Who Framed Roger Rabbit Script Book

PROBLEM: Transform the film into a typographic book, which demonstrates a personal interpretation of the movie; existing logo, typography and/or imagery from the film can not be incorporated. Typographically express the themes of the film, the voices of the characters, and the uniqueness of the dialogue.

SOLUTION: The idea that two components co-exist in one world, live action and animation - the toons and humans are demonstrated throughout the book through a unique method. The typography flows throughout the entire book with a funny, joyous, giddy, goofy, and an enchanted impression, accomplished through the use of colors, alignments of the text, and scaling when emotions are high. The typographic design illustrates the scripts eccentricity and quirkiness but not on a childlike level. The reader identifies with the characters through the use of typography since it coincides with each of the personalities.