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Duncan Elms and Elastic Open “Pantheon” Series on AMC+

Creative director Duncan Elms at Elastic in LA: “Excited to share our latest main title work for Titmouse and AMC+’s first animated series, Pantheon. As our lives become increasingly digital, are we getting closer to the day when we can upload our consciousness?” [Watch]

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“Dark Winds” Blow in New AMC Title Sequence by Duncan Elms and Elastic

Duncan Elms, creative director at Elastic in LA: “In these titles for AMC’s Dark Winds series, spiritual and natural forces together with the earthy textures and colors of the South West were used to create compositions and imagery invoking the show’s themes.” [Watch]

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Yu+Co Open “61st Street” Series for AMC

From the team at yU+Co in Los Angeles: “The limited AMC drama series 61st Street is set in the criminal justice system of contemporary Chicago. “To set the tone for the show, we crafted an opening using the city’s grid as context. A single red line guides us through animated illustrations of life in the […] [Watch]

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Main Title for “James Cameron’s Story Of Science Fiction” on AMC

Creative Director Duncan Elms at Elastic in LA: “The series had six episodes with the themes, Alien life, Time Travel, Space Exploration, Dark Futures, Intelligent Machines, and Monsters. [Watch]

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Patrick Clair Opens “The Night Manager”

Elastic director Patrick Clair describes his opening titles for the new BBC/AMC co-production The Night Manager as, “A visual collision of exquisite luxury and industrialized violence. Aesthetics, destruction, death, wealth and economics intermix.” [Watch]

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Imaginary Forces “The Mad Men Mashup”

Imaginary Forces marks the end of AMC’s Mad Men with an assembly of the many parodies and tributes inspired by their groundbreaking opening sequence which first aired on July 19, 2007 and won the 2008 Emmy Award for Outstanding Title Design. [Watch]

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