I decided to look for suitable fonts and then analyse the benefits or disadvantages of each one to see which ones are most proficient to use.
Futura looks great, it is a very large font that stands out well meaning it is perfect for a poster - especially for a title. It is long and has character which I love about it. I may use this for my film poster.
This font is very similar to 'Futura' in fact. It is just less long and more chunkier. This would also look great as a title text or something that needs to be large. It is more curved and has a happier feel towards it which is not what I am wanting however. So I do not think I am going to use this.
I love these fonts. They are both very similar and I think they both have real potential for my main title. They are both bold, sleek, simple and perfect for a title. You can clearly comprehend them quickly and from a distance which is very important. I am considering these highly for a candidate for the title font.
Like the fonts name 'Futurist' It has a very futuristic feel towards it. This is not what we want however I feel like it would be great to use for an actor font at the top. The font being spaced out from each other makes the font look very lonely which could emphasize the story of the protagonist being very lonely.
Will&Grace would be a great font for the cast or the tagline. It is not bold enough therefore it is not what I'm looking for, for a title. However I feel like I could definitely use this elsewhere for a subordinate feature.
This font has a lot of character with pointed serifs. It is great being bold and thick which Is why I choose it but the font looks angry which is not the sort of feel I want from a font on my film poster.
In conclusion, I think 'Porter' would look great for a main title as it is so simple, bold and easy to read. All traits you need for a title. Moreover, 'Will&Grace' would be great for a subordinate font as it looks smart and professional and again easy to comprehend. It fits my genre well. I am only going to use two fonts as I do not want my film poster to be too complicated.
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