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Personal computer kitsch adorns the opening title sequence of The Center of the World 02:23 Personal computer kitsch adorns the opening title sequence of The Center of the World
From The Center of the World (2001).
Database aesthetics and keyboard input set the stage for a narrative set on the brink of the dotcom era Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
JSB on Entrepreneurial Learners in the 21st century 11:29 JSB on Entrepreneurial Learners in the 21st century
From The Global One Room Schoolhouse (2012).
A text and motion graphics rendering of John Seely Brown's keynote address to the 2012 Digital Media and Learning conference Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Stranger than Fiction opening 03:05 Stranger than Fiction opening
From Stranger Than Fiction (2006).
The opening of Stranger Than Fiction simulates augmented reality information overlays via text and graphics Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Winnie the Pooh book remediation 01:32 Winnie the Pooh book remediation
From Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day (1968).
The form of a print book is remediated throughout the original, animated version of Winnie the Pooh Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Sunrise text treatment 01:50 Sunrise text treatment
From Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans (1927).
Use of expressive text in Murnau's Sunrise Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Title sequence for The Thomas Crown Affair 02:17 Title sequence for The Thomas Crown Affair
From The Thomas Crown Affair (1968).
Split screens by Pablo Ferro are a recurring visual motif in the titles as well as simultaneous narrative sequences in the film Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Pablo Ferro's title design sequence for Dr. Strangelove 02:32 Pablo Ferro's title design sequence for Dr. Strangelove
From Dr. Strangelove (1964).
The handwritten aesthetic that adorns the opening titles of Dr. Strangelove has inspired many imitators Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Alex Gopher 'The Child' Music Video 03:03 Alex Gopher 'The Child' Music Video
From The Child (1999).
French design firm H5 created this city built from words partially inspired by Jeffrey Shaw's Legible City Contributed by Ala' Diab
Scott Pilgrim titles 02:12 Scott Pilgrim titles
From Scott Pilgrim vs. The World (2010).
Title design sequence from Scott Pilgrim vs. The World using experimental film techniques Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Typewriter kitsch in the title sequence of Fantastic Voyage 01:42 Typewriter kitsch in the title sequence of Fantastic Voyage
From Fantastic Voyage (1966).
Medical technology and graphic overlays and text treatment set the stage for a narrative about traveling inside the human body Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Pi opening title design 00:59 Pi opening title design
From Pi (1998).
The opening titles for Pi utilize kinetic typography to echo the film's frantic obsessive tone Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Winnie the Pooh text treatment 3 01:08 Winnie the Pooh text treatment 3
From Winnie the Pooh - The Movie (2011).
The entanglement of characters and text is literalized in this sequence from Winnie the Pooh - The Movie Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Sherlock mind palace memory theater 01:47 Sherlock mind palace memory theater
From Sherlock (2011).
A modern day Sherlock Holmes demonstrates his menmonic system with the help of computer graphics and gestural interface Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
I Am Sitting In A Room (1969) 47:11 I Am Sitting In A Room (1969)
From I Am Sitting In A Room (1969).
This performance piece features Alvin Lucier sitting in a room and reciting a text, which is then played back into the room, the echo of which is re-recorded. This process repeats until the words fade and echoes of the room come to the forefront. Contributed by Nicholas Sammond
Godard's typography Godard's typography
From The Typography of Jean-Luc Godard (2010).
A photocollage of examples of typography in Jean-Luc Godard's films of the 1960s and 70s by desinger Christian Annyas Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Psychedelic typography in Yellow Submarine 02:27 Psychedelic typography in Yellow Submarine
From Yellow Submarine (1968).
The lyrics for All You Need is Love become characters in this animated sequence from The Beatles' Yellow Submarine Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Tigger diegetic shift 01:38 Tigger diegetic shift
From Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day (1968).
The narrator intervenes to help Tigger get down from a tree Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Scott Pilgrim transmedia styles 04:52 Scott Pilgrim transmedia styles
From Scott Pilgrim vs. The World (2010).
An audio-visual cacophony of transmedia styles Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Jean François Coen "La Tour De Pise" Music Video 03:26 Jean François Coen "La Tour De Pise" Music Video
From La Tour De Pise (1993).
Michel Gondry pays homage to Hollis Frampton's Zorn's Lemma Contributed by Ala' Diab
Animated title sequence for Stanley Kramer's It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World 04:11 Animated title sequence for Stanley Kramer's It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
From It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World (1963).
Narrative exposition and animated typography adorn this title sequence created by Saul Bass Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Film Trailer and On "Paratexts Without Texts" 02:00 Film Trailer and On "Paratexts Without Texts"
From C Me Dance - Official Trailer (2010).
Trailer for C Me Dance Contributed by Ethan Tussey
Winnie the Pooh text treatment 2 00:38 Winnie the Pooh text treatment 2
From Winnie the Pooh - The Movie (2011).
A musical sequence in which Winnie the Pooh interacts with typographical elements from the book where he originated Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
The new cone of silence prevents eavesdropping by rendering speech as text in Get Smart Again 02:13 The new cone of silence prevents eavesdropping by rendering speech as text in Get Smart Again
From Get Smart Again (1989).
This narratively inconsequential scene presents a counter-espionage apparatus that converts spoken words to visible text resulting in a chaotic swirl of language on screen Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Jean François Coen "La Tour De Pise" Music Video 03:26 Jean François Coen "La Tour De Pise" Music Video
From La Tour De Pise (1993).
Michel Gondry pays homage to Hollis Frampton's Zorn's Lemma Contributed by Ala' Diab
Winnie the Pooh text treatment 1 01:10 Winnie the Pooh text treatment 1
From Winnie the Pooh - The Movie (2011).
A diegetic shift allows Winnie the Pooh to interact with the narrator of his story Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Winnie the Pooh text treatment 4 00:35 Winnie the Pooh text treatment 4
From Winnie the Pooh - The Movie (2011).
The animated Piglet collides with his textual counterpart Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Parent Trap, The (1998) — 11 Years and 9 Months Later 04:23 Parent Trap, The (1998) — 11 Years and 9 Months Later
From The Parent Trap (2008).
Nancy Meyers' 1998 remake of "The Parent Trap" uses the opening credits as a visual prologue to the main narrative. Contributed by Danny Baldwin
Atari Game "Adventure" 02:48 Atari Game "Adventure"
From N/A (1978).
Walk through of Atari game "Adventure" Contributed by Ethan Tussey