Examples of Fonts

The Titles appear over a scene – helps the titles be discreet and don’t distarct much from the story

They are placed on the bottom left of the screen, the colour matches the lighting in the current scene.

All the text is in capitals and the lines alternate between being bold.

The scene that the titles appear over has very warm colours, the titles link to the colour that the lamp is exposing.

Bridget Jone’s Diary

CGIThis links with the rest of the film, gives audience an ides of what the film is about.

Black, white and blue

Very plain white font, all in captals and in centre of the screen.Very minimal titles.

Pitch Perfect

She’s the Man

Slightly angled text

Shows the main character over the titles shot, allows audience to connect

The background colours used are quite bright, they represent a beach which is where the current scene is taking place

The title is all in black bold, some enlargened to emphasize the contrast of words

The Big Wedding

The font is quite fancy, relates to a wedding. It is white, this also reflects the dress and the purity of a wedding.The title itself is large.

Placed over a panning, establishing shot of the family home.

All colours in the frame are quite natural, no artificial feel to the opening shot

Titles positioned centre of frame

Bright gold/yellow

Appear over an establishing shot

Over a flashback scene

Just Go With It

Made from CGI

Incorporated in the fountain, which is a large part of the story later on

‘Rome’ is written in a fancy font, makes it stand out – suggests a place of glamour and impotance

White font

When In Rome

Incorporated in a animated opening title sequence.

The font looks hand written, which suggests to the audience a personal feel to the film – this is aided and linked to the character by the use of voiceover

Black font, against white background

The Back-up Plan

You Again & Stuck in Love

Both these film titles are very minimal

Appear on plain black background white white writing

BoldNeither of these titles give a lot away about the film immediately

Made of Honor

Establishing shot

White writing, some words in capitals to made the stand out

The colours in the shot are all shades of blue, this subtly suggests masculinity which links in with the storyline. This also contrasts the title ‘Made of Honor’ as it is usually a term for females, however the film itself challenges this idea.