Title Sequence

Dance along to the opening credits of James Gunn’s Peacemaker, starring John Cena. Peacemaker is now streaming on HBO Max.

Chief Creative John LePore and Creative Director Doug Appleton of New York City-based design lab Perception were recognized with a nomination in the Outstand

The theme for Banfield taps into that show’s lively talk format and eclectic mix of guests, as well as the vibrant personality of its host, acclaimed journal

The theme for The Donlon Report has depth and weight to fit the common sense views and insight of veteran anchor Joe Donlon.

Stephen Arnold Music is supporting the rebrand of Nexstar Media Group’s cable network WGN America as NewsNation with sonic branding and custom music inspired

The Discovery Networks product creative team had an enormous challenge in front of them.  In just a few short months, they had to develop the entire user exp

Stephen Arnold Music enjoyed a banner year in 2020, creating sonic branding and custom music for national and local clients across the United States and inte

NewsNation’s distinctive and uplifting main title establishes the show’s midwestern roots and national scope through a montage of heartland imagery and bold,

Imaginary Forces has created the title sequence for a new, six-part documentary series I’ll Be Gone in the Dark directed by Emmy-winning and Academy

Aiming for a unifying design concept for the 2020 AICP Post Awards inspired by these times, Flavor Co-Directors/Creative Directors Jason Cook and Brian McCau

The title uses playfully-animated watercolor illustrations, inspired by graphic design of the 1970s, to evoke the spirit of the women’s movement of that era.

For the 2020 edition of its flagship annual creative event in Toronto, design and technology event producer FITC engaged design-driven production company

SneakerCenter is a new seven-part miniseries on ESPN+, ESPN’s streaming service, that explores sneaker culture across sports and entertainment as told by the

Cinemax’s new series Warrior transports viewers to 1800s San Francisco for a clash of cultures in Chinatown.

To capture the excitement of 130 years of art and design in Chicago within 15 seconds is no small task.

A monumental surprise awaits viewers of the Emmy^® Award-winning "Full Frontal with Samantha Bee" in the show's new main title sequence.