#openingtitlesequence

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(via (9) Duster - Opening Title Sequence / Main Titles I Warner Bros. I Max - YouTube)

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Ringling College Conference Open created by Joshua Galindo

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#shadydawg apparently made it onto the new #truedetective #openingtitlesequence

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#Openingtitlesequence #maybe? #Lowerthirds #perhaps? It was fun creating it though. (at Los Angeles, California)

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Step Up(movie) opening title sequence 

Adobe After Effects/Premier

영상기획 및 제작 워크샵 2013

Art and Technology, Sogang University

(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZVH59CefGg)

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  Check out this opening title sequence for HBO's Game of Thrones, designed by Angus Wall from Elastic (Emmy noms for Big Love's and Rome's title design and a win for Carnivale, plus a Social Network editing Oscar). HBO came to Wall with visions of Lord of the Rings style maps for the opening sequence, but Wall explained that he wanted to find a new approach to standard fantasy map drawing. "So we came up with the idea of a world inside a sphere. It had to look like it was made in that time, so we immediately referenced Leonardo da Vinci's machines," says Wall. "We wanted it to look like a real place photographed with a real camera."

The map comes to life as interlocking cogs in a da Vinci like machine spring up to form buildings, winding the landscape to life. The 'camera' tracks through the regions with their varying climates and landscapes, stopping to highlight the crests on the feuding families' houses: the Baratheon stag, the Stark wolf, the Lannister lion, and the Targaryen dragon. Set in the center of the sphere is a fiery sun encircled by twisting metal rings. The rings bare relief sculptures that tell the tale of the land and the fight for the throne. "It's not necessarily important that the audience explicitly understands every detail at first," Wall explains. "But you always have a sense that there is an internal logic. Title sequences are a weird art -- to function, they have to have that logic -- their own clockwork, as it were." -by Wendy Teague (*quotes taken from The Hollywood Reporter)