The Great Gatsby Title Sequence
Date
Credits
- Elliott Scott Type Designer
- Chris Godfrey Designer
Format
- Motion Graphics 140
- Digital Archive 17
- Film Titles 12
- Title sequence 52
- Typeface 56
- Film/Video 31
Type of Work
- Finished work 5481
Media
- software 47
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The title sequence for the 2013 film adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's "The Great Gatsby" is a stunning example of motion graphic design. Created by the production house, the design agency, and the digital production studio, the sequence serves as an introduction to the film and a visually striking representation of the book's themes. The sequence features bold, Art Deco-inspired typography, intricate 3D animation, and a contemporary soundtrack that melds seamlessly with the visuals.
This piece of design is important for graphic design history as it showcases the possibilities of motion graphics and digital animation in the modern era. The sequence's use of 3D animation techniques and contemporary design elements speaks to the evolution of graphic design as technology advances. It also demonstrates how design can effectively communicate a piece of literature or film's mood and themes, setting the audience's tone and immersing them in the story's world.
Additional information on the item includes that the sequence was created by the design agency, the design studio, and the digital production studio, which collaborated to make the final product. In addition, it was directed by the creative director, who worked closely with the design team to bring the sequence to life.
