One thing that I really like about watching movies besides the previews is the title sequences in the beginning of the film.  Every movie has it’s own creative way of displaying the credits and it’s really inspiring to see what they come up with and from which studio. I recently came across The Art Of The Title which has a nice amount of archived movie titles layed out in a storyboard frame as well as a link to the actual clip.  This site is definitely worth checking out even if your not into movies, just looking over all the art of the storyboards is quite a site to see. 

As I mentioned the other day I was working on some playlisting stuff for mtvmusic.com, well the official launch of the new feature is now up.  This definitely makes it a lot easier to listen and watch music videos all day especially at work, just add your favorite songs and let them play continuously. You can also view other popular playlists as well as share your own.  Mtvmusic.com is also working on getting additional licenses for their music videos so that all the good people over in the UK will soon be able to watch their favorite artists. 

I have been out of the loop lately with taking pictures but here is a quick one I took of the George Washington Bridge during my trip to Cloisters NYC over the weekend.

Kevin Tong has a nice collection of beautifully illustrated posters for various bands including The Shins, MGMT, Tapes N Tapes, Jenny Lewis and many others. 

For those who have visited mtvmusic.com and always wondered if there would ever be any type of play list feature available, it has now arrived.  I worked and help design this feature late last year and after some testing it is now live.  The feature is simply and easy to use and allows users to add songs to their quicklist, reorder the list, remove songs, etc.. all this without having to login. I am currently working on a couple of marquee images for the main carousel of the site and I will post those on the blog when they are completed.