Showing posts with label title sequence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label title sequence. Show all posts
Saturday, July 13, 2013
Friday, April 5, 2013
What if 'Game of Thrones' Was a 'Xena' Style 90's TV Series?
Hilarious and totally spot on Game of Thrones opening done in the style of
late 1990's syndicated TV fantasy faves like "Xena" and "Hercules".
late 1990's syndicated TV fantasy faves like "Xena" and "Hercules".
Thursday, November 15, 2012
Skyfall's Mid-blowingly Groovy Surrealist Title Sequence
Labels:
007,
Adele,
Daniel Craig,
groovy,
James Bond,
movie,
music,
Skyfall,
spy,
surreal,
Title Design,
title sequence
Friday, October 5, 2012
Elementary's Steampunky Rube Golberg-esque Opening Titles
Really fantastic title design for Elementary, the new modern Sherlock Homes in New York TV series.
Sunday, September 2, 2012
Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja - Titles by Kevin Dart
Opening title sequence directed/designed by Kevin Dart for the new Disney XD animated series.
And some groovy concept art ...
Monday, July 16, 2012
Once Upon A Time - SDCC Season 2 Preview & Title Teaser
I love the clever little title sequence vignettes that change subtly each episode to reveal a
peek at the key story element of the episode. Here they've put all the sequences from
Season 1 together into a reel - with some teasers for Season 2 at the end!
Labels:
2012,
Comic-Con,
dark,
Disney,
Disney Princess,
Disney Princess Dynasty,
Fairy Tale,
Fairytale,
Hook,
Once Upon a Time,
preview,
reimagined,
SDCC,
season 2,
teaser,
title sequence,
TV series
Monday, November 14, 2011
"The Title Design of Saul Bass" & "Brief History of Title Design" Videos from Art of The Title
Two fantastic title history montage videos from Art of the Title. An outstanding film site covering
the impact and importance of title sequence design as well featuring the design process and creation techniques involved in both classic and current title work.
the impact and importance of title sequence design as well featuring the design process and creation techniques involved in both classic and current title work.
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
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