How Saul Bass Pioneered the Art of Movie Title Design
Video editor Luís Azevedo (previously) of Little White Lies takes a look at how the legendary Saul Bass pioneered the then-static art of movie title design in the 1960s. Azevedo explains how Bass brought the medium to animated life, albeit sometimes the title sequences were better than the films themselves
Exploring the work of legendary graphic designer Saul Bass, and how he revolutionized the art of movie title design in the 1960s
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