Typography

This font fit the character in our opening sequence because the style of the writing is in a artistic way which can give an insight into the characters background just from the style the title of the opening sequence is written. There may be problems when editing in this text onto the screen as its thin text it may be un clear and difficult to read.

Using brail after the title is really effective in showing the potential problems the character has before the character is even in the shot. This will be moderately simple to edit this on top of the original scene due to the chunky dots would be clear.

This font is all in upper case which can have different effects on what the title is showing to the audience about the film. Using upper case text makes the title stand out being bold and should be the main feature of the film.

This font is more of a basic font but has the effect of smudged ink coming out of the side of each letter. This could be really effective for our opening sequence because with the character being a artist the effective ink or paint dripping away from the letters gives an artist style to the title of the film.

This typography is bold and in capital letters, this indicated that the title wants to be bold and stand out compared to anything else in the same shot in the opening sequence.

This font is in a more cartoon kind of style which can be good for our opening sequence because the character is a teenager and a cartoon style of text could be really effective in comparison to the social group of the character.

A handwritten style of text is very effective because it looks like the character has written the title and can give a insight into the characters profile. This would be another difficult text to edit on top of the original scene due to the text being thin and difficult to read. 

This font is a basic style of font which could be a possibility for our opening sequence. The font could be used for a small title which isn't the main feature of the shot.

This font with the title in words and the title in brail would be very effective for our opening sequence because the use of brail can be relatable to the characters characteristic.

A handwritten style for the title can be very effective because the style of the title is in a artistic way which reflected on the characters personality. This handwritten text may be seen as unclear when edited on top of the scene and make the films title difficult to read.