Websites Used Throughout the Project


There are many websites which I've used throughout making my blog that have helped me enormously. Here are a few of the key websites that contributed to the completion of my research an planning for the opening sequence of 'Remember Me':

1. Dafont and FontMeme:




Both of these websites helped me view lots of different possible fonts for my title as well as being able to view my title in that exact font. They had lots of styles to look through. Dafont was where my chosen font was picked from but FontMeme was very useful as it divides movie fonts by genre.

2. BBFC (British Board of Film Classification):



I used the BBFC to research film ratings. This helped me decide on a 12A rating for my film and helped me understand what content is suitable for that audience. I was also able to look at detailed ratings decisions for a number of romantic comedy films.

3. Art of the Title:



This website allowed me to analyse professional film opening sequences, including those from the romantic comedy genre. It gave me ideas for how to design, order and present my own title effectively.

4. IMDb:



I used IMDb to research films, including their genres, release dates, and production companies, to understand industry standards and how romantic comedies are structured.

5. YouTube:



YouTube was where I was able to get all the clips I needed for analysing  the conventions of opening sequences.

6. IMP Awards:



I used IMP Awards to find images of posters and extra information to support my blog, making it more detailed and visually appealing.

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