DESIGN
Watergate
Designing History: The Watergate Title Sequence
We designed the main title for Watergate: High Crimes in the White House, a 1970s docuseries about Richard Nixon. Given a blank slate, our team explored Nixon’s legacy through a shifting collage of his expressions—from campaign trail optimism to resignation-era fatigue. The sequence builds with a crescendo of archival imagery, moving vertically and horizontally, ending in a dramatic pause from the Watergate hearings. We developed mood boards, period fonts, color palettes, and motion samples to evoke the visual tension of the era.
Ncis
Designing the Main Title for NCIS: Tony & Ziva
NCIS: Tony & Ziva reunites two fan-favorite agents in a new, emotionally charged thriller. Now raising their daughter in secret, they’re pulled back into danger when a threat targets their security firm—forcing them to confront trust, risk, and unfinished business. The main title reflects the shift from procedural to cinematic, intimate storytelling—fresh but true to the characters.
We explored visual directions from analog surveillance styles to moody lens flares and elegant script. Each approach highlighted themes of espionage, family, and connection.The final sequence blends these into a sleek, grounded title that captures the show’s global scope and emotional core.
Beyond the Gates
We crafted the title design for Beyond the Gates with refined elegance—integrating layered glass textures, subtle motion blur, and metallic framing to evoke luxury and mystery. The typography was carefully placed to complement the portraiture while maintaining cinematic depth. The result is a polished, immersive visual that mirrors the tone and prestige of the series.
CIA Design
Our title design for Race Against Time: The CIA and 9/11 captures urgency and gravitas from the first frame. Stark typography, fractured textures, and subtle digital distortion mirror the chaos and tension of that day, pulling viewers straight into the story’s relentless pace.
