Say what again: typeset dialogue
Feb 22nd, 2007 by Ned
The best three-word line in Pulp Fiction is delivered by Samuel L. Jackson in the middle of a pre-hit tirade: “Say what again.”
If you can’t remember the scene, watch this brilliant example of dynamic typography.
Oh, but first:
WARNING: Scorchingly naughty language in use. May singe hair or burn exposed skin. That Samuel L. Jackson got a mouth on him, my my oh yes he does.
Now here’s the scene, as rendered by Jarratt Moody (and as seen at Motionographer): Say What Again.
If you’re in the mood for something more sedate and work-safe, here’s a nifty animated poem delivered as a typographical ballet: Lost. It’s quite wide because it’s designed to display on three large separate monitors. It was created by the Dutch studio Re*Nascent (and once again, I first saw it on Motionographer).
