Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "The Falcon and the Winter Soldier" in English language version.
Marvel Studios approached our team at Perception to design the end credits main on end title sequence for The Falcon and The Winter Soldier on Disney+. Our design for the main on end sequence focuses on propaganda plastered across city walls. This sequence is a blend of multiple layers of graffiti and flyers put up, torn down, and defaced, showing how society responds to these messages. Each character has friction with political messaging—Sam doesn't like the "Cap is Back" notion, Zemo doesn't agree with the existence of super-soldiers—and these beliefs, disagreements, and ideologies can be seen throughout the sequence. Key messaging, characters, and locations can be seen painted and printed along this city's walls. Camera sweeps, lighting, and shadows add depth and dimension to the shots, creating a mysterious ambiance to match the show's atmosphere.
Marvel Studios approached our team at Perception to design the end credits main on end title sequence for The Falcon and The Winter Soldier on Disney+. Our design for the main on end sequence focuses on propaganda plastered across city walls. This sequence is a blend of multiple layers of graffiti and flyers put up, torn down, and defaced, showing how society responds to these messages. Each character has friction with political messaging—Sam doesn't like the "Cap is Back" notion, Zemo doesn't agree with the existence of super-soldiers—and these beliefs, disagreements, and ideologies can be seen throughout the sequence. Key messaging, characters, and locations can be seen painted and printed along this city's walls. Camera sweeps, lighting, and shadows add depth and dimension to the shots, creating a mysterious ambiance to match the show's atmosphere.
