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Founded on the Macs via Imovie it was simply understood and followed the conventions we found in 50 Cent's music video "In da Club" and The Matrix.
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We used dafont.com at the beginning of our research but soon found that every font in the 'Typerwriter' catergory looked very similar. The only difference that made them stand apart were:
- distortion
- colour
- boldness
- gaps/closeness between letters
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