Title Research: Art of the Title Website

The Art of the Title website includes titles, features, summaries, interviews, designers, and studios. Each title can include on of these things or only the title. The website also includes a search bar, in which films can be searched up. Another thing about this website is that it includes popular, up to date films. This website taught me that title sequences aren't only for movies and tv shows. Title sequences can be for video games, web series, events, and conferences. Title sequences can be animated, painted, composited, illustrated, torn and pasted, shot, performed, and typeset. Art of the Title provides examples of each way that title sequences can be. Each title includes a clip of the opening of the film. The interviews are typed and include ideas and brainstorms of what they wanted the opening scenes to look like.


 

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