Titles and Font Used

2.  When looking for a title font my partner searched on
Dafont for a font that would fit our title perfectly
 We wanted something that represented breaking,
illusions, and reflection.
 The next slid show some of the fonts we looked at:

4.  This is one of the fonts we liked but we decided not to
use it because it was hard to see and therefore would
not work well on the movie poster as people would not
be able to see the title.

5.  This is the font that we went for, it showed how things
are faded and not always what they seem. Although we
liked this text my partner went on to further edit the
text by making it red and using the blur tool to distort
it more.

6.  This is the final font.
 upon receiving feedback about the readability of the
words, I added some more lines to the N’s and U’s so
that they were easer to see
 Overall I am happy with the outcome and I think it
suites the movie plot very well.

7.  For the other fonts my partner used the colours of red
and white to connect the title and to make the font
readable.
 She also reflected some of the words to play on our
title name, ‘Fractured Illusions’.
 These are the other titles my partner created for the
trailer, when in motion they flicker and move to create
more dimension and interest to the titles: