Why Movie Fonts Matter
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- Опубліковано 23 чер 2024
- Type designer Marie Boulanger explains how fonts can help to shape film narratives, and even impact our viewing experience.
Edited by Leigh Singer.
Valerie Takes a Ride (The Ride of the Valkyries), composed/arranged by Iain Farrington (after Wagner). Performed by the Art Deco Trio, from their album ‘Classical Changes’.
With thanks to @ByMonotype
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Wonderfully researched and put together video. Brilliant
thank you, great to hear you enjoyed it!
Papyrus.
Not only did I immediately think of that, I paused this video to watch, then came back. GMTA.
EDIT: oh jeez, then right after I typed this, they referenced it. GMRTA.
Good point about movie title being the first movie character we see and about the absence of title in modern movies. Brilliant thoughts!
Love this...thanks Marie.
12:05 was already an existing font before Poor Things. I used it in a short film back in 2014.
it's lettering, not the ms word font
@@AugustRx I don’t think that font has anything to do with word (could be wrong though)
Lovely work
thank you - thats' good to hear from someone who's into fonts!
Saving for later just because title and thumbnail is so good 👍
You missed a trick by not calling this video (which is genuinely great btw) ‘Type Casting.’
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👏👏👏 (and thank you!)
You make great videos. Huge fan :)
very much appreciated, thanks!
Who else paused at 9:21 to see how many you could identify?
how many did you get?!
I did, but I’m confused on the A, D, and O. I think A is from the first Avengers but it looks slightly different, the D looks like the Into the Spider-verse but is the wrong color, and the O looks like a cross between Transformers and Robocop, but not quite either. All the others are pretty obvious but these three confused me. What’re anyone else’s thoughts?
@@jonathanjohnson5994 D has to be from "Across the spider verse." Letter is the same shape, colors are slightly off, but it's still red and blue. White highlights are stronger here.
@@jonathanjohnson5994So it looks like they took "D" from some different version of the poster. And L is "the lord of the rings" but that's not how L looks on official LOTR movie posters.
it goes: Back to the future, avataR, Avengers endgame, termiNator, spiDer-man: into the spiderverse, the Lord of the rings, ghOstbusters, the Godfather, transfOrmers... so the guesses were pretty spot-on.
Think it's quite funny she talks about all the technical limitations of the past when most typography choices these days are super boring and basic.
The pretentiousness of this video is staggering.