Wowie Part 2
designer: Florina Titz and Craig Webster • 2 comments
Wowie Part 2 is a low-budget art-house short filmed on 16mm, about an obsessive postman who plots to seduce the object of his desires. .jpg "Wowie Part 2, stills")
The title sequence is a glorious hotch-potch of home-made horror, proving small budgets can produce brilliant results too. Maybe not everyone's cuppa, as some of your comments on the titles for Wowie Part 1, posted about a year ago suggested, but at Watch the Titles, we believe that title design can take on many forms and shapes. Nevertheless, we love to know what you think!
Wowie Part 2 was one of 17 finalists of the second edition of South by Southwest's Excellence in Title Design competition.
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Shock-horror meets camp in this subversive, over-the-top title sequence for I.Will.Know.You. This short film is the thesis project of Wowie co-director Florina Titz. Title design and performance art seem to merge in these titles, and Titz makes an explicit cultural statement by going against the accepted norm of what a title sequence should be. This main title has “Art House Flick” written all over it. Here's the logline: If a teeter-totter could bridge the span between heaven and hell, Momo would be first inline to ride. Up, down. Back, forth. Push, release. Follow Momo until you're spent.
Year of production
2010
Title designer
About the designer
Florina Titz and Craig Webster
Florina Titz has been awarded a Fellowship at the University of Iowa Film and Video Production department. She is currently working an a web series with fellow MFA, Craig Webster.
Craig Webster is currently writing and shooting "Wowie," a series of short film installments about a delusional postman. He also acts as the sole character in the web-series "DaiDaiiRo".
Full credits
Directors and Title Designers
Florina Titz & Craig Webster
Production co.
Etcaetera Films
Links
Wowie
comment on this title
Comments (2):
28 Mar 11 • by: Yonatan Doron
Wow. I thought this title sequence was really creative! Awesome!
2 Nov 11 • by: Flora
I was really cfounsed, and this answered all my questions.