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FILTER RESULTS ►SR Geek Picks: Hitler Talks ‘Iron Man 3? Mandarin, Trekkie Pros vs. Cons & More
The pros and cons of being a Trekkie; Saul Bass' 'Game of Thrones'; Hitler Reacts to the Mandarin in 'Iron Man 3'; the 10 worst video game endings of all time and more!
Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo Possibly The First Movie To Use Computer Animation
Vertigo, Hitchcock's 1958 classic just celebrated its 55th anniversary and rhizome released an interesting bit of information about the movie.
As with the other "late" Hitchcock movies, the opening sequences (designed by Saul Bass) correspond with motifs from the movie itself. Show More Summary
Page 2: Star Wars, Alien, Wreck It Ralph, Human Centipede, Star Trek, Saul Bass, Fraggle Rock, Pacific Rim
Page 2 is a compilation of stories and news tidbits, which for whatever reason, didn’t make the front page of /Film. After the jump we’ve included 46 different items, fun images, videos, casting tidbits, articles of interest and more. It’s like a mystery grab bag of movie web related goodness. Header Photo: The Last Hope Ray [...]
Game of Thrones Movie Posters from Famous Directors Are Just Too Cool
Saul Bass was behind some of the most indelible intro title sequences in movie history. Casino, North By Northwest, Vertigo. He died in 1996, and just a few days ago, Google broke out a Doodle for his birthday. And now here's a pretty damn great nerd tribute on top. Four movie posters for Game of Thrones, in Bass's signature style. Read more...
Quote For The Day II
“It’s worth recognizing small touches of elegance that shine out from the chaos and dross that often surround us,” – Jim Fallows on the Google doodle, recognizing the 93rd birthday of Saul Bass.
A Brief History Of Saul Bass Title Sequences In GIFs
Saul Bass, the legendary graphic designer and filmmaker, would have been 93 on Wednesday. It’s crazy when you think about how iconic he has become. A number of modern movies and TV shows, from Catch Me If You Can to Archer, have drawn inspiration from Saul Bass’ title sequences, but none have come close the original work by the man himself. Show More Summary
Game of Thrones Art Prints in the Style of Saul Bass by Fernando Reza
“The Things I Do For Love” Los Angeles-based graphic artist and web designer Fernando Reza (aka “Fro Reza“) has created an excellent series of Game of Thrones art prints that are in the style of iconic film graphic designer Saul Bass (May 8, 1920 – April 25, 1996). They were made as a tribute to [...]
Saul Bass: Google Doodle celebrates graphic designer through movie title sequences
Google's latest "Doodle" pays tribute to graphic artist and movie title sequence designer Saul Bass, using the styles of some of his best-known films.
The Anatomy of a Google Doodle About Saul Bass: We Look at All the Films Google Pulled From
This might just be for the film geeks out there, but today would have been Saul Bass' 93rd birthday. To celebrate, Google made this video Doodle of their logo in the style of some of Bass' most iconic work. I've decided to celebrate that celebration by posting clips of the work Google is celebrating. Who's Saul Bass? Here, I'll show you.
How many Saul Bass films can Google fit into today's Doodle?
Google paid animated homage Wednesday to iconic designer and artist Saul Bass with one of its more lively Doodles.
Don't Miss the Google Doodle Tribute Today for Saul Bass
Another delightful Google Doodle is online today: This one is a video clip tribute to the late graphic designer Saul Bass on his birthday. Movie fans will recognize his work from Alfred Hitchcock, Stanley Kubrick, and Martin Scorsese films. Show More Summary
Saul Bass goes from Grand Prix to Google Doodle
Saul Bass, the great American graphic artist and filmmaker, was born on this day in 1920, right here in New York. (The Bronx, to be exact.) His legacy is extensive, boasting countless iconic corporate logos, movie poster designs, and opening title sequences. Read more...
Google honors design legend Saul Bass
Check out today's 'Google Doodle,' which is actually an elaborate animated sequence.
Movie Title Sequences by Master Saul Bass
I find totally great when Google pays homage to people in various fields. Today, Google is celebrating the birth of Saul Bass, one of the most famous graphic designers in the film industry, born in May 8th, 1920.
Being a graphic designer and a filmmaker granted Saul to do some astonishing title sequences for its time. Show More Summary
Saul Bass Google Doodle Celebrates Artist's 93rd Birthday
Saul Bass' birthday is the subject of a new Google Doodle.
The artist, who died in 1996, would have been 93 today.
His claim to fame? Some of the most iconic movie title sequences of all time, The Man With the Golden Arm, North by Northwest,...Show More Summary
Midcentury madness: Google celebrates Saul Bass in interactive Doodle
"My initial thoughts about what a title can do was to set mood and the prime underlying core of the film's story, to express the story in some metaphorical way," Bass once said.
Google Doodle pays a stylish tribute movie artist Saul Bass
Today would have been legendary graphic designer Saul Bass' 93rd birthday. As a tribute, Google has transformed their doodle into an amazing collection of Bas- inspired movie titles and posters, and it's gorgeous. Read more...
VOTD: Wednesday’s Google Doodle Is a Saul Bass Tribute
Almost every day, Google changes their homepage in celebration of some occasion taking place on that day. The Google Doodles celebrate events such as holidays, anniversaries, and famous birthdays. The one for today, Wednesday May 8, is possibly the best ever. May 8, 2013 would have been the 93rd birthday of Saul Bass, one of the most influential graphic [...]
Google Pays Doodle Tribute to Saul Bass
Design legend Saul Bass would have been 93 today, and Google is celebrating with one of its most elaborate daily “doodles” yet. Visit the search giant’s homepage today to watch the tribute, an animated riff on some of Bass’s most well-known...Show More Summary
Saul Bass
Today Google has a tribute to Saul Bass, set to the music of Dave Brubeck. Bass was born on 8 May 1920, and I've always regarded his work for Hitchcock and others as sitting at the very top of the...
