

Subtitles are set in ITC Franklin Gothic Demi Bold, with -30 tracking. Looking to translate that Huttese into a langauge you understand? The type is force justified, and the last line ranging left.Īlternatively download a free font 'SWCrawlBody' hereīelow are perspective corrected screengrabs from the four opening crawls, showing the actual wording, and the typographic styling used in the movies.Ĭlick on an image to view a larger version of each crawl. News Gothic T (demi) which is available for purchase here Width should be condensed to 95% and is all capsĪlternatively download a free font 'SWCrawlTitle' here Typeface: Franklin Gothic Medium Condensed (Bold) One with a yellow outline and a solid black interior which is available hereĬlick here for a tutorial using Adobe After Effects 5Ĭlick here for a tutorial using Adobe After Effects Production BundleĬlick here for a tutorial using 3D Studio Max. Original Star Wars logo designed by Suzy Rice. Joe Johnson later modified it to the more modern Star Wars logo we recognize now. The actual title logo that appears in the film was designed by Suzy Rice. Directors have tweaked and polished the styles over the years, much to the chagrin of fans. One with just the yellow outline available here (Alt/Click to download) The Star Wars logo font is actually custom-designed. It is worth noting that the infill of the words 'Star' and 'Wars' are black, and the starfield does NOT show through.

Vector Graphic: for the best quality download one of the illustrator versions below. You can create your own logo using 'Star Wars Jedi Hollow' as a starting point which is available for download here, and has RGB values of R: 229 G: 177 B: 58īitmap Logo: Alternatively you can download a bitmap version of the logotype here To download the Franklin Gothic Family for free, click here The Star Wars opening and crawl use the Franklin Gothic typeface family as a base. This page should hopefully answer your questions, and provide a few things that may help you create your own more accurate Star Wars opener.įirst things first, if you are waiting to create your own version of the LucasFilm logo, click lucaslogo for a tutorial that should help you get started using Adobe Illustrator/Photoshop and After Effects.

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