In 2016, with his Emmy for Main Title Design on The Man In The High Castle in hand, Patrick Clair set out to redefine what hi-tech horror felt like with his opening for Westworld on HBO. This fourth iteration mixes familiar imagery from past seasons with stark new themes and symbols. [Watch]
From the release: Last week the Advertising community gathered for the first in-person AICP Awards Gala in two years, held at The MoMA (Museum of Modern Art) in New York City. AICP once again teamed up with the award-winning Design Studio from The Mill, to create their annual title sequence and entire show package. [Watch]
Filmmaker, designer, and CD Yoav Segal in London: “The six-part documentary series Once Upon a Time in Londongrad is both a cautionary tale and an origin story of Russia’s path to eventually invading Ukraine.” [Watch]
Like some magic shot of creative adrenaline, Stash 153 is guaranteed 100% effective against boredom, ennui, and creative blockages of all kinds. [Watch]
Deconstructing the graphic elements of “Perfect Housewife” instruction manuals from the 1980s, CD Ronnie Koff and Imaginary Forces set a disquieting tone in the titles for Hulu’s true-crime drama series Candy. [Watch]
This intimate and carefully rendered opening sequence for the Paramount+ Halo series reflects the show’s narrative arc following Master Chief/John-117 on a quest to uncover his past while revealing intricate details of his Mjolnir armor. [Watch]
