The One opening sequence
Imaginary Forces, Los Angeles, California, 2001
Description
The One opening sequence is a prologue that sets up the plot of the film. The various elements of this backstory involve concept of time, space and parallel universes. To visually interpret such ideas, we created a mood of heightened drama and expectation while exploring the context in which all of these concepts come into play.
Juror Notes
“It’s ridiculously beautiful eye candy that I can’t resist. It’s communicating a story through beautiful animations, where the cell splits apart, like a Bill Viola piece that becomes spiky.”
“The animation wasn’t decorative, it was actually storytelling.”
“The typography, I felt, took away from the purity.”
Collections:
AIGA 365: 23 (2002)
Repository:
Denver Art Museum
Discipline:
Motion graphics
Credits
- Design firm
- Imaginary Forces
- Creative director
- Kyle Cooper
- Art director
- Ahmet Ahmet
- Designer
- Ahmet Ahmet
- Animators
- Richard Baily, Asa Hammond, Charles Khoury, Ben Lopez
- Editors
- Carsten Becker, Danielle White
- Typeface
- TIC
- Client
- Columbia Pictures
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