How Saul Bass and the art of movie title design

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Exploring the work of legendary graphic designer #SaulBass, and how he revolutionised the art of movie title design in the 1960s. Edited by Luís Azevedo.
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5 окт 2024

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@adamstern2013 2 года назад

I used to work for Saul Bass after graduating art school. I was interested in title design and not corporate logos but Saul worked on the title design along with his wife, Elaine. The designers in his studio worked on the corporate design because that's where the money was. I ended up working for Pablo Ferro (another legendary title designer who's in the Art Director's Hall of Fame and who shows up, for a second, at the end of your video, with his red scarf) for a few years. I soon came to realized that Saul had the right idea in being a diverse designer that allowed you to take on some jobs that were interesting to you but didn't necessarily have a big budget.

@matthewmclemore6465 Год назад

Exactly! Disney exist so that we can afford to do fun projects when not working for the mouse! LOL. Sounds like you’ve had an interesting career.

@SamSherr-Nelson-n9e 6 месяцев назад

i used to work in saul bass after graduating from UC Davis. I was interested in biology and he said, “hey you should do my colonoscopy, it’d be great for your career” and i said i didn’t want to do medicine but well, long story short he got a court order and i was in there. turns out he’s got an in with the judge. he also made me really small and that’s where I still am. It’s been a hard life, but with all the people i’ve inspired and the books i’ve written and the people i’ve then hurt and broken the hearts of, i wouldn’t have it any other way - joanne’s k rowling

@thomaschacko6320 3 месяца назад

“Nine Hours To Rama” - one of my favourite films, which begins with a masterful piece of work by Saul Bass!

@asensibleyoungman2978 11 месяцев назад

His sequences are iconic.

@OFED 3 года назад

Fantastic essay and wonderfully narrated :)

@Moodboard39 10 месяцев назад

Not a good narrator , bad accent. Music , barely hear ...can't stand it

@filmnobelpreis 2 года назад

Good essay, thanks also for the historical context at the beginning, I feel like there should be a part two though :)

@designerdye8055 2 года назад

Legendary. Huge influence on my motion design work.

@isabelaoliveira9270 3 года назад

I simply love titles sequences!

@Musicradio77Network Год назад

Saul Bass was best known for their opening title sequence in movies, and then he designed logos like Bell Systems, Warner Communications “Big W” (now Warner Music Group), Hanna-Barbera “Swirling Star” and many more.

@philcolbourne7914 3 года назад

Love this so much

@andy-stone 3 года назад

Beautiful video and history! Nicely done LWL.

@harperwelch5147 Год назад

We see a lot of manipulated Bass images in bits and pieces but few complete Bass pieces, intact, not taken apart and made in this author’s graphic presentation.