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Pulp Fiction in Type

SCAD student creates typographic version of Pulp Fiction scene



Thought his was some interesting work and exploration. Jarrat Moody is a student at Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) and put this together for a time-based typography study.

Moody strings the words from Jackson's explosive performance in this scene of the film. Nice use of scale and simple camera movements pull your attention through. Came across on Motionographer.

* Note - Like most of the Pulp Fiction film, lots of profanity is featured in this clip. You may want to put on your headphones or turn your speakers slightly down to not offend nearby coworkers.

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This entry was posted by cam, on 2/22/2007.