DESIGN FETISH: Interview with Kyle Cooper

1 Comment | Posted: May 18th, 2009 | Filed under: Design Fetish | Tags:

The Art Of The Title Sequence has a very interesting interview with Kyle Cooper, who was responsible for the opening credits on 2008′s The Incredible Hulk. One of that underrated movie’s strongest points for me was how effectively the movie used its running time, particularly the way that it managed to achieve a soft reboot of the cinematic Hulk without retreading the origin. Cooper’s opening sequence was key to this effort, giving audiences the new1 genesis for the character in a brief span of time, allowing director Louis Leterrier to dive into the story.


1Yes, I know it’s a tweaked version of the one from the original TV series.

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One Comment on “DESIGN FETISH: Interview with Kyle Cooper”

  1. 1 John Soanes said at 4:34 am on May 19th, 2009:

    If memory serves, Cooper did the opening titles for Seven (or Se7en, if you prefer), which were also very distinctive.
    J

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