Art of the title

Concept and designs for Univision and Netflix's original series El Chapo main title sequence. This direction focuses on the multiple layers of El Chapo’s public and private life in a collage of newspaper articles, show footage, and real news clips. The camera excavates through the tears, pushing through stories of El Chapo told by the media, to shed light on the truth at the end of the tunnel. Violent tears rip through a vignette to reveal another image, at times destroying and…

Author Pat Kirkham discusses the opening titles for Seconds, designed by Saul and Elaine Bass, from her authoritative book Saul Bass: A Life in Film and Design.[Director John] Frankenheimer, who was already working with Saul on Grand Prix, was of the opinion that Saul was the only person capable of designing an appropriate title sequence for Seconds, a Faustian sci-fi drama about a secret organization that offers the wealthy the chance to assume new identities and bodies. Rock Hudson stars…

Saltburn (2023)

The Paris-based graphic and type designer shares his wisdom on the importance of type in films, arguing that it should be considered, along with sound and image, as the third crucial element of cinema.

I'm Léo, a 20 years old self-taught graphic designer focused on typography 👨🏻‍🎨 My dream is to create official title types for movies/shows/music videos & make a living out of it - If you feel like helping a young creative, please simply share this post🤲🏼

After throwing caution to the wind and starting a business during lockdown in Paris, friends and long-time collaborators Anthony Vernerey and Hugo Dumont have built an abundance of beautiful work.

Graphic Design,Animation,Branding,Adobe Photoshop,Adobe After Effects,Adobe Illustrator

Brazilian Graphic Designer based in London.

Movie title typography is a lost art in my opinion. Hollywood today just doesn't put that same pizazz (yeah I'm gonna use that word) in to their opening or ending title sequences anymore. Christian Annyas designs websites in between in his morning coffee and his evening movie and boy, has he watc