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Film titles represent the combination of graphic design with the
new media of the twentieth century. What we can learn from the
design of film titles about the possibilities of type and
movement in the new media of the twenty-first century? About the
combination of image, movement and sound? Creating richness and
engagement? Capturing an idea and creating 'an emblematic
image'?
David Peters of Design Films, San Francisco, will discuss these
issues, drawing on the thousands of films he has researched,
from which he has created an extensive collection of title
sequences and short films on design. His presentation will
include title sequences from Bullitt (1968), The Thomas Crown
Affair (1968), and Barbarella (1968).
Full biographies, and notes from the last event, can be found here
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The inspiring art of film title design
Film titles represent the combination of graphic design with the new media of the twentieth century. What we can learn from the design of film titles about the possibilities of type and movement in the new media of the twenty-first century?
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