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In a world... The Art of Animated Film Titles
10am / LIAF/ Creative Skillset Animation Industry Event **Multibuy discounts do not apply to this event**
3 November 2012
Cinema 3 (Beech St)
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Tickets:
Standard - £5 online /
£6 on the door
Barbican Members - £4 online /
£5 on the door
multibuy discounts do not apply to this event
Concessions £4 online /
£5 on the door
subject to availability
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Type ‘Animated Title Sequence’ into Google and you’ll get 2,150,000 results which is a measure of the popularity and impact it has. Distilling a movie or tv series offer into a few seconds needs skills in storyboarding, editing, and an acute understanding of the audiences tolerances and expectations.
Take the Bond films as an example, and how they evolved, and how the audience’s expectations were raised each time, making it a status symbol to be asked to make one. For something so short there are often large teams and sometimes large budgets, and always large pressures.
We look under the bonnet of the film title sequence; and ask leading proponents how you get commissioned, who is in control, what are the pressures, and how much creative leeway do you have?
Confirmed speakers:
Paul Donnellon, Nic Benns and Maria Manton.
Chaired by Saint John Walker, Creative Skillset.
Part of London International Animation Festival
Part of Barbican Weekender: ticketed events
Barbican offer the best new film releases alongside a unique programme of special seasons and events
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