Video Inspiration #65

nathanbweller — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 17:43:34 +0000

Video Inspiration is a weekly(ish) post where we either feature a specific artist or show a sort of "best of" list of videos we've discovered during the week. Everything here may not be brand new, but we felt it worth sharing with the community. If you have good finds that you'd like to share, please feel free to send your links to nathan@abduzeedo.com with "video inspiration" in the subject line.

This week I'm featuring an awesome line-up of videos ranging from short documentary to stop motion music videos. Enjoy!

The Shins: The Rifle’s Spiral on Nowness.com.

About the author

Hi, my name is Nathan Weller. I'm a Columbus Ohio based artist, blogger and entrepreneur. I'm the Founder & CEO of Black Cat Digital Publishing LLC and the Editor & Chief of The Astonishing Post - an art and lifestyle tumblr and ezine. If you're passionate about art I'd love to connect and learn about what you do. I can be found on twitter, facebook and of course tumblr.

7 Beautiful title & credit sequence designs

Francisco — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 05:12:23 +0000

I love motion graphics and animation. One thing I look for when I go to the cinema or watch a TV program is a nicely designed title and/or credit sequence. It's not absolutely necessary, but if it's there, and done right, it adds a new level of enjoyment to the film or show. I feel like there has been a bunch of great sequences lately so I thought I'd post a few that I liked.

Pedra do Reino (Stone of the Kingdom)

I found this one while looking through the portfolio of the company that made it (LOBO). I was instantly attracted to it. It reminded me of the title sequence to the HBO series Carnivale. It's almost like an illuminated manuscript come to life.

Iron Man

The Iron Man movie was great! And the ending credit sequence was amazing as well. It used the simple line art you'd find in a program like AutoCAD and created an amazing animated sequence for it. Simple but perfect! It was made by: Prologue

The Company

This is a short animated title sequence for the TNT television mini-series The Company. It's made to look as if pencil sketches have come to life. It's really nice. I actually haven't seen the program, I found it while looking through the website of the company that created it. (Digital Kitchen).

Inside the Medieval Mind

Ok so there's a bit of an old-timey collage-type theme that I seem to be leaning towards. I can't help it, I like it. This was created by Transistor Studio for a BBC series. I haven't seen the series, but I would like to.

Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium

They had me at the toy Robots, I love Robots! Seriously though, it's a nicely made sequence paying homage to old toys and film title sequence design from the 50's. It was made by Reel FX.

Stranger than Fiction

I thought this title sequence was so great. It was super-simple yet very cleverly executed. I also thought the movie was good. It was a bit of a departure from the typical Will Ferrell movie, which I kind of liked. This was made by MK12.

The Kite Runner

This is another very simply designed title sequence. If you're a typography or calligraphy enthusiast then you'd appreciate this one. This one is also made by MK12.

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Hi readers!
I'm a Graphic Designer in New York City (Brooklyn!). NY is a hub for design and my posts will try to focus on, but will not be limited to, design related things happening in NY, such as museum exhibits, architecture, events, local artist interviews, galleries, etc. I'm very much into technology and art and how they intersect to make multimedia art installations. Hope you enjoy my posts!
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Video Inspiration #65

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7 Beautiful title & credit sequence designs

Pedra do Reino (Stone of the Kingdom)

Iron Man

The Company

Inside the Medieval Mind

Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium

Stranger than Fiction

The Kite Runner

About the author

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