Typography in London has fallen.

This clip is the only one I could find and I think it has been edited to be a quicker speed than normal.

The typography of London Has Fallen is really good for the genre as it suits really well, the text is a decent size and is a good font for the spy genre as it is a very professional smart font.

The editing used for the opening credits is also a good idea for us to use, as it fades in and out meaning it doesn't, look to childish and creates a professional and clean look.  The credits are also off in the corner which means they don't take the audiences attention off of the action.

The scene cuts through a montage of different shots, which are all edited to look like a news report or an old tape, this gives the audience a hint towards, what is on the screen is important to take in.



The main title appears in segments through fades, it creates anticipation from the audience as it stalls them, the credits are also displayed whilst there isn't much going on in the scene which means the audience doesn't get distracted further on in the movie by the credits.


The credits momentarily stop as this appears on the screen as if it is a camera, the editing shows a box around his head telling the audience he is a character of importance and the audience should remember him.





The typography in London has fallen is really good for our main task as it really applies to our thoughts of the credits, we will definitely try to add similar font size, font type, and a location on screen in our main task.