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Surreal film telling the story of strange characters moving around in a complex choreography of interlaced paths. Official Opening Titles for Offf Festival 2017, and an hommage to Oscar-winning 1982 film “Tango” by Zbigniew Rybszynski. CREDITS Directed by : Julien Vallée & Eve Duhamel Produced by : Sailor Productions Cinematographer : John Londono Choreographer : […]
Twelve Monkeys is an Academy Award-nominated 1995 science fiction film directed by Terry Gilliam and written by David and Janet Peoples. The film deals with time travel, madness and memory and is inspired by the French short film La Jetée. It stars Bruce Willis, Madeleine Stowe, and Brad Pitt, who won a Golden Globe for […]
Intro credits to “Pippa”, feature film by Marc Punt which was in theatres as of december 2016. Concept, Design, Animation: Wim Symens Colour Grading: Tom Mulder Production: Independentfilms.be
Tin Punch Media was hired to create for the new Cinemax show, BANSHEE. The title sequence evolves over the span of the season to reflect the journey and backstory of each of the 13 main characters; a first for television. Production Company: Tin Punch Media Creative Director: Jason Yaitanes Art Director: Tyler Haywood Animator: Tyler […]
Series produced by chic films and scarlett prod. combined real stop motion elements (shots on green screen ) and after effects. long process for cool result !
Main title sequence from the SHOWTIME original series, Twin Peaks.
Creative Credits: Project: Yogi Bear main-on-end titles Client: Warner Bros. Design/Animation: yU+Co., Hollywood, CA Creative Director: Garson Yu Art Director: Synderela Peng VFX Director/Supervisor: Richard Taylor Producer: Sarah Coatts Effects Coordinator: Sean Hoessli Design Team: Edwin Baker, John Kim, Daryn Wakasa, Etsuko Uji 3D Stereoscopic Compositors: Stevan del George, Mark Velacruz After Effects: Jill Dadducci, […]
Sabotage, also released as The Woman Alone, is a 1936 British thriller film directed by Alfred Hitchcock. It is based on Joseph Conrad’s novel The Secret Agent. It should not be confused with Hitchcock’s film Secret Agent released the same year, or his 1942 film Saboteur.
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