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Fonts Introduction

In order to help my partner and I choose which font we wish to use within our opening sequence, I will look at different websites with a variety of many fonts.

The first website I looked at was "Dafont":
https://www.dafont.com/theme.php?cat=110&page=32&text=DOLLHOUSE




The second website I looked at was "Fontmeme":
https://fontmeme.com




The last website I looked at was "Linotype":

https://www.linotype.com/6281/movies-2010.html




The website which I thought was the most successful was Dafont therefore I ended up using this one. This is because it was free to use and easily accessible, as well as this it has a wide choice of various fonts. Fontmeme was also a good site to look at, it splits the fonts up into lots of different categories (such as the genre of a film) it also gives you the name of the font. However this was the only website I came across which cost money in order to download and use a font. Linotype also had a 'movie font' category and is free to use, although I felt there wasn't a great choice of selection.

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