The Frank Miller’s Sin City-inspired title sequence for Florent Siri’s 2005 thriller Hostage places the viewer right in the center of a high profile crime scene taking place in one of L.A’s upscale suburbs. The action scene – rendered in stark black-and-off-white, with deep blood red as the only supporting color – is frozen is frozen in time. As the camera pans across the scene, alternating bet…
Not only is he the most productive title designer working in France today, Laurent Brett is also the only designer we ever met, or know of, who has had a puppet made of himself. Meet this chameleon of a designer, able to master any style and technique. We interviewed Laurent in studio Sabotage in Paris (what an inspiring place to work!), where he talks about his work as a title designer, about…
Update: Breeder wins the prestigious APDG Award for Title Design for their ADBNE title sequence! Congratulations to the Breeder team!
For the Analogue/Digital conference in Brisbane, Breeder created a sensual journey with a refined and delicate aesthetic to honour the concept of “double exposure”. Glimpses of models stripped bare, their soft torsos and curves become moving canvases to host strik…
The title sequence for 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 Aaron Becker takes us behind-the-scenes and discusses cascading menu’s, colla…
With the holiday season already upon us, we’re turning our focus to a nostalgia-soaked title sequence that’s been making millions of us feel warm and fuzzy for generations. Over the last five decades, the now iconic 1964 Rankin & Bass film, Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer, has become just about as an important part of Christmas as eggnog, nutcrackers and snowmen.
The so-called Simpsons ‘couch gag’ has gone down in television history as one of the most instantly-recognizable, near-immortal title sequences. The opening sequence, although seemingly timeless and familiar, in actual fact features a range of unique twists in almost every single episode.
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Google Chrome es un navegador web desarrollado por Google y compilado con base en componentes de código abierto como el motor de renderizado WebKit y su estructura de desarrollo de aplicaciones (framework), disponible gratuitamente bajo condiciones de servicio específicas. Cuenta con más de 310 millones de usuarios, y dependiendo de la fuente de medición global, puede ser considerado el navegador más usado de Internet variando hasta el segundo puesto, algunas veces logrando la popularidad mundial en la primera posición. Su cuota de mercado se sitúa aproximadamente entre el 17% y 32% para finales de junio de 2012, con particular éxito en la mayoría de países de América Latina donde es el más popular. El nombre del navegador deriva del término usado para el marco de lainterfaz gráfica de usuario («chrome»).
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