The document discusses font choices for different parts of a school film production. For the opening credits, Arial size 27 was used as a simple but sophisticated font. For the production company name, Al Bayan size 35 was used as a simple yet professional-looking font. Al Bayan size 35 was also used for "Presents" with a red shadow to make it stand out. Al Bayan size 35 was used for "Goodbye High School" as a bold, sharp font to catch viewers' eyes. For one text part, Comic Sans MS size 36 was used to relate to high school in a light-hearted way. For ending credits, Arial size 30 for the title and size 25 for names was used for

2. For the credits at
the beginning (as
shown on the
left, I decided to
use Arial as the
font, with a size of
27. I used Arial as
I believed that it
was a very
simple, but
sophisticated and
professional
looking font.

3. I used Al Bayan as
the font for ‘School
Leavers
Productions’, with a
size of 35. I used this
specific font due to
the fact that it was a
simple looking
font, and it also
came across as very
professional, so
therefore this would
hopefully give the
idea to our audience
that our production
company is a
serious, real one.

4. I utilised the font called Al
Bayan for ‘Presents’ at
the beginning of our
film, with a size of 35. I
used this specific font
seeing as it is not too
boring, and not too funky.
I also used a red shadow
on this font as I wanted
‘Presents’ to stand out to
the audience so they
knew that the name of
our film was about to
appear on their screens.

5. I decided to use
the font called Al
Bayan for
‘Goodbye High
School’, at size 35
for one main
reason; this reason
being that it looked
very
bold, sharp, and
successfully
caught all of our
views’ eyes.
Another reason as
to why I used this
font is because I
wanted to keep the

6. For this certain piece of
text during our
production, I used the
font called Comic Sans
MS at a size of 36. I
thought it would be a
good idea to use this font
as our film relates to high
school, and it is also a
font that looks light-
hearted and not so
serious. Moreover, this
font slightly looks like a
hand-written font, which
also relates to high
school.

7. For the credits at the end of our film, I
decided to use Arial as the font due to
the fact that this font is often related to
professionalism, so therefore this would
make our film/production company
seem somewhat professional.
I put the credit title at a size of 30, and
the role-player's name at a size of
25.This was solely because the credit
title is a title, and should therefore have
dominance over the role-player’s
name, and should also stand out due to
the fact that it is a title.