(x) credits on movie posters - Univers Ultra Condensed {Yves}

heyzuppals
19.Aug.2004 7.44pm
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Hi there
i wanted to know what was the name of the font for the credits at the bottom of the movie posters

i found these examples
(but i'm not sure which one is the one)

left one: Tall skinny condensed

right one: Univers thin ultra condensed



or if you have any other (or the exact) suggestion please let me know, thanx

i wanted to know what was the name of the font for the credits at the bottom of the movie posters

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what-where-when? movie?


LOTR


i mean, none any specifical movie

just the credits at the end of the posters, all in general have their credits at the bottom with a condensed font that i don't know exactly which one is

*oh and i forget to put, where to find it for free?

tanx a gain


Both of your samples and many others. However, not always. Here - you can see. ("free" - when a director or production designer is goimg to work for free....maybe then.... )

m


aw.. i knew it
there's always comments or people like that

i mean "free" yes, free, it's not like they work for free or anything, i just wanted to know if there's any place where i can download it


Try bee.

(Also search typophile archives, I think this has been covered before.)


tanx a lot man
i'll keep searching and hearing suggestions


i just wanted to know if there's any place where i can download it

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Oh. I'm sorry. I didn't see that. Please contact Yves Peters - the modreator. Mr Peters is the owner of the type foundry "LE CLUB DE REMISE EN FORME". Since he's a nice guy, he'll give you a free font.

:-) :-) :-) :-) :-)


Hey, H B M, keep me out of this, willya?!

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Wow. That was a joke. My idea is/was the same as Mr. Mark Simonson wrote here:


BTW, Scully, you won't get much help here looking for "FREE" versions of commercial fonts. Many of the experts here are in the font business (that's how come we know so much about fonts). You might as well go to a bank and ask them if they know anywhere to get counterfeit money.

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Oh, well.


Hey, H B M, keep me out of this, willya?! And I AM a nice guy.

For your information, Abraham, as a general rule credits at the
bottom of movie posters usually are set in Univers Extra Condensed,
as a search of the Type Identification Board would've revealed (it's
always handy to do a search when you know what you're looking
for, in this instance credits on movie posters).



quote:

Wow. That was a joke.



H B M, whenever you see this smiley attached to a paragraph
of mine it means I'm joking as well. As I noticed before, sometimes
the smileys don't seem to do their job. Sorry to have startled you! :-)


A new alternative to Univers Compressed, which you might like, is TypeTrust's Heroic Condensed.


i remember once looking for this font as well. if you want a "free" VERY similar version, SF Movie Poster should do the trick.

yes, i'm aware the topic was from quite a while ago.

alex.rosario
apollolux.digital.designs


Except that SF Movie Poster -- as so many free fonts -- is very poorly designed and digitized. :^/