1. Font Research
Another piece of research I’ve conducted was to look at different existing font title from
other films in order to get ideas for the font I was going to create for my title.
I like this font because I
like how the blood
splashes across the word
‘House’. This conveys to
the audience a sense of
fear because they might
think that even their
house/home is not a safe
place to be in.
What I like about this font, it is how it has a smoky/ghostly effect to it. This adds tension to
the font and gives the effect of something supernatural and not real.
The tilted and diagonal position of the font gradually gets bigger. This gives a suspicious feel
about the lurking creature or evil spirit.

2. In order to get other fonts, I have not just researched film fonts but also looked at horror
games fonts. This helped me in seeing the different types of fonts that other media products
use to attract viewers and gamers.
Despite the blood dripping and smudged onto the letters, I don’t really like this font and
think would go well for my film title because our film is not as gory or terrifying as I assume
this title would be best suited for.
I like the style of this font and how it uses perhaps water drops or painting drops to create
its effect. The skinny and skeleton like writing style, gives a creepy, chilled, cold atmosphere
to the audience. The grey colour also adds this tension to the writing by the dark shades and
the faded shades of grey.
This title
font is
very
childlike,
as it is
written
in chalk,
similar
to crayons this is what a child would like to colour pictures with. I really like this font but
also the outline of the smudged chalk as it gives a distorted feel about the writing. This is
because whoever wrote suggests that they were angry or suffered in some way. Really like
how also the different use of letter cases; capital letters and lower case. This emphasizes the
‘AN’ suggesting it is ‘an’ individual or just one person. This would be a perfect match to our
film title.