We've all seen countless film and tv titles. What goes into creating this niche art form? Credits are the first thing we see when watching a great film or TV show, but the complexity and artistry of ...

Title design has a long history that can be traced back to the early days of film and television. In the early days of cinema, films were often shown without any title cards or opening credits, and ...

The nominees for main title design share the burden of persuading viewers to invest in ambitious, hour-long serialized television. It’s a tricky piece of salesmanship: In roughly 60 to 90 seconds, the ...

Art of the Title, an addicting resource with dozens of high-def clips, recently posted their Title Design Finalists for the SXSW 2013 Film Awards. Of the animated title sequences, The Man Who Shook ...

Back in late 2009 we highlighted the exploits of the The Art of the Title Sequence, a fantastic website dedicated to stylish opening and ending credits sequences that bookend the films we all now and ...

The so-called new Golden Age of Television has not only ushered in unprecedented production values for the small screen; it has spawned new frontiers for eye-catching opening credits sequences as ...

The Hollywood Reporter looks back on the past two decades of the Creative Arts Emmys award to get a sense of how this year’s nominees may fare. By Kelsey Stefanson Design Director ...

I used to ignore them. For the minute or two that they would run, I would take a phone call, grab a bag of chips, or make a sandwich. And as the song played in the background, I would check my watch ...