Possible Font Types For Typography

After looking into the kinds of typography used conventionally in urban drama films, I have found a pattern of bold and simple font types which stand out clearly against the background in an epic way, it is effective in reflecting a very modern and urban, concrete setting. The compelling impact of the size and visual texture of the typography may be an echo of the hard hitting issues and themes explored within this genre.

I have found various options which fit this inflection of urban drama type font. i have sampled the ones I thought were most effective, using one of our title options to try and visualise how it would look using some appropriate lettering. See Below.

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Other options to consider would be using a font type that is reminiscent of graffiti, which is also commonly used within this genre of film. Considering this, I have found some font templates which fit this criteria so that we can experiment with and see what works best for our teaser trailer. 

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We would only use one of these fonts as a base font to work from. We will then manipulate the font visually to fit our piece more appropriately as this will allow us to be creative and be able to add small features which are personal to our piece. 

We also are going to experiment with handcrafting our main title typography into the shape of cut cocaine. So our powder formula, created to look like a class a drug is spread along a table or a glass slab to spell out the title could be an option. This might be effective in retrospect to the plot and genre of our piece.