This font is called 'Walk Around The Block', the reason I picked out this as one of my key fonts was how the light structure of this title would contrast with the forest scene but would relate effortlessly to the light 'getting ready' house sequence, which would follow this title. The white centre of the letters could connote the empty holes of questions that are yet to be answered throughout the film.
This font is called 'Jailbird Jenna'. The font grabbed my attention as it is bold, upper case and moderately traditional. However, the unmatched, strewn placement of letters could connote the instability of Damien's thoughts in the film and his lack of understanding.
This font is called 'DreamScar', which is initially relative to the film itself. The font is appropriate as a lot of the letters use symbolism, such as dagger shape for the 'T', the font also has some parts of the letters missing which connotes the missing information the audience watch the film to answer. The font is also bold and the shape of letters is moderately traditional which fits in with the typical Thriller genre titles.
This font is called 'Walk Around The Block', the reason I picked out this as one of my key fonts was how the light structure of this title would contrast with the forest scene but would relate effortlessly to the light 'getting ready' house sequence, which would follow this title. The white centre of the letters could connote the empty holes of questions that are yet to be answered throughout the film.
This font is called 'Jailbird Jenna'. The font grabbed my attention as it is bold, upper case and moderately traditional. However, the unmatched, strewn placement of letters could connote the instability of Damien's thoughts in the film and his lack of understanding. 
This font is called 'DreamScar', which is initially relative to the film itself. The font is appropriate as a lot of the letters use symbolism, such as dagger shape for the 'T', the font also has some parts of the letters missing which connotes the missing information the audience watch the film to answer. The font is also bold and the shape of letters is moderately traditional which fits in with the typical Thriller genre titles. 
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