Monday, 23 January 2012

Moving Image.

Starting to look at some title sequences, end credits and other examples of moving image that is really quite good but could be easily re-created.




There is such simple movement in this - only certain parts change and their are parts of the sequence that are stationary but the music is well considered so it works well together even when there isn't much movement.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOLDUQCESmE&feature=related
Cant embed the video for the end credits for Final destination 4 but it has to be one of the best end credits I've seen. Really interesting way of doing it and comes across as being really affective.




Although the Mission Impossible sequence uses video the way is included works really well, really simple but the timing of it is more or less perfect. Think that type like this could be quite effective as part of my sequence.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWEPGNjDi1M&feature=fvwrel
Casino Royale Opening Title Sequence


Got to admit that I hate the film but quite a cool opening sequence, quite different - a lot of different ideas together but again it is the music that ties everything in together.




Spider-Man title sequence.
Really like the typography and the way in which it is animated works quite well, again it is timed well with the music. Quite effective with the background as it changes quite subtly.




Metropolis Title Sequence.
Alway wondered how this type of animation is created, really effective and quite simple, just need to work out how it's done. Again quite simple and subtle movements with the type.




Strangers on a Train.
This is epic. So Simple but looks s good at the same time. Like the simplified colour palette doesn't appear to be too distracted as there isn't too many colours.




Independent feature film Savage
Such a interesting title sequence, really simple movements between frames and again finding that a simplified colour palette works much better as it doesn't appear to be too distracting and as with all the others the music fits into quite well.

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