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Apr 11, 2019 · The likes of Saul Bass and Kyle Cooper have set the highest of movie title standards and as you'll see from this list, many graphic designers have clearly been influenced by them, while creating a new breed of iconic and culturally relevant movie title sequences of their own.
- 1. Studio: 20th Century Fox 2. Sequence Designer: Framestore 3. Year of release: 2017The 2017 sequel to Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy kicks off...
- 1. Studio: Paramount 2. Sequence Designer: Kyle Cooper 3. Year of release: 2011Graphic designer Andrew Kelsall says: "The great thing about the seq...
- 1. Studio: Universal Pictures 2. Sequence Designer: Richard Kenworthy 3. Year of release: 2010"I felt like Knives Chau when I first saw this sequen...
- 1. Studio: Columbia Pictures 2. Sequence Designer: Neil Kellerhouse & Blur Studios 3. Year of release: 2011"Full of hints at story elements and ref...
- Between The World and Me
- The Invisible Man
- My Psychedelic Love Story
- Defending Jacob
- Little America
- The Good Lord Bird
- Feels Good Man
- Playgrounds Festival 2020
- Lovecraft Country
- Raised by Wolves
CATEGORY: TV Movie Created by Elastic Brisk and brimming with energy. So begins Between the World and Me, the HBO special based on the adaptation and staging of Ta-Nehisi Coates’s non-fiction book of the same name. Produced by creative director Hazel Baird, art director Diego Coutinho and a team at studio Elastic, the special’s opening titles set u...
CATEGORY: Film Created by Greenhaus GFX For the opening of 2020’s The Invisible Man, director and screenwriter Leigh Wannell’s retelling of the 1897 novel by H.G. Wells, studio Greenhaus GFXcreated a simple, spine-tingling title reveal. What’s remarkable here is what’s missing. From the first moments of the picture, when the massive letters of “Uni...
CATEGORY: Film Created by Jeremy Landman with Brian Do, David Do, and Steven Do “Montage ecstasy,” says panel judge Louise Sandhaus, describing the opening to Errol Morris’s 2020 documentary My Psychedelic Love Story, centered on the acid-fueled love affair between Joanna Harcourt-Smith and Timothy Leary, the so-called high priest of LSD. Graphic d...
CATEGORY: TV Created by yU+co In Apple TV+’s eight-episode thriller Defending Jacob, Hollywood’s stalwart Captain America Chris Evans heads to court, playing a lawyer whose teenaged son is accused of murder. Like the miniseries itself, a mood piece as much as it is a nuts-and-bolts crime drama, the title sequence moves slowly and somberly to unspoo...
CATEGORY: TV Created by Teddy Blanks, CHIPS Little America, one of this year’s many offerings from Apple TV+, showcases eight intimate portraits of the immigrant experience in the United States spread across the 70s, 80s, and 90s. The big-hearted anthology series is written and executive produced by Lee Eisenberg (The Office), who serves as showrun...
CATEGORY: TV Created by King and Country, LLC The good book, a blackbird, a spiralled sun, a bloodied feather, and a leaping figure, transforming into an onion to avoid the slings and arrows of the day. These are some of the images, expressed in black and blue, brick red and butter yellow, in a stark woodcut style, that form the opening sequence of...
CATEGORY: Film Created by Arthur Jones, Jenna Caravello, Nicole Stafford, Khylin Woodrow Artist Matt Furie grew up drawing cartoons, particularly frogs with prominent, anthropoid faces. In 2005, he published Boy’s Club, a comic featuring a cast of gangly goof-offs, among them a frog named Pepe who became a messageboard in-joke and then an Internet ...
CATEGORY: Conference Created by The Panics “If there’s one thing that’s come out of this pandemic it’s aesthetics that make use of this gridded platform known as Zoom. That’s what these titles do — for the most part — to great fun and effect,” says panel judge Louise Sandhaus. “If you’ve got limitations, exploit them.” This year conferences and fes...
CATEGORY: TV Created by Antibody The latest adaptation of Lovecraftian lore is HBO’s aptly named series Lovecraft Countrycreated by Misha Green and based on the 2016 book of the same name by Matt Ruff. Lending itself easily to TV, the collection of interrelated stories weaves together such supernatural horrors as monsters, malevolent spirits and ma...
CATEGORY: TV Created by Studio AKA In the 22nd century, on an alien world far from their war-ravaged home, two atheistic androids and their clutch of human children try to eke out an existence in a mysterious landscape. Drawn into their orbit is a ship carrying members of a religious order, the Mithraic Church, who seek to start a new, belief-drive...
May 17, 2020 · Learn the difference between opening credits and title sequences, and how they can establish tone, character, plot, and theme in movies and TV shows. Explore examples from classic and modern films, and the work of Saul Bass and other designers.
- Candyman. CATEGORY: Film. Created by Manual Cinema, Filmograph. In June 2020, a teaser trailer was released for Nia DaCosta’s Candyman, a sequel to the 1992 film directed by Bernard Rose.
- WandaVision. CATEGORY: TV. Main Titles Created by Various. End Titles Created by Perception. “I’m so proud of all of them,” said series director Matt Shakman of WandaVision’s varied opening titles in an interview with Vulture.
- The Crime of the Century. CATEGORY: TV. Created by Elastic. “Since 2000, more than 500,000 Americans have died of opioid overdoses,” states a billboard in the opening moments of HBO docuseries The Crime of the Century.
- Gossip. CATEGORY: TV. Created by Elastic. Created for Showtime, the documentary miniseries Gossip spotlights the life and career of columnist Cindy Adams, who wrote scandal pages for conservative daily rag The New York Post.
Jun 4, 2018 · We discuss the most iconic movie title sequences of all time and why they last, with award-winning creative directors from Imaginary Forces and Aspect.
A title sequence in film is the opening of a movie that sets the tone, introduces the theme, and typically features the names of key cast and crew members. These sequences can be as iconic as the films themselves, often crafted with creative visuals to captivate audiences right from the start.
Discover the impact and tone setting of title sequences with famous examples from film and television.
