Post Production 1- Adding Typography

      My project needed to have more exposition in the beginning, and the idea that one of my peers suggested was to add introductory typography to make the project more like a movie. I succesfully looked for the right font so that the introduction could be suspenseful and intense. The words will be edited to be faded in when they show up to give that element of suspense and mystery.

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