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The document discusses font ideas for a production company called "Simply Twisted" which was chosen as the name to represent that anything can have a dark side to it. It has chosen its final production company font to represent the words "simply" and "twisted" and fit with the plot of its film. The production company fonts were selected to convey what audiences can expect from its films in terms of having a dark twist despite appearing simple at first glance.
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Simply twisted fonts
- 1. Productions Company fonts Here you will find the ideas we have had for the font of our production company.
- 4. PRODUCTIONS The reason we chose ‘Simply Twisted’ as a production company name is because it shows the audience what to expect from the film and it also says to the reader that anything can have a dark side to it. This is our final chosen font for our production company. We have chosen these fonts because they represent the words simply and twisted and they fit into the plot of our film.