Univeristy assignment and is the first piece of work I've done in After Effects.
I chose to do the title sequence for one of my favorite movies, The Fall (2006) directed by Tarsem Singh.
I chose to do the title sequence for one of my favorite movies, The Fall (2006) directed by Tarsem Singh.
Style:
Main inspiration was the work of the marvellous Saul Bass, particularly ones like Anatomy of Murder: simple, silhouette-like graphics, high contrast, no animation within the graphic elements themselves, etc.
However, I aimed to create a modernized version of the style, with elements that have more sophisticated shape and more dynamic in the overall sequence while keeping the movement and animation as simple as possible.
Main inspiration was the work of the marvellous Saul Bass, particularly ones like Anatomy of Murder: simple, silhouette-like graphics, high contrast, no animation within the graphic elements themselves, etc.
However, I aimed to create a modernized version of the style, with elements that have more sophisticated shape and more dynamic in the overall sequence while keeping the movement and animation as simple as possible.
Concept:
The concept for this sequence was achieving the complete opposites from the originlal opening titles of the movie:
- entirely graphic animation [vs. live shots]
- heavy in color [vs. black & white]
- dynamic [vs. slow motion]
- linear progression in the form of introducing characters and two keypoints in the film [vs. "static" single scene action]
The concept for this sequence was achieving the complete opposites from the originlal opening titles of the movie:
- entirely graphic animation [vs. live shots]
- heavy in color [vs. black & white]
- dynamic [vs. slow motion]
- linear progression in the form of introducing characters and two keypoints in the film [vs. "static" single scene action]
Song:
Flight of the Bumblebee [1899-1900], composed by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov.
Flight of the Bumblebee [1899-1900], composed by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov.
Thank you. x
