Designed & Produced by: Imaginary Forces (IF) Creative Director: Grant Lau Executive Producer: Ben Apley Head of Production: Claudina Mercado Producer: JJ Gerber Associate Producer: Tammy Kohan Designers: Kris Fortin, Wes Yang Animator: James Vogel Editors: Michael Radtke, Grant Lau Assistant Editor: Chris Ziegenhagel Flame Artist: Rod Basham Coordinators: Dominick Guglielmo, Nicole Zschiesche

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Closing credits of the film Brincante.

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A pure graphic type concept with no compromise !!!! That you can do with only few directors….. Thanx to to Emmanuelle Bercot for this great graphic moment we share.

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Jason Cook – Creative Director Joe Montalbano – EP Jason Cook – Designer David Lewandowski – Animator

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Classic and simple !!!! for the now world many awarded movie !!!!!! you noticed I’m officially and the for the first time credited in openning title. I did more for this movie, of course. Editing of 2 sequences with motion design, creation all titles cards, some “the end”. A 3 mounths session for me. A […]

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Graduation project for my Bachelor in Arts and Design where I specialized in Film & Video. It’s the end title sequence for a first World War Drama called “Herbst” which will hit cinemas early 2012 in Austria. Credits: Video – Clemens Wirth Music – Christoph Plohovich, Lukas Wagner Thanks to Philipp Gstrein for helping me […]

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BAFTA-nominated titles designers Nic Benns and Miki Kato of Momoco take us behind the the art of creating eye-catching opening credits. http://www.moviescopemag.com/features/the-power-of-opening-credits Question: What do Dexter, True Blood and The IT Crowd have in common? Before you start wondering about serial killers, vampires and computer geeks, rewind a bit. Answer: They are all TV shows […]

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Find the common element among these things: Psycho; United Airlines; Quaker Oats; Dixie Cups; Goodfellas; the Girls Scouts of America. I picked a grab bag, and I could have included a lot more, to show how diverse the work of Saul Bass was; he did graphics, and more, for all of them. There is no […]

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  Looking to visually communicate the mythology of ”The Green Lantern” in a compelling way, studio Warner Bros. and director Martin Campbell turned to multi-disciplined creative design/visual effects studio yU+co, led by Creative Director Garson Yu, to design a :90 stereoscopic 3D main title sequence that not only grabbed the audience’s attention, but also brought […]

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