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Olivier Marquézy

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In Paris we met with one half of the design duo that makes up Studio Deubal. Deubal is a French creative agency consisting of Stéphanie Lelong and Olivier Marquézy. We fell in love with their original character-based title sequence designs. When we visit Olivier in his studio, he’s on his last legs. He’s been pulling an […]

Interview with Karin Fong

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It was a happy coincidence when sometime mid 2006 Karin Fong visited the Submarine Channel headquarters in Amsterdam, just as we were launching a new web project dedicated to the art of film title design named ‘Forget the Film, Watch the Titles’.   Karin Fong is a creative director and title designer at Imaginary Forces […]

Jamie Caliri’s main titles for United States of Tara

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DUCK‘s top title designer Jamie Caliri (Lemony Snicket’s, Madagascar 2) directed the opening title sequence for United States of Tara, a new show – executive produced by Steven Spielberg – which premiered in January on the American network Showtime. We asked Caliri a few questions about the making his animated main title sequence based on […]

Shine’s main titles for new HBO movie

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Under the creative direction of Michael Riley, Shine creates the opening titles for the brand-new HBO project Taking Chance – a movie based on the personal account of a US Lieutenant who accompanied the remains of a young Marine back home to his family in Wyoming. Shine’s main titles are based on handwriting and ink […]

3 main titles by Fake Graphics

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Forget the Film, Watch the Titles updates today with three main titles by one of Finland’s leading post-production studios Fake Graphics from Helsinki. For Swedish comedy 7 millionaires, Fake developed a 3D animated main title sequence around the theme of a board game with golden pawns that represent the different personality traits of each of […]

Main titles by Michael Riley

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We updated Forget the Film, Watch the Titles with 3 main titles (4, if you include Kung Fu Panda) by Shine Studio‘s art director Michael Riley. Watch the suspenseful opening credits for Along Came a Spider (2001); Gattaca (1997), created at Imaginary Forces with “nothing digital other than Illustrator to set some type,” as Riley […]

Jamie Caliri’s animated end credits for “Madagascar 2”

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In 2004, Jamie Caliri directed the beautiful animated end credits for Lemony Snicket’s – A Series of Unfortunate Events. “One of the most impressive credit sequences of 2004”, we wrote. The animated end credits for DreamWorks’ Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa are not as epic or as elaborate, nor do they share the same richness of […]

Brutal Animated Titles for Hong Kong Triad Film “Run, Papa, Run”

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The title sequence of the not so average triad movie Run, Papa, Run by art director Henri Wong of Parabucks revolves around the recurrent nightmare of the main protagonist. Wong combined hand-drawn animation with re-drawn live action footage and photo collage to create the titles. “I try to give audiences the feeling of rawness,” says […]

Laurent Brett’s subtle end credits for ‘Intimate Enemies’

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Motion designer Laurent Brett, who you might know from his outstanding title sequences for Sky Fighters, OSS 117: Cairo, Nest of Spies and Hostage, shows yet another side of himself with the end credit sequence for French war movie Intimate Enemies. More subtle and contemplative than his previous work, Brett created a sequence that seems […]

Kung Fu Panda’s 8-minute end credits

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Hollywood loves China. In the year of the Beijing Olympics, several movies with a Chinese theme are released. (See also the title sequence of “The Mummy 3“). Kung Fu Panda, DreamWorks’ latest animated blockbuster, tells the story of a lazy panda bear named Po who, against all odds, becomes a Kung Fu warrior. The end […]