Title Sequence Clip Review
One of the most difficult pieces of art a person can create is an opening scene of a movie. In addition to giving the audience a taste of what's going to occupy their next couple of hours, the opening title sequence makes them decide whether they want to spend time on your movie. In other words, title sequences need to have a strong immediate impact on the viewers, which makes them difficult to perfect. Title sequences can be made a variety of ways. As explained by the article First Frames: titles in the digital realm , directors (and less commonly, title designers such as Saul Bass) now have access to advanced technology to create a variety of typography techniques and opening scenes. 3D and 2D animation in opening sequences is on the rise, as well as the use of programs such as Photoshop or After Effects, software that can manipulate images, audio, and video. Some choose to scan drawn images or painstakingly create their own unique titles. In any cas...