Pirates of the Caribbean.

The first thing that appeals to me in this piece, is the colour and the typeface. Very earthy colours, and a strong bold sans serif font. I like all the type stays on the page, it is just added and the view angle is zoom is changed. When it zooms out, you can see the rest of the "old" type. I don't know it intended to do so, but it reminds me of a map when it zooms out, which related to the film. Its really interesting how this designer uses the frame, the type is rotated quite alot and he makes good use of the set frame. All the type seems to fit together like a puzzle.

Fight Club Type Animation.

Another type animation. This is really affective as the words relate to the dialogue and is basically a visual way of representing what is being said, the volume, the tone, the person, its clever how much can be portrayed from an animation of type. Even without the voice over the top, you would get the same sense of drama and excitement.
It just all flows really well, the timing is perfect. The texture on the type adds to the anger of the character, and when he starts to speak more clearer and directly, the texture is removed to show straight edged text, he is trying to get to the point of what he is saying.

I love Ny.

"Everyone and everything is always moving about in NY City. The clip takes you through the city blocks. It is an exploration both of type and motion to illustrate a bit of the New York experience and the New York vibe. It is a summation of my personal and first trip to the city. Thanks for watching! Done in Flash CS3"