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The title sequence for the HBO comedy Clear History does exactly what it should — perfectly evoke the meaning of the title and plot of the movie into strikingly symbolic visuals. The deceptively simple-looking opening and closing titles elevate the viewer into the state of mind of the film and the story experience. Creative Director … Continued

For the Analogue/Digital creative conference in Brisbane, Breeder created a sensual journey with a refined and delicate aesthetic to honor the concept of “double exposure”. Glimpses of models stripped bare, their soft torsos and curves become moving canvases to host striking urban and natural textures, creating an emotive and intimate piece that ascends to an … Continued

Influenced by the tradition and form of Arabic calligraphy, Juan Behren’s opening titles for  Visual Arabia 2013 explore the beauty and mystique of this centuries old form of communication and art. Watch the Titles editor Rani Nugraha has a chat with the Computer Programmer turned Motion Designer about learning Arabic script, reigning in ideas, and … Continued

After having struggled with the opening titles for his documentary about the long running audiovisual project by N.A.S.A. The Spirit of Apollo, animator and director Syd Garon had somewhat of an epiphany when he saw Simon C Page‘s posters for The International Year Of Astronomy. Like a tailored suit, Page’s stylishly minimal geometric shapes representing … Continued

With an Enter-the-Void-esque design and concept artwork created by GMUNK, Dutch design studio Onesize took a decidedly straight-forward approach to designing the main titles for the 2013 edition of the design and technology conference FITC 2013, which took place on our home turf in Amsterdam. Onesize took the opportunity to do something they’ve never done … Continued

London-based motion design studio Momoco created the opening titles for SKY1’s military action drama series Strike Back. His concept, says creative director Nic Benns, was “human, gritty, and informative.” But when HBO came on board as co-producer from season 2 onwards, the execs demanded a rebrand. Ergo: new titles. What changed? Says Nic, “They wanted … Continued

When you see a man in a tuxedo holding a gun, you immediately identify him as James Bond. When you see the first few seconds of the gun barrel sequence, you know that a Bond movie is about to start. Sexy silhouettes? John Barry’s 007 Theme? Bond! It was Maurice Binder who designed the titles … Continued