Similar to every other live-action production that began to ramp up two years ago, the high-concept effort was forced to postpone its on-set photography due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It's been a lot of time to mount it in the way that we wanted to do it, and it's been fun to have it come out because we've been in the bubble with it for so long and not knowing how people would react to it because it is kind of weird and specific."
So, he worked with us over the course of time, getting to know the scripts and all that. "And so, I reached out to him and he hadn't done an opening credits sequence, but it felt like his vibe was right for the show. "He had this weird animation of babies coming out of a brain and turning into jelly and I thought, 'This is amazing,'" Stiller, who executive produced and directed the project, recalled during the interview.
#Severance title sequence professional
Appearing on Late Night with Seth MeyersThursday evening, Ben Stiller explained how the trippy opening titles for Apple TV+'s Severance were the result of him scrolling through Instagram and stumbling across the work of Oliver Latta (a Berlin-based artist who goes by the professional monicker of "extraweg"). If you're a an artist/designer who posts your work on social media, be sure to keep it at it - you never know what Hollywood titan might be watching.
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