That's gonna be some big ass signage
Kind of off-track a little here, but I volunteer to run the video projection at church every once and a while. The person who was originally assigned to run the media program was not the best person they could have chosen (IMHO of course). One thing that this person did not like about my work was the way I used stylistic fonts to project messages for the announcements and music. Apparently, having a projection of 120' (almost a full back wall of screen space) is not enough clarity for this person. They also wanted "big fonts" every time. "Big fonts?" I asked. "Yes, make the fonts fill the screen!" - media director. "Seriously?" - me. "Yes, do it!" - media director. So the next week I did it to appease them and man, oh man, I felt bad for doing it too. It hit every nerve in my creative bones to have to go Gallery Furniture type of billboard announcement with a big arse "SALE" splashed across the screen. So I begged to meet with the media director after the service to ask again if this was really what was wanted.
"Yes, absolutely" was the reply. "Do you mind me asking who said this was the preferred style for video projection?" - me. "Well, no one, it's just my preference. You see, I took my five year old son and sat him on the back row one day and projected several screen with different font styles and sizes. I told him to tell me what the screen said and nothing worked until we got to this larger, bold, san serif font. Now do you see?" - media director. "Yes, you're nuts!" - me, smiling to let them know I was kidding... sorta.
A month later, the person resigned because of the complaints the church was receiving for the odd ways we were projecting on-screen. One comment was "I really like how Noe did it that one Sunday... why can't we do it that way from now on?" We do now and the media director now is the same guy who complained the loudest (our young adult pastor).
