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Creating a title sequence for my show reel.

Today, using after effects, I decided to 'animate' a intro of my name and specialities for my show reel and website.
 I chose this font ( trajan pro) as it is clear to read, the use of  serif adds slight delicacy, connoting my care for detail.  It also signifies creativity, but with its spacious lettering that is thin and tall, and almost bold, it gives off a professional look. I choose to have white a background as white has symbolism of fresh, pure, innocent and clean. I want to give off positive, trusting and professional vibes. If I had more time I would done a 2D animation name intro, but a simply ran out of time management. Perhaps I can add a logo In the background to give some colour to make it more creative and interesting.

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