TITLE SEQUENCE FOR
Frank Miller's
SIN CITY
The title sequence for this film is quite a straight forward clip, not showing too much, or neither telling a story but what I do like about it is the way the type works over the top of the images. By this I mean how the type in red will slowly move over the images and see how the black and white images change as you still see the image from the outlined type. Like a red filter, interested to know how to do this, especially at the end of the video, where you can only see the images within the type, but no where else.
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PHIL G
SOCIAL MEDIA/ BY PHILL G
THE BRIEF
To educate executives as to how important Social Media is when promoting and placing a new product into the market place. The brief was to simply bring the script to life via typographic treatments, iconography and animations… without aliening the viewer. The music is also bespoke and was created specifically for the film.
Using kinetic typography the film engages the viewer, it is done very well by being both visual exciting and informative. The shift from one sequence to another is very smooth and it is effective from its simplicity because its been done so well.
REVEALED/ BY PHIL G
THE BRIEF
Grungy TV programme packaging for a teen current affairs show aired on BBC2 and the BBC Switch iPlayer. Project also included logo stings, straps and transitions to complete the package.
Informative title sequence for TV programme, which is entirely different in its form compared to the previous film, aimed at teenagers its design is a lot more gritty and brash, however it is still done well and is effective. What I think I like most is the quick camera movements dashing to different pieces of type as well as the ending credits, the composition of the type moving to disappear underneath the title.
THE BRIEF
To educate executives as to how important Social Media is when promoting and placing a new product into the market place. The brief was to simply bring the script to life via typographic treatments, iconography and animations… without aliening the viewer. The music is also bespoke and was created specifically for the film.
Using kinetic typography the film engages the viewer, it is done very well by being both visual exciting and informative. The shift from one sequence to another is very smooth and it is effective from its simplicity because its been done so well.
REVEALED/ BY PHIL G
THE BRIEF
Grungy TV programme packaging for a teen current affairs show aired on BBC2 and the BBC Switch iPlayer. Project also included logo stings, straps and transitions to complete the package.
Informative title sequence for TV programme, which is entirely different in its form compared to the previous film, aimed at teenagers its design is a lot more gritty and brash, however it is still done well and is effective. What I think I like most is the quick camera movements dashing to different pieces of type as well as the ending credits, the composition of the type moving to disappear underneath the title.
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