Title Research: Watch the Titles Website

 https://www.watchthetitles.com/designers/ 

 After conducting our title research on artofthetitle.com, we explored Watch the Titles!. After browsing Watch the Titles!, we saw all the website had to offer. Far more than Art of The Title. Watch the Titles! was far more extensive. The website offered interviews from professional title artist, openings of various films, successful student title art, and quotes from the artists under each film. The interviews alone offered deep insight of the art of title art, teaching us the components and inspirations to have in our film title. The site even had options where searching for specific films, studios, and designers. Allowing us to easily search for film within the same genre of our film. Even though the plots may not be similar compared to the film titles we research, though the genre is the same. Viewing multiple examples of film titles in our genre allowed us to view the convections that are common. 

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