Title Design: DePatie-Freleng. Music: Henry Mancini.03:36 Cute, animated title sequences were popular in 1960s movies, with perhaps none more outlandish that those for "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad ...

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Features Inside The Fine Art of TV and Movie Title Design From Boardwalk Empire to South Park and Lost in Space, we look at iconic title sequences with one of the best in the biz.

The movie starts, and that's a very precious little moment there that really can't be wasted. PETER FRANKFURT: I think a good title sequence is just a show of respect to the audience.

Teddy Blanks, the designer behind the memorable movie titles for films like “Nosferatu” and “Barbie,” has quietly become Hollywood’s go-to guy.

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When Wayne Fitzgerald, fresh out of design school in 1951, took a job at Hollywood’s Pacific Title & Art Studio, his aim was to gain enough design experience to begin a lucrative career ...