Showing posts with label Typography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Typography. Show all posts

Monday, 7 February 2011

Updates In Typography


SPENCER
The previous production typography has been axed. This has happened due to the font giving off the impression of being too American based; which resemble a American High School feeling. The font shown above was selected in replacement to the previous one because we believe it is a bit sharper and isn't really a block edged font. We also felt it has it has an identity which really related to our title sequence. A font we was also looking to resemble was the Pulp Fiction which was a very straight forward font but also relates to the contents of the film.

Wednesday, 26 January 2011

Typography

There has been in a change in the typography we used. We used the idea of the title from the Godfather.It is very basic black background and white text; very simple but also affective. We never was trying to over exaggerate by using various colors and a font which has been either scratched in and other effects we wanted something very simple and basic to reflect on our title sequence.

Wednesday, 15 December 2010

Chosen Typography

Font is Academic M54 and is from www.Dafont.comT
 This is the font we chose.

TYPOGRAPGY

This is the idea we are realisticly looking for. This is a well known film and we are not                            looking to imitate this font but find a similar font.

Friday, 10 December 2010

Typography


I particularly like this font due to the letters being a bit scratched and ruff. This may be trying to relate to the film in the way of not everything being all nice and clear and might relate to a bad feel.



  This is more sleaker than the font above basically i was kind of looking at the same idea of the texted being slighlty cracked and broken this giving off the same feel of something not being all good and nice.

                                                   

This is one of my favourates simply for the reason of it being incorparating the scratched text as seen beore but also the 'p' and the 'r' have crosees relating to things like an ambulance or even a cross which is sometyimes used in sketches to present someone being dead.