TITLE DESIGN

And in programme graphics, stings, captions, and explainers

Film & TV Title Design
A woman with short brown hair and a yellow sweatshirt looking into a mirror while adjusting her hair.
Channel 4 Untold Graphics and Animations
Inheritance
Glasshouses
A promotional poster for the TV series 'I Want To Get Better', showing three women smoking and in different poses, with colorful text and graphics, including a purple banner with the show's title and a note about its nomination at the Edinburgh TV Fe
Horsepower - Amazon
When We Speak - itvX
Colorful graphic displaying the title 'Out Of Her Mind' by Sara Pascoe, with the text 'Written & Created By Sara Pascoe' and decorative rings and diamonds on a dark background.
Matt Deighton (Copy)
A mirror image of animal bones arranged symmetrically, with the caption "Illicit Trade" in white text overlaid.
Scarred Titles
Colorful graphic with the words 'Goodness Gracious Me' in bold, stylized lettering, with an abstract background of red and blue bursts and splatters.
Illustration of the solar system with the Sun at the center and planets orbiting around it, set against a black background with a web-like pattern and the text 'Around The Sun' at the bottom.
Collage of characters and scenes from the TV show 'Watson & Oliver,' including cartoon nurses, a vintage TV, a pink police car, and various colorful background elements.
Iron Man flying in a cityscape at night with the Marvel logo in the background and a large red 'Marvel' text overlay.
Close-up of typewriter text spelling 'Fleming' with smaller text below reading 'Sky Atlantic'.
Graphic design promoting the TV show Love & Advice featuring illustrations of raised middle fingers and hands making an 'L' shape, with bold yellow and black colors, and the words 'Love & Advice' in large text, and 'Pulped TV' in smaller text.
Black chalkboard with the words 'BACK' and the number 2 with an arrow pointing to the left, written in white chalk.

WHAT IS FILM + TV TITLE DESIGN?

TV & Film Title Design ( /tee·vee & film TY-tl dih-ZYN/ n.) - The art of giving a show or movie its first impression, where typography, motion, and visual storytelling collide in seconds. Title design sets the tone, teases the story, and captures the mood before a single scene unfolds. Using animation, motion graphics, mixed media, and sometimes live-action elements, it creates sequences that intrigue, excite, and linger in the viewer’s memory. More than just text on screen, it’s the visual handshake between the audience and the story, a tiny cinematic overture that promises style, substance, and the adventure to come.

In-Show Graphics ( /in-show GRAF-iks/ n.) — Visual graphics and motion design created to live within a programme, helping audiences understand, follow, and connect with the story as it unfolds. From infographics, maps, graphs, and data visualisations to lower thirds and on-screen labels, in-show graphics clarify information without interrupting the narrative. Designed for TV series, documentaries, and factual programming, they blend seamlessly with the edit — supporting storytelling, simplifying complex ideas, and guiding viewers through the details that matter.