CONCEPT The visual language reinterprets period graphics, typography, and broadcast rhythm to capture the atmosphere of the era while preserving a modern editorial pace.

project overview

Title sequence for "The Games", inspired by the visual culture of the 1980 Moscow Olympics and built from a mix of archival documentary texture and contemporary motion design.

Title sequence for 'The Games' combines 1980 Moscow Olympics archival footage with motion design.

COMPOSITION AND ANIMATION

Grid of terracotta-colored faces with direct gazes fills the frame in title sequence.

MOODBOARD

Collage of 1980 Moscow Olympics posters, photos and footage frames arranged in grid layout.

GRID

Montage assembles urban architecture, brutalist tower and debris fragments from city scenes.

STILLS

Split image of gymnast on beam, suited man at podium, arena with flags and text labels.

Woman in leotard on balance beam, athletes and coaches in concrete gym hall.

Clock tower, government buildings, aerial views and dense spectator crowd with text overlay.

TITLES FOR THE SERIES "THE GAMES" visual still frames

City towers in fog, high-rises with van, woman in glasses and coat near white car.

Blurred figures with red flags left, stadium crowd right with golden emblem on cart.

Woman exercising near railing, runners on blue track in open stadium with stands.

TITLES FOR THE SERIES "THE GAMES" visual still frames

CREDITS Creative director — Alexander Skorik Producer — Alexey Doronin Design — Alina Tsimbalyuk Editor — Ksenia Trubina Composer — Stepan Rozhkovsky Graphics — Vika Vdovina, Anton Zakharov Behance case — Anastasia Seregina

The Games Titles

Title sequence for 'The Games' combines 1980 Moscow Olympics archival footage with motion design.