Monday, 20 January 2014

font analysis

The font 'Century Schoolbook' would work as a conventional font for the film titles. This font works well as it is strong and easy to read. There isn't too much detail to the lettering which makes it easy to read. I don't think this font works too well with the genre of the film.

This font 'Apple Chancery', would work well for the titles as it fits in with the romance genre. This fits in with the romance genre as there is a lot of detail to it. However I think that this detail could look too over the top and could make it hard to read.


I like the font 'Handwriting- Dakota' as it looks quite simple and fits in with the romance genre. I think this could work well as it is easy to read and there is not too much is going on. The font is slanted which makes it look more romantic. However as the font is slanted this could make it hard for some people to read.

The font 'Optima' is quite bold and could be hard to read. I don't think this would be a suitable font to use for our trailer as it doesnt fit in with the genre at all.


I have looked at this font as i felt this looks more feminine which fits in with the romance genre.
looks more femine and romantic


looks romantic but hard to read

looks strong and solid it is different




1 comment:

  1. A good variety of fonts here Kayleigh (perhaps you could crop the image to just show the font though), which one is your group going to choose overall? Can you compare your final choice with the font used in a real romance trailer?

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