Category Archives: Title Sequences

I remember where I was when I first saw it. I was with a group of friends of mine and the movie alone was something we wanted to see. I had always had an interest in movies and it was … Continue reading →

In “Playgrounds Digital Arts Fest 2012,” the best of the best title film was outrageous. I barely noticed the titles, though. I was drawn into the the organic, flowing underwater-like motion of creatures in a world that had a story … Continue reading →

A good title sequence can set the stage of how the audience feels going into the film.  I feel that an excellent title sequence should lock the audience attention so that they want to see the movie or show.  The … Continue reading →

Warning: this blog post begins with an extended NBA metaphor. Because I can. Alright, so you know I’m a huge San Antonio Spurs fan. I was blessed to watch for nearly a decade the solid awesomeness that was Bruce Bowen. … Continue reading →

So no matter hard I try (visual aesthetics) follows me everywhere. These title sequences are are very interesting. Being a videographer everyone knows that you are only as good as your editing. Now people are stepping their “game” up on Titles … Continue reading →

The kinetic typography assignment being my first true battle with After Effects, I have a new respect for every detail in a title sequence, commercial, interview, etc. It truly is like a puzzle that you have to arrange, pull apart … Continue reading →

The Art of the Title and Forget the Film, Watch the Titles websites have fantastic libraries of title sequences and the information to help the viewer understand the artistic and technical process that goes into creating them. Motion graphics is easily becoming … Continue reading →

After hearing Phillip rave about the title sequence for Se7en all semester, I figured this would be a good time to watch it. First of all, the style of the font is a mix between typewriter generic font and uneven scrawling. The … Continue reading →

Cirque du Freak: The Vampire’s Assistance blew my mind. I find myself torn between describing it as creepily cute and adorably terrifying – maybe I’m just weird, I don’t know? One thing I do know for sure is that there … Continue reading →