Horror filmmaker and screenwriter Chloe Okuno (Watcher, V/H/S/94) shares her Top 5 title sequences, including horror openings from the ’70s and ’90s, as well as a paranoia thriller, a dreamy David Lynch flick and a Western 👀
You may recall Saskia Marka's name from such stunners as the end titles to Netflix series The Queen's Gambit or the opener to Babylon Berlin. The title designer and Emmy nominee is back with a sultry new sequence for UK–France co-production Liaison, starring Eva Green and Vincent Cassel.
Do you know who designed the titles for mystery-comedy series Only Murders in the Building? How about the hit show Downton Abbey?
Artist and comics creator Michael DeForge (Lose, Birds of Maine) shares his Top 5 title sequences, including animation from the '70s and '80s and the importance of "ugly" in cartooning
In 2022, many of the world’s cinemas reopened after a long hiatus due to covid-19 pandemic restrictions and audiences have returned for popcorn and pomp, albeit slowly. The overarching trend among this year’s Top 10 Title Sequences is a clear response to this hiatus and the last couple of years. A whopping three of the sequences selected prominently feature dance as an expression of joy and connection. Movement. Togetherness. We craved and revelled in it. Of course, there are also…
"Every part of me, whether it’s my work or personal, I keep it moving." —Pablo Ferro
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Sally Cruikshank, animator, filmmaker, and early Internet developer, has never been one to neglect the possibilities of the imagination. This…
