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    Analysis of Font Used

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    Lucida Bright was chosen as the consistent font for the titles in an opening sequence to look more professional and of high quality than multiple fonts. Font size was varied to show differing importance, with the film title being largest. While Lucida Bright looked professional and increased aesthetics, white text on light backgrounds was hard to read, so a drop shadow was added to resolve the issue. Other considered fonts were Helvetica and Century.

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    Analysis of Font Used

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    Lucida Bright was chosen as the consistent font for the titles in an opening sequence to look more professional and of high quality than multiple fonts. Font size was varied to show differing importance, with the film title being largest. While Lucida Bright looked professional and increased aesthetics, white text on light backgrounds was hard to read, so a drop shadow was added to resolve the issue. Other considered fonts were Helvetica and Century.

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    Lucida Bright was chosen as the consistent font for the titles in an opening sequence to look more professional and of high quality than multiple fonts. Font size was varied to show differing importance, with the film title being largest. While Lucida Bright looked professional and increased aesthetics, white text on light backgrounds was hard to read, so a drop shadow was added to resolve the issue. Other considered fonts were Helvetica and Century.

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    Analysis of Font Used

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    Lucida Bright was chosen as the consistent font for the titles in an opening sequence to look more professional and of high quality than multiple fonts. Font size was varied to show differing importance, with the film title being largest. While Lucida Bright looked professional and increased aesthetics, white text on light backgrounds was hard to read, so a drop shadow was added to resolve the issue. Other considered fonts were Helvetica and Century.

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    Analysis of Fonts Used

    Font: Lucida Bright


    Font Style: Regular
    Color: White
    Alignment: Each title was aligned in a different place on the
    frame.

    For the titles of our opening sequence I decided to use a consistent


    font as I thought that it would look more professional and of a high
    quality rather than having several different fonts. In order to show a
    variance in the importance of each title, I decided to change the font
    size. The title of the film would be the biggest font used as it is the
    most significant aspect of the opening sequence that the audience
    should see.
    The font I decided to use was Lucida Bright, which I kept the same
    throughout the entire opening sequence, as it looks professional and I
    believe that it would help increase the aesthetics of my opening
    sequence. The font is also clear which makes it readable which was one
    of the key aspects that I was thinking about when I was choosing the
    font.
    I encountered an issue with the color as some of the frames had a white
    background which meant that the text was difficult to read. I tried to
    overcome this issue by changing the font to black yet this did not help
    as the font was hard to read in the darker shots. I then decided to add
    a drop shadow to the white colored font, which made it easier to read.
    Other fonts I considered: Helvetica, Century

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