MK12: Semi-Permanent Sydney 2014 Titles

Posted by Justin Cone

MK12 created this elegantly understated title sequence for Semi-Permanent Sydney 2014, backed by a spooky track from Virtual Boy.

Credits

Created by MK12
Produced by Rabbit
Live Action Direction by Brendan Bellomo
Music by Mass by Virtual Boy

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Justin Cone

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Together with Carlos El Asmar, Justin co-founded Motionographer, F5 and The Motion Awards. He currently lives in Austin, Texas with is wife, son and fluffball of a dog. Before taking on Motionographer full-time, Justin worked in various capacities at Psyop, NBC-Universal, Apple, Adobe and SCAD.
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9 Comments

Brandon Lori

I love how MK12 goes under the radar, then out of nowhere, reminds how awesome they are. The Virtual Boy track is sick. Can’t find it on any of their albums though…

Al Norsen

It’s a great sequence and MK12 are stills kings of design and animation – but as an Australian I do wish SP would use local talent for local productions. Same goes for all design conferences and award shows. Use a Sydney studio for the Sydney conference, a Melbourne Studio for the Melbourne one, an NZ studio… you get the idea. And maybe use a variety of established names and also up-and-comers?

tony melov

Ive no idea why we still think that title sequences should all look as if they’re in the bottom of a dirty pond. Another one to make tadpoles happy. And it really is about time we moved on from designing with plugins

Dave Penn

a bit harsh?

MK12

Thanks Tony — tadpoles are our key demographic, as frogs are too jaded.

Also, save for coloring, no plugins used.

Donovan

Seeing as your in on the discussion how much did your company recieve for the job MK12? Much love – openess among artists please :)

MK12

The Semi guys were good enough to cover the shoot; high speed photography is a specialized field, so it’s not something we can do in-house. But otherwise a labor of love project.

Dave Penn

MK12 are incredible. Keep up the brilliant work!

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