“You are about to enter another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound but of mind.” Every episode of The Twilight Zone kicks off with an intro monologue, putting its own spin on the ...

Other art parallels range from literal to symbolic, and in some instances, both. An example of this is a shot of protagonist Yuji Itadori as a baby, who is being embraced in the womb by his ...

How many times a week do you introduce yourself? Whether it’s in person, virtually, one-on-one, in a large group, or formally or informally, you probably introduce yourself many times a week. Perhaps ...

Earlier this week, Apple revealed new branding that will appear at the start of Apple TV shows. The new title card features a colorful presentation of the Apple logo, and according to AdAge, the ...

The all-new intro sequence for Apple TV was made with practical effects and shot in-camera, Ad Age reports. Rather than using digital techniques, the new sequence was made by shooting large glass ...

Apple TV+ recently became just Apple TV and introduced a vibrant new logo and intro as part of the brand refresh. It turns out that colorful new intro to Apple TV content was created on camera using ...

Apple has unveiled its vibrant new logo for Apple TV, which will be featured at the beginning of its shows and films. “This is just the beginning,” reads the caption of the video. In October, Apple ...

James Gunn has explained why the opening dance sequence featured in Peacemaker Season 2 slightly changes in some episodes. On Threads, Gunn confirmed this was the case, saying that “every episode the ...

James Gunn has explained why the opening dance sequence featured in Peacemaker Season 2 slightly changes in some episodes. With new episodes of Peacemaker Season 2 dropping every Thursday, some DC ...

The View returned for its 29th season on Monday (September 8), debuting a brand-new title sequence that has caused mixed reactions among fans. This marks a notable shift from the Season 28 intro, ...

Don’t bore us, get to the chorus. That’s what the hit songwriters say. But, if done well, an epic rock intro locks in one’s attention in anticipation of what’s next. In the 1960s, albums began to ...