A film’s title sequence isn’t just text on a screen it’s the first impression. The typography you choose sets the feel before a single line of dialogue is spoken. It quietly frames the mood, the world, the time period. In that opening moment, the correct cinematic fonts becomes as crucial as lighting or music.
That’s why filmmakers from intimate indie creators to large production studios are paying more attention to typography. The font is no longer an afterthought. It’s part of the storytelling.
Over the years, we’ve had the privilege of licensing our fonts to a wide range of projects across the globe. Some were made with small teams and big hearts. Others were backed by well-known studios. While we can’t disclose specific names due to licensing agreements, our fonts have appeared in title sequences, on-screen letters, and cinematic overlays in a variety of visual works. They’ve done their job — not by standing out, but by fitting in exactly where they belong.
A great film font carries emotional weight. It doesn’t feel like a generic typeface — it feels like part of the world you’re watching.
Typography, when chosen well, can speak just as clearly as any character.
Shine Typewriter
Its rough edges and analog imperfection make it a natural fit for dramas, memoir-style storytelling, or any scene that calls for authenticity and vulnerability. It doesn’t pretend to be perfect — and that’s exactly the point.
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Faraz Modern Serif
A refined but distinctive voice. Contemporary without being cold, it’s ideal for films that explore design, beauty, or character-driven narratives with a timeless touch.
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We’ve designed our fonts with visual storytelling at heart. Every glyph and curve is crafted to hold up on high-resolution screens — whether projected in a dark theater or viewed on a mobile device. These are fonts made for cinematic clarity and emotional nuance.
Our licensing is simple, global, and perpetual. No hidden fees. No surprises. And if you’re an independent filmmaker working with a limited budget, we’re open to fair, thoughtful arrangements that honor your work and ours.
Typography should never be a roadblock. It should be an invisible collaborator — one that quietly enhances your vision without pulling focus.
If you’re working on a film and want the titles to feel as intentional as everything else you’ve crafted, explore our collection. Whether it’s raw and textured, clean and modern, or timeless and romantic, there’s likely a typeface waiting to complete your vision.
Because in film, every frame matters — including the ones with words.
