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DR. STRANGELOVE OR: HOW I LEARNED TO STOP WORRYING AND LOVE THE BOMB | 1964 | Directed by Stanley Kubrick

Film credits

Catch Me If You Can (2002) — Art of the Title

Jack Cardiff’s The Girl on a Motorcycle has us zipping along the interstate in half-steady, half-cocked woozy acceleration.

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And/Or’s Kelli Miller explores the creative trajectory of TV opening credits, as designers try to lure viewers away from the Skip Intro button with motion graphics that capture the essence of their show.

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Not With My Wife, You Don’t! (1966) title sequence by saul bass

The Usual Suspects designed by Lorenzo Cappelli. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.

Calligraphy by Luca Barcellona Title sequence and typography by Marco Cendron www.thepomo.com/portfolio/2010/03/io-sono-lamore/

Here is a title sequence, its similar to what i want achive - colours and silhouettes, i also like the text used, giving it that comic kind of look

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A grotesque vision seen through the eyes of a killer in David Fincher and Kyle Cooper's fragmented opening titles for Se7en.

If you, like me, became #ForceTrash after seeing the latest Star Wars movie, then you've probably seen all of the parodies of the Star Wars opening crawl on Tumblr. What better way to join in on the nerdery than learning how to make your own Star…

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