Outdated.... or Current...

New James Bond

Comparing the old bonds to the new bonds introduction, there is so much we can do in this time era compared to the old days when bond came around first... but as you can see it really experiments with ZSPACE and camera angles... it even starts off with the original bonds but from the opposite so you can see the trail of the bullet...

PERSONALLY - there far too long... but they fit the music well.

A.J.T

James Bond Introduction

James Bond

The original 'bonds' started off with this kind of shutter speed effect and worked it into the film as it shown you not only the concept of the film, it was catchy, it was repetitive.. and it WORKED!

When you saw this you knew you was watching a bond film.

A.J.T

Video Intros

The Naked Gun

(trying to find a video without ripping it from the dvd)

In my opinion one of the best introductions to a film ever, i love the humour that it tries to evoke. you see minimal just following a red flashing light but then sometimes it would reverse and you would see new things that you didnt see the first time.

A.J.T

Getting my head around this project

so, we had a lesson less than a week ago and we watched Back to the Future 1 and then we got told at the end of it we would be making a title sequence I.e. Intro credits for back to the future as it kind of just phases in...

Guidelines I've made for myself

• 80's or earlier...
• 30-90 seconds long...
• to do with the film but not to give anything away...
• 3D lettering would be good to use...
• NO reference to the 2nd or 3rd movie...
• UP TO YEAR 3 STANDARDS (need to upgame)...

A.J.T