INTERTITLES

The first font is simple and easily readable, however it is slightly large and the G is not very clear. This is similar to the last font but that is slightly smaller. The second font is bolder and less attractive, it is also more oriental due to the edges being slighly curled. The third font is also bold and has more curved edges rather than sharp which makes it more childish and less simple. The fourth font is similar to the one above it but its more sharper around the edges which makes it more attractive to use for an intertitle. However it is bolder than the one below it which is also sharp and simple which would also be good to use.

The first font is simple and would be effective as an intertitle for my trailer, it has sharp edges and is very clean. The second font however is bolder and the letters are tighter, this would be less attractive for intertitles due to the fact that it would look better if the letters were a little less tight. The third and fourth fonts are similar as they are both thin and have sharp edges.

The first font is too close together and too bold which is not usefull for intertitles due to the fact that it is unclear to read. The second font is too curved which makes it look more childish and would be better used on a younger audience. The third font is simple and bold, it is also clear to read if used for the intertitles therefore it is a good choice. The fourth font is more casual because of the A's being detached which would be better used for a different genre of film, but the overall look is very nice. The last font is too bold which distracts the attention from the actual text which is why i would not choose this font

The first font is simple which would work well but it could be a little bolder. The second font is too thin which wouldnt look good against a black background. The third font is similar to the 'HOLLYWOOD' sign which would work well with a blockbuster movie. It is bold and clear but would not match with the theme of the trailer. The fourth font is similar to the ones above, it is thin but has curved edges which is not very 'horror' like. The last font is bold and clear which would look good as intertitles