MaxAfter 15 stunning motion typography videos Motion typography (or kinetic typography) refers to the art and technique of expression with animated text. Expressing yourself through animated words with graphics can be really convincing and cool to see. Flying, floating, growing, expanding, turning characters is what you'll see in the next minutes. I've selected 15 very nice motion typography movies. You can get a massive design inspiration kick just by watching these videos. If you want to create such a movie on your own, you can try Adobe After Effects or SWiSH Max. (Movie) Dialogs Ocean's Eleven I love this movie! Full Metal Jacket Another well known movie. The Devil's Advocate Although I didn't like the particular film, I did like the way this kenetic typography movie displays one of the conversations in the movie. Pulp Fiction Just like the Ocean's Eleven one: A must see movie with a must see motion typography video. The Matrix Everyone must that has seen this movie must recognize this dialog shown in the kinetic typography movie. Music
Yours Truly 17 ejemplos asombrosos de Kinetic Typography con Video Tutorial Kinetic typography is an animation technique mixing motion and text to express ideas with the help of video animation. This text is presented over time in a style intended to express or evoke a particular idea or feeling. Usually this technique used in movie title sequences and credits, web page animation and other entertainment media. Here are 17 examples of creative and meaningful Kinetic Typography (Motion Typography), we also added kinetic typography tutorial at the end of the post. The Social Network – “Full Attention” (Kinetic Typography) The typeface is called Klavika (bold). The song is called “Hand Covers Bruise” by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross from the soundtrack. The Social Network “Going Live” (Kinetic Typography) Kinetic Typography version of The Social Network, “Going Live” scene. Love You Forever Type Animation Look for two characters throughout the animation. “Love Away” kinetic typography (Part 1) A wonderful Kinetic typography example by chris brice. Who’s on First?
Top 12 kinetic typography films edit Posted by bordalix on 08/15/2007 Back on February, I posted one article about a Pulp Fiction dialog , presented with moving typography, perfectly synchronized with the text, with a lot of funny and creative details. Later, I found out this presentation technique was named kinetic typography , and that is being explored in the School of Design at CMU since 1996, by Johnny Lee under the direction of Scott Hudson and Jodi Forlizzi . But, after all, what is the definition of kinetic typography ? Kinetic typography refers to the art and technique of expression with animated text. In the meantime, I've collected some of this movies, and arranged them in a YouTube playlist.
Kinetic typography Kinetic typography—the technical name for "moving text"—is an animation technique mixing motion and text to express ideas using video animation.[citation needed] This text is presented over time in a manner intended to convey or evoke a particular idea or emotion. History[edit] Since then, the use of kinetic typography has become commonplace in film introductory titles and television advertisements. More recently, it has been a central feature of numerous television idents, notably Martin Lambie Nairn's first ident for the British Channel 4 television network in use from 1982. Categories[edit] Y.Y. In classification, kinetic typography is a form of temporal typography (typography that is presented over time). Layouts[edit] Barbara Brownie's model of temporal typography divides kinetic typography into 'motion typography' (subdivided into 'scrolling typography', 'dynamic layout') and 'fluid typography':[3] Motion typography[edit] Fluid typography[edit] Production[edit] References[edit]