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Showing posts with label Title Sequence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Title Sequence. Show all posts
Sunday, 8 February 2009
Tuesday, 3 February 2009
BPM
A title sequence using a turn table.
The music is :(Wickaman & Hoodlum - The Stomper).
Jerky stop motion using photography, like how i am creating for my title sequece.
The music is :(Wickaman & Hoodlum - The Stomper).
Jerky stop motion using photography, like how i am creating for my title sequece.
Catch me if you can
Kuntzel and Deygas's memorable and idiosyncratic title sequence to Steven Spielberg's comedy drama thriller Catch Me if You Can (2002), starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hanks, depicting the career of the world's most successful con artist, Frank Abagnale Jr.. The slender Lowreyesque figures run through environments that symbolise key plot points from the film, and are accompanied by John Williams's floaty, 1960s jazz-era score. The title design credit is discreetly featured in the shelf, while the papers blow past the pursuer's face.
Thankyou for smoking
Typographic tobacco-styled title sequence from the movie "thank you for smoking" created by shadowplay studios [http://www.shadowplaystudio.com/]
Handmade nation
Here are the stats:
The opening sequence to Handmade Nation was shot in August 2008 at Radar Studios in Chicago, IL. This is the opening title sequence for the featured length documentary Handmade Nation (to be released in 2009). This sequence of stop animation was in 26 hours over the course of a 2 day "weekend". The original score "Hands On" was composed by Joe Wong and Didier Leple (www.noisola.com), vocals by Annie Killelea and Zach Peiper.
For more information about Handmade Nation (book and documentary) visit www.handmadenationmovie.com
*****
Director: Sam Macon
Art Director: Faythe Levine
Producer: Jonah Mueller
Creative Assistant: Annie Simeone
Original Music: Noisola.com
The opening sequence to Handmade Nation was shot in August 2008 at Radar Studios in Chicago, IL. This is the opening title sequence for the featured length documentary Handmade Nation (to be released in 2009). This sequence of stop animation was in 26 hours over the course of a 2 day "weekend". The original score "Hands On" was composed by Joe Wong and Didier Leple (www.noisola.com), vocals by Annie Killelea and Zach Peiper.
For more information about Handmade Nation (book and documentary) visit www.handmadenationmovie.com
*****
Director: Sam Macon
Art Director: Faythe Levine
Producer: Jonah Mueller
Creative Assistant: Annie Simeone
Original Music: Noisola.com
Richard Morrison
Richard Morrison has many works including title sequences for the following films, The Constant Gardener and Sweeney Todd.
Tuesday, 2 December 2008
Dexter
So we got a brief today, for designing for digital media. So on here i'll be putting my research and analysing what i find.
So 1st thing i wanted to put on here was the Dexter intro sequence. I love the use of frame and composition in this sequence and i think it sucessfully suggests the subtle hints that theres more than meets the eye to the man called Dexter. Incase anybody doesn't know (shame on you) Dexter is a serial killer, who has to balance a "normal life" with his dark passenger. Its now onto the third series! yey. Any way back to the intro, i also love the music, infact this intro is so good i never fast forward it, even though i can.
So 1st thing i wanted to put on here was the Dexter intro sequence. I love the use of frame and composition in this sequence and i think it sucessfully suggests the subtle hints that theres more than meets the eye to the man called Dexter. Incase anybody doesn't know (shame on you) Dexter is a serial killer, who has to balance a "normal life" with his dark passenger. Its now onto the third series! yey. Any way back to the intro, i also love the music, infact this intro is so good i never fast forward it, even though i can.
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