“Since I love Saul Bass, the 60’s, and HBO’s Game of Thrones, I made an alternative title sequence (like some others).” – Milan Vuckovic
Created by Berlin-based multimedia designer
Milan Vuckovic, this video shows us how the acclaimed Game of Thrones title sequence might look like if it was crafted by legendary graphic designer Saul Bass. This version of the opening credits sequence adopts Bass’s typical stark silhouettes and backgrounds of vivid colors. The video features silhouettes of
GoT staples like castles, deer, and dragons instead of human body parts — the Bass trademark.
The title sequence is also accompanied by a
serene rendition of the theme song by Scott Bradlee feat. Dave Koz (originally by Ramin Djawadi) to add to the 1960s vibe of the video.
Apart from creating logos and posters for films like Vertigo and Anatomy of a Murder, Saul Bass also acted as a “visual consultant” for film masters like Alfred Hitchcock and Stanley Kubrick to produce posters with radiant title sequences. It was entertaining to see what this generation’s most popular title sequence might look like in the hands of a classic artist such as Saul Bass.
via Co.Create
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