Title Research: Watch the Titles Website

 While conducting my research on title sequences, I stumbled upon another website called Watchthetitles.com. Right off the bat I noticed that the website is very accessible website, user friendly. On the main page, it shows artists, some short background info on them and a summarization of their works. The main page also shows, title sequences for tv shows, films, video games, even student projects. AS well as designers and studios. There is a list of title sequences in the section called Title Sequences, that were made by creative directors and designers that specialize in tile sequences. Something I learned is that title sequences are unique, and peculiar. You never know what to expect, some titles scenes might include a curtain call, or a prelude. Moreover, title sequences have been done from an array of locations. Ranging from studios, to the homes of artists. 




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