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Fury (2014)

Fury
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The blood-red sequence at the tail-end of Fury, David Ayer’s 2014 war potboiler, offers a brief respite from the gruesome bloodletting before plunging back into the fray. The film eschews an opening title sequence in favour of the one-two punch of a simple title card at the fore and an evocative main title sequence at the close.

Created by designers at Greenhaus GFX under Executive Creative Director Helen Greene, the end sequence is a pastiche of real World War II archival footage, film artifact and degradation effects, and fast-paced editing. It begins on a sombre, wistful note; a soft piano piece by Composer Steven Price slowly shuffling forward. Soon the pace is a quick march, with strings and chants invading and deep distorted bass notes blaring through. The editing of the piece, cut precisely to the music, provides resonance, energy, and ultimately a strong finish.

  • Credits

Executive Creative Director: Helen Greene
Executive Producer: Lester Chin
Producer: Annie Chen
Associate Art Director/Editor: Devin Ballard
Designers/Animators: Devin Ballard, Justin Timmons, Sam Sparks

Concept/Design Phase
Creative Director: Jason Doherty
Art Director: Kyle Brosius
Designers/Animators: Devin Ballard, Justin Timmons, Amanda Koh, Matt Redding, Jen Hong, George Revilla, Kevin Kolodinsky, Alex Warner, Kyle Thorsen, Justin Hamilton, David Aseraf

Music: Steven Price

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Title sequence

  • Production Studio

    Greenhaus GFX
  • Designer

    Amanda Koh
  • Executive Creative Director

    Helen Greene
  • Creative Director

    Jason Doherty
  • Animator

    Sam Sparks
  • Category

    Film
  • Styles

    2010s, archive footage, archive photography, live action, main-on-end, mixed-media, montage, stock footage
Fury
  • Film Director

    David Ayer
  • Release Date

    October 17, 2014
  • Aspect Ratio

    2.35:1
  • Studios

    Columbia Pictures, QED International, LStar Capital
  • Country

    USA
  • Languages

    English, German
  • Reviews

    Reviews on Letterboxd
  • IMDb has full details

Article

  • Writer

    Lola Landekic
  • Published

    December 1, 2015

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