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The 480p mp4 file is fully compatible with QuickTime Player on both Mac and Windows, as well as any other media player that recognizes the H.264 codec (VLC etc.)

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Sita Sings the Blues (Free to view on Reel 13) over 3 years ago

Excellent! The 1080p looks amazing, though at 4GB in size, it’s going to take a while to upload.

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Film Blogs over 3 years ago

The Art of the Title Sequence is mine…

http://www.artofthetitle.com

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Sita Sings the Blues (Free to view on Reel 13) about 3 years ago

The full range of H.264 MPEG4 encodes are now available on Archive.org, from “Small” to “1080p HD.” Enjoy!

http://www.archive.org/details/Sita_Sings_the_Blues

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Your favorite title sequence about 3 years ago

Art of the Title recently featured the opening to Michael Arias’ “Tekkonkinkreet” -

http://www.artofthetitle.com/2009/03/30/tekkonkinkreet/

and is covering “United States of Tara” this coming Monday.

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Your favorite title sequence about 3 years ago

Our latest coverage: Art of the Title goes “Wild Style” + an interview with graffiti artist Zephyr

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Your favorite title sequence about 3 years ago

In this week’s post we take on Hulk and interview title designer Garson Yu

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Your favorite title sequence about 3 years ago

This week: Kyle Cooper talks about “The Incredible Hulk” in Part 2 of our exclusive Hulk-based feature

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Your favorite title sequence almost 3 years ago

This week David Daniels discusses his psychotronic process of stratacut animation and the “Freaked” title sequence

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Your favorite title sequence almost 3 years ago

This week we return to the Novaya Zemlya title sequence and interview Sci-FX Studio’s Edd Kargin

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Your favorite title sequence almost 3 years ago

This week brings “the fantastic manipulation of reality” with the opening titles for DURHAM COUNTY.

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Your favorite title sequence almost 3 years ago

This week: the wonderment in WALL·E’s end credits. We interview end title sequence director Jim Capobianco and animator Alexander Woo from Pixar.

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Your favorite title sequence almost 3 years ago

This week we bring you designer Sfaustina’s exquisite type arrangements for TETRO.

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Your favorite title sequence almost 3 years ago

This week: “Willard’s” stop motion title sequence delivers the patter of paranoia.

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Your favorite title sequence almost 3 years ago

The unpredictability of the weather provides a backdrop for this week’s Météo+

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Your favorite title sequence over 2 years ago

This week you’ve got to ask yourself one question: ‘Do I feel lucky?’ Well, do ya, punk?

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Your favorite title sequence over 2 years ago

This week marks the start of our latest feature on “Single Take Titles,” beginning with the classic Touch of Evil and more recent classic The Player.

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GOING FROM HIGH-DEFINITION VIDEO TO DVD over 2 years ago

I would recommend making a reference file (not self contained) from FCP and using that in Compressor. How long is the piece?

Feel free to message me if you’d like help with this, I do it all the time.

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What is your favorite animated film, excluding all of Disney? over 2 years ago

Sita Sings the Blues

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Your favorite title sequence over 2 years ago

Latest update on Art of the Title…

Part 4 of Single Take Titles features the POV ‘sensory recording’ open from Strange Days