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Priest - Main On End Title Design
Description
As one rules the day, the other the night.
Man against vampire - two forces polarized in a war for survival.
The film's stunning imagery inferred the visual contrasts. Simultaneously, the battle between good and evil, defined the contextual contrasts.
The focus was to create a sequence that further built upon the contrasts through visuals - the battle between light and dark.
Key moments from the film, are revisited in a journey through a stylized, high contrast world that tips between light and dark, seamlessly continuing the narrative.
The polarized forces of man and vampire still at odds till the very end.
Man against vampire - two forces polarized in a war for survival.
The film's stunning imagery inferred the visual contrasts. Simultaneously, the battle between good and evil, defined the contextual contrasts.
The focus was to create a sequence that further built upon the contrasts through visuals - the battle between light and dark.
Key moments from the film, are revisited in a journey through a stylized, high contrast world that tips between light and dark, seamlessly continuing the narrative.
The polarized forces of man and vampire still at odds till the very end.
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Main On End Title Design
As one rules the day, the other the night.
Man against vampire - two forces polarized in a war for survival.
The film's stunning imagery inferred the visual contrasts. Simultaneously, the battle between good and evil, defined the contextual contrasts.
The focus was to create a sequence that further built upon the contrasts through the visual battle between light and dark.
Key moments from the film, are revisited in a journey through a stylized, high contrast world that tips between light and dark, seamlessly continuing the narrative.
The polarized forces of man and vampire still at odds till the very end. - Main On End Title Sequence
- Original Storyboard Frames
- This project was produced at Picture Mill.
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