For the credits at the beginning (as shown on the left, I decided to use Arial as the font, with

a size of 27. I used Arial as I believed that it was a very simple, but sophisticated and professional looking font.

I used Al Bayan as the font for School Leavers Productions, with a size of 35. I used this specific font due to the fact that it was a simple looking font, and it also came across as very professional, so therefore this would hopefully give the idea to our audience that our production company is a serious, real one.

I utilised the font called Al Bayan for Presents at the beginning of our film, with a size of 35. I used this specific font seeing as it is not too boring, and not too funky. I also used a red shadow on this font as I wanted Presents to stand out to the audience so they knew that the name of our film was about to appear on their screens.

I decided to use the font called Al Bayan for Goodbye High School, at size 35 for one main reason; this reason being that it looked very bold, sharp, and successfully caught all of our views eyes. Another reason as to why I used this font is because I wanted to keep the font consistent at

For this certain piece of text during our production, I used the font called Comic Sans MS at a size of 36. I thought it would be a good idea to use this font as our film relates to high school, and it is also a font that looks lighthearted and not so serious. Moreover, this font slightly looks like a hand-written font, which also relates to high school.

For the credits at the end of our film, I decided to use Arial as the font due to the fact that this font is often related to professionalism, so therefore this would make our film/production company seem somewhat professional. I put the credit title at a size of 30, and the role-player's name at a size of 25.This was solely because the credit title is a title, and should therefore have dominance over the role-players name, and should also stand out due to the fact that it is a title.