Sentence examples for designed title from inspiring English sources

ARTS Many television shows are commissioning ingeniously designed title sequences to grab the attention of viewers.

A succession of other television series has followed suit by commissioning ingeniously designed title sequences.

He has designed title sequences for films like "The Virgin Suicides," directed by Roman Coppola's sister, Sofia Coppola, and "Adaptation," directed by Ms. Coppola's husband, Spike Jonze.

Many great films have survived being burdened by feebly designed title sequences, but deftly designed ones can enliven the weakest of movies, and a well-made picture will be all the more compelling if it is blessed by titles of the quality of those that Bass devised for Alfred Hitchcock's "Vertigo" and "North by North West," or Stanley Kubrick's "Spartacus" and Martin Scorsese's "Casino".

The most egregious errors meant the set had to be delayed in order to correct errors in a newly designed title sequence on one film, but no effort was made to change the sloppy job done on a number of films here.

There are so many cleverly designed titles on air now (I'm not crazy about the titles of "Mad Men" or "New Girl," but lots of other people are) that it is easy to forget how dire they were before "The Sopranos" with rare exceptions like "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" and "The Simpsons".

Some recently designed titles include Pick Up the Pieces, Wandering Spirits, and Community Health Equity.

Ninja Theory has designed titles including Hellblade, Undead Labs has released the State of Decay series and Compulsion Games is working on its new title We Happy Few, which will launch this year.

If you design title sequences for a living, you become an expert at finding simple visual symbols that convey complex messages quickly, and that is what Imaginary Forces tried to do here.

The film, which will be released in UK cinemas this month, was written by a first-time screenwriter and directed by Hobson, who has spent the last 15 years designing title and credit sequences for other people's films.

His facility in that field in 1920 helped land him a spot designing title cards (which silent films required) for the American film company Famous Players Lasky, which had opened a British branch in Islington.