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You got Saul Bass but you didn't get Hitchcock. In Hitch's colaborations with Bass he use the title sequence to show the visual theme of the film. With Vertigo it was sprials. The main character "Madeleine" continually follows a spiraling course through the city and the bodies go spiraling down as they fall. In Strangers on a Train the the visual theme is the criss-cross (not one criss-cross image in your title). In the film the train tracks criss-cross in the opening sequence, the men's legs criss-cross on the train, Bruno's tie and pyjamas have criss-cross patterns on them. It is a cool title sequence with a great style though.

Creative. Mid to late 60s, '67 latest? Very latest.

Very, very creative.

Well done!

Love it! Really well made. BTW, what's the music?

Damn you this is awsoomee

with great difficulty, hense it's not a very smooth transition! It was all done using camera movements

Hi, I'm flattered that you like the video, but this is a title sequence that I completely designed myself. It would seem for your project it would be more appropriate to choose a well known title sequence so that people can recognise what you have recreated. Have you seen the titles for kiss kiss bang bang? Why not try that.

Nicely done...

Anyone could tell me how the effect at 0:28 is done? (zooming into the tracks and becoming flat)

Spy vs. Spy

Wow, this is fantastic. The animation is great and oh, I for one really like the choice of music as well. :)

Good choice on your part. The animation is awesome.

Aunt clara!

this should be the tv thriller/comedy spin-off opening credits.

sexy.

Way ahead of its time

Completely agree with TheDrYes. The music does not suit the darker tone of the film. This music would probably fit North by Northwest more than this film. Other than that absolutely amazing.

I love it and the music!

Great! Is that music from Morton Stevens "Hawaii 5-0"?

COOL!

This is really good!!