The obvious vitality and sheer variety apparent in these projects tell us one thing: 2022 was an exceptional year for designers charged with setting the tone for visual programming in television, film, and games. [Watch]
CD Karin Fong and the Imaginary Forces crew set the tone for Hulu’s new soapy drama series Reasonable Doubt with a graphic title sequence influenced by vintage 70s funk and soul album covers. [Watch]
Deconstructing the graphic elements of “Perfect Housewife” instruction manuals from the 1980s, CD Ronnie Koff and Imaginary Forces set a disquieting tone in the titles for Hulu’s true-crime drama series Candy. [Watch]
The time-honored tradition of lightening up your broadcast channel branding by inviting designers, animators, and artists to re-imagine your logo continues in fine form with the new Hulu IDs project. [Watch]
In their latest series title sequence, Patrick Clair and Raoul Marks at Antibody deploy machine learning software to visualize “a sticky, insidious paradise where shimmering sunshine seduces you into a world of dark hearts and exploitation.” [Watch]
Buck: “We’ve spent the better part of a year developing a design system for our streaming pals at Hulu. Used for everything from spots to conferences to internal comms, this clean, modular system is designed to tell character-driven stories that add a little spice to data visualizations.” [Watch]
