"In their book Creative Motion Graphic Titling for Film, Video and the Web, Braha and Byrne, both successful motion graphics artists and educators, treat titles as part of the greater story telling process. Their approach to title design is logical and intuitive; by first laying out the role of titles, they explore the history of title design and provide aesthetic context to design choices. This well laid-out text guides the reader in creating graphics according to current trends and professional practice. Creative Motion Graphics Titling for Film, Video and the Web is a must-read for anyone who wants to hone their digital design skills!" - Andrea Moore Paldy, co-author, Exploring Motion Graphics?"Yael and Bill demystify and bridge the gap of motion graphics for ALL. They bring together a practical blend of the current best practices and techniques, wrap them in a fun and well-told historical context, and give us simple steps that make it easy to comprehend the ever-evolving digital landscape." - M W Leifer, CEO & Cultural Anthropologist, guerilla PR"Having been a huge fan of movie titles and graphics since I was very young, this book instantly stirred my imagination, and will now inform the way I see everything that involves fonts, titles, or motion graphic design. The examples and tutorials are extremely useful, and the depth of history provided is a testament to the skill and experience of the book's authors. I'm confident this book is destined to become a must-have reference for professional designers, students, and enthusiasts alike. I know my copy will never be far from hand, with lot's of notes in the margins." - Spencer Nilsen, President & Creative Director, Ex'pression College for Digital Arts"Unequivocal "ABC's" of title sequence design. Thorough and detailed, with revealing discussions by industry leading pundits." - John Schroeder, Art Director, Comcast Sportsnet California"Easily one of the best books I've read thus far, Creative Motion Graphic Titling is very informative and, quite simply, a fantastic read. Even if you do not have an interest in title design, as digital artists there is alot that can be gained from this particular book. In fact, I found this book to be quite unique, not only by its very topic, but in what it contains in support of the topic."--Renderosity.com

• Dedications, Acknowledgements, Chapter 1: Title Sequences: Function with Form, Chapter 2: A Brief History of Title Sequences, Chapter 3: The Essentials of Typography and Time, Chapter 4: Lights, Color, and Clarity: Preparing Your Titles, Chapter 5: Importing Text and Other Files into After Effects, Chapter 6: Title Sequences in Production: The Camera, Chapter 7: Sound in Movie Titles, Chapter 8: Essential Techniques, Chapter 9: Famous Movie Title Techniques, Chapter 10: Completing the Creative Process, Bibliography, Index

"In their book Creative Motion Graphic Titling for Film, Video and the Web, Braha and Byrne, both successful motion graphics artists and educators, treat titles as part of the greater story telling process. Their approach to title design is logical and intuitive; by first laying out the role of titles, they explore the history of title design and provide aesthetic context to design choices. This well laid-out text guides the reader in creating graphics according to current trends and professional practice. Creative Motion Graphics Titling for Film, Video and the Web is a must-read for anyone who wants to hone their digital design skills!" - Andrea Moore Paldy, co-author, Exploring Motion Graphics?"Yael and Bill demystify and bridge the gap of motion graphics for ALL. They bring together a practical blend of the current best practices and techniques, wrap them in a fun and well-told historical context, and give us simple steps that make it easy to comprehend the ever-evolving digital landscape." - M W Leifer, CEO & Cultural Anthropologist, guerilla PR"Having been a huge fan of movie titles and graphics since I was very young, this book instantly stirred my imagination, and will now inform the way I see everything that involves fonts, titles, or motion graphic design. The examples and tutorials are extremely useful, and the depth of history provided is a testament to the skill and experience of the book's authors. I'm confident this book is destined to become a must-have reference for professional designers, students, and enthusiasts alike. I know my copy will never be far from hand, with lot's of notes in the margins." - Spencer Nilsen, President & Creative Director, Ex'pression College for Digital Arts"Unequivocal "ABC's" of title sequence design. Thorough and detailed, with revealing discussions by industry leading pundits." - John Schroeder, Art Director, Comcast Sportsnet California"Easily one of the best books I've read thus far, Creative Motion Graphic Titling is very informative and, quite simply, a fantastic read. Even if you do not have an interest in title design, as digital artists there is alot that can be gained from this particular book. In fact, I found this book to be quite unique, not only by its very topic, but in what it contains in support of the topic."--Renderosity.com

• Dedications, Acknowledgements, Chapter 1: Title Sequences: Function with Form, Chapter 2: A Brief History of Title Sequences, Chapter 3: The Essentials of Typography and Time, Chapter 4: Lights, Color, and Clarity: Preparing Your Titles, Chapter 5: Importing Text and Other Files into After Effects, Chapter 6: Title Sequences in Production: The Camera, Chapter 7: Sound in Movie Titles, Chapter 8: Essential Techniques, Chapter 9: Famous Movie Title Techniques, Chapter 10: Completing the Creative Process, Bibliography, Index

"In their book Creative Motion Graphic Titling for Film, Video and the Web, Braha and Byrne, both successful motion graphics artists and educators, treat titles as part of the greater story telling process. Their approach to title design is logical and intuitive; by first laying out the role of titles, they explore the history of title design and provide aesthetic context to design choices. This well laid-out text guides the reader in creating graphics according to current trends and professional practice. Creative Motion Graphics Titling for Film, Video and the Web is a must-read for anyone who wants to hone their digital design skills!" - Andrea Moore Paldy, co-author, Exploring Motion Graphics?"Yael and Bill demystify and bridge the gap of motion graphics for ALL. They bring together a practical blend of the current best practices and techniques, wrap them in a fun and well-told historical context, and give us simple steps that make it easy to comprehend the ever-evolving digital landscape." - M W Leifer, CEO & Cultural Anthropologist, guerilla PR"Having been a huge fan of movie titles and graphics since I was very young, this book instantly stirred my imagination, and will now inform the way I see everything that involves fonts, titles, or motion graphic design. The examples and tutorials are extremely useful, and the depth of history provided is a testament to the skill and experience of the book's authors. I'm confident this book is destined to become a must-have reference for professional designers, students, and enthusiasts alike. I know my copy will never be far from hand, with lot's of notes in the margins." - Spencer Nilsen, President & Creative Director, Ex'pression College for Digital Arts"Unequivocal "ABC's" of title sequence design. Thorough and detailed, with revealing discussions by industry leading pundits." - John Schroeder, Art Director, Comcast Sportsnet California"Easily one of the best books I've read thus far, Creative Motion Graphic Titling is very informative and, quite simply, a fantastic read. Even if you do not have an interest in title design, as digital artists there is alot that can be gained from this particular book. In fact, I found this book to be quite unique, not only by its very topic, but in what it contains in support of the topic."--Renderosity.com

• Dedications, Acknowledgements, Chapter 1: Title Sequences: Function with Form, Chapter 2: A Brief History of Title Sequences, Chapter 3: The Essentials of Typography and Time, Chapter 4: Lights, Color, and Clarity: Preparing Your Titles, Chapter 5: Importing Text and Other Files into After Effects, Chapter 6: Title Sequences in Production: The Camera, Chapter 7: Sound in Movie Titles, Chapter 8: Essential Techniques, Chapter 9: Famous Movie Title Techniques, Chapter 10: Completing the Creative Process, Bibliography, Index