Credit typography.

We researched some fonts for our credits. We wanted a specific type of font for our film credits as it is called scratch we wanted to give an effect of the scratching within the credits. The title scratch symbolises the film greatly and would be good to show this through the credits.

We looked at many fonts and found two certain fonts that we thought would be suitable for the scratching effect we want to show. Below are the two fonts we found.

The first typography we have looked at is scratch font one. We liked this typography as it looks as if it has been scratched in to something and this is the effect we want to create. I we use it for the credits it will show continuity between the opening and the film its self.

The second typography we have looked at is scratch font two, 'Nail scratch'. We thought this
gave more of a subtle effect as it doesn't looked
as scratched,

After researching some scratched fonts, we came up with an idea and have decided to use scratching or writing to make a scratched affect, the credits into objects for example, Trees, walls, the ground or a locker. This will give the effect of actual scratching and show what the film is about and showing the title name, 'scratch'. This way also may give more Suspense and suspicion towards the audience as normally credits have a specific computerised font whereas we will not.