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		<title>Abbott and Costello reimagined</title>
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This snippet from Who&#8217;s On First remains one of my favorite examples of kinetic typography, the animated typographical interpretation of dialogue from films, television or music.  
Alwayswatching has a great list of some of the other competitors.  These designers are really thinking about font, space, and composition in creative and inspiring ways.  [...]]]></description>
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<p>This snippet from Who&#8217;s On First remains one of my favorite examples of <strong>kinetic typography</strong>, the animated typographical interpretation of dialogue from films, television or music.  </p>
<p><a href="http://www.alwayswatching.net/features/great-scenes-television-and-film-told-using-only-typography">Alwayswatching</a> has a great list of some of the other competitors.  These designers are really thinking about font, space, and composition in creative and inspiring ways.  </p>
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