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bold visuals, rich in subtext and foreshadowing,
Saul Bass used ________to captivate viewers. Then he layered those visuals with alluring music.
Tone, Character, Plot, Theme
The opening credits or title sequence of a movie have an enormous impact on establishing:
1950s
There is a shift to a more creative way of presentation. A more radical approach can be seen. These sequences are memorable for three reasons: Color, Music, Unique Visuals
Saul Bass
A graphic designer, award - winning filmmaker, best known for his motion-picture title sequences, film posters and logos. He opened the opportunity for other filmmakers and title sequence designers to experiment with their opening credits.
Opening Credits
Names of the cast and crew, producers, studios, etc. that are shown on-screen. Could be superimposed over an opening scene, over a black screen, or over a still background.
Title Sequence
Opening credits that are given a standalone sequence or a series of shots created to present them. It displays a title card.
Title card
a graphic that says the name of the movie.
1920s to 1940s
Text was superimposed onto a mostly static background for anywhere from one to five minutes.
Typefaces
Color Scheme
Footage / Imagery
VISUAL DESIGN ELEMENTS:
Note
Flashcard