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Most title sequences are created using a combination of techniques. The combination of a filmed sequence overlayed with 2D animation being the most common.

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Animated characters introduce us to the story of the film.

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Title sequences based on animated graphic design.

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Video interviews with Kyle Cooper, Karin Fong, and others.

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Mixed media, filmed sequences, and various hybrids.

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Digital 3D modelling and 3D animation techniques.

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Lost Highway Jay Johnson, Pacific Title & Art Studio 1997	Mission: Impossible II Garson Yu, yU+co 2000
Next: A Primer on Urban Painting Dave Girards, 3EIGE 2005	Odyssey in Rome Joost Korngold, Renascent 2005
On Tour Deubal 2010	Pistol Opera 2001
Run, Man, Run Iginio Lardani 1968	Run, Papa, Run Henri Wong, Parabucks 2008
Se7en Kyle Cooper, RGA 1995	Silent Hill Kook Ewo 2006
Sky Fighters Laurent Brett 2005	Spider Warren Brown and Hector Herrera, Cuppa Coffee Animation Inc. 2002
Svetlana's Journey Maxim Ivanov, Topform Studio 2004	Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street Richard Morrison, th1ng 2007
Taking Chance Michael Riley, Shine Studio 2009	The Blue Horse Eugene Arts and Maik Hagens, Melkfabriek 2009
The Dog Problem Howard Nourmand, Grand Jeté 2006	The Good, The Bad and The Ugly Iginio Lardani 1966
The Number 23 Michelle Dougherty, Imaginary Forces 2006	The Prizewinner of Defiance, Ohio Karin Fong, Imaginary Forces 2005

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A growing collection of some of the most original main title sequence designs

Title sequences

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