Weird TV: 10 Films Interpreted Through Kinematic Typography

It's about time we throw a wrench in the mix. We're more focused on the techie aspect of things here at TVSnob, but once in a while it's good to get outside of your comfort zone and check out something new. But don't worry, we won't take you to far. It's all TV-related of course. There's a design niche out there called kinematic typography, basically typography combined with motion. A number of designers out there have taken this concept and extended it into the world of TV and film, taking scenes out of popular films and interpreting them with typography. One of my all time fav films, Fight Club, has a couple of key scenes interpreted above. Check out another 9 films and shows at Always Watching.

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Posted by Justin Davey at March 21, 2008 11:00 AM