This would mimic the same style found in Tarantino's movies. Paired with the same music found in the intro, the different text frames will move quickly and in sync.
Using Adobe Premiere Pro CS6, I began compiling the videos together and narrowing scenes to the iconic shots used in Tarantino's signature style. The first would be a series of clips showing the point of view(POV) trunk shots, the second would be black and white shots, the third would be extreme close ups and the last would be crash zooms. The video was first put together using this format, to which the titles could then be applied to and synchronised with the timing of the music.
Using Illustrator, the titles of each section could be finalised and then imported as separate files to use in the video. These titles would use the Benguiat Bold font in the same way that could be found in the Pulp Fiction intro credits.
Finally, the title to the video was added to the beginning and the timing was synchronised. During the last few seconds of the video, the music had been set to fade out as it came to a close. As a result of the finished video, it became clear that the use of video editing was something I had enjoyed and learned from in the process. This gave me the confidence to use this format again for any future projects that may require it, or for projects that I feel could benefit from its use.
finished video - Quentin Tarantino: Cinematic Trademark
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