This document discusses choosing a font for a horror film trailer. The author looked at fonts in the horror category on Dafont.com but felt they were too childlike. Four fonts were considered: one resembling bloody drips but seemed outdated; another with scratches representing terror but was too bold; and a third called "Bloody Cre" that could look like writing in blood. The author ultimately selected "Bloody Cre" as it was easy to read but still represented the horror genre.

1. Deciding on a font was difficult for my group and I to chose as we wanted one that related to
the horror genre but wasn’t too over the top.
I decided to brose through Dafont.com to pick some fonts that were suitable
Looking through the various categorise I stuck to
these 4 as I though they related most to the horror
genre.

2. The category I first looked at was horror for obvious
reasons, but felt that the fonts that were there were quite
childlike and would not look professional in our trailer.

3. This is the first font that I thought would look good for out tiles and other text as the blood drips
are very iconic. Considering it further I felt like it was very outdated.
This is the second font I considered, I felt like this one was more relatable to our narrative as the
‘scratches’ could represent the terror of the dead person and torment that the final girl was in.
However, we felt that the font was very bold and over powering also matching it with other
fonts may be difficult.

4. The last font that I looked at was ‘Bloody Cre’ after putting the title of the
film in and seeing what type of look it would give I felt that this was the most
appropriate. I felt like the font looked like someone had written it with their
finger and making it red would portray that it look like it had been written in
blood.
I felt like this font is easy to read and would represent the horror genre.