.

Handwriting character name with Shakespeare language audio. Ending with hand writing of "Bards Talk" with more Shakespeare audio.

Character name title over Shakespeare language film footage. Ending with Ending with hand writing of "Bards Talk" with more Shakespeare audio.

Character name title over Shakespeare language film footage. Ending with Shakespeare language film footage overlapping with the hand written "Bards Talk".


Handwriting character name with no audio. Ending with hand writing of "Bards Talk" WITH Shakespeare audio.

NO INTRO. Ending with hand writing of "Bards Talk" with more Shakespeare audio.

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