Kinetic Typography
Sunday January 27th 2008
by Paul Armstrong
Kinetic Typography -- here are a few (fairly) good examples of the process of taking dialog (or sometimes lyrics) and creating a graphic/motion piece through type and motion. It makes me want to learn After Affects and try my hand at a few (Anchorman comes to mind, as does improving the very poorly done Fight Club). There is harsh language on several of these, so ... not really safe for a work (or child) environment.
Pulp Fiction --
What Does Marcellus Wallace Look Like?
The Hush Sound --
The Lion's Roar
Duck And Cover
Abbott and Costello --
Who's On First
Devil's Advocate
Fight Club --
8 Rules
Phonebooth
Ocean's Eleven
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Very compelling... I like when it's used minimally within the movie itself, like Man on Fire.
by Daniel
∞ Tuesday, January 29th, 2008
Great stuff! I'm in the works of learning some of this stuff.
by El Clinto
∞ Wednesday, January 30th, 2008
very cool collection of videos. i love this kind of stuff and have wanted to try it myself.
by defycreative
∞ Wednesday, January 30th, 2008
These are great, and glad to see more examples, but, I'm not sure what you mean by "improving the very poorly done Fight Club". I'm awaiting response.
by Luke
∞ Friday, February 1st, 2008
never mind - strike from the record.
by Luke
∞ Friday, February 1st, 2008