An introduction that shows the title of the work and the names of the people who made it, together with graphics and footage. It lets viewers feel the mood and theme before the main story begins.
The intro to a short film or web drama, a brand film, a YouTube series intro. In short-form, cut it down to 1–2 seconds or put it in briefly after a cold open.
Have the AI make only a background video with no text, and leave room for text in the center or the lower part. Add the title and names in your editing program. Time the changes of the name cards to the music beat, and borrow shapes and colors from a symbolic prop in the main story so the theme carries through.
Slow push-in on swirling ink clouds blooming in a glass tank of water, deep indigo and crimson against a black void, a large empty area at the center left clean for a title, abstract graphic title sequence background plate, no text, no letters, the camera gliding forward the whole time.
The Man with the Golden Arm (1955) — The work that made Saul Bass's name with his animated opening (Britannica) · Vertigo (1958) — A Hitchcock film with titles by Saul Bass (Britannica)