Everyone here at Sarofsky is excited to share the main title sequence we created for NBC’s newest series, “Marry Me.”

I had a blast taking part in this year’s FilmSupply Challenge, which allows editors access to their high end stock footage to create spec ads and main titles for the competition. I’ve been on a recent Vikings fix, so I decided to create something around the equally intense story of Temujin, known more commonly as Genghis Khan.

This was a particularly challenging project for us as it was one of our first endeavors into both photo real CG and feature film visual effects. Inspired by a pivotal scene in the film, our main-on-end titles explore a cracking and breaking concrete environment.

This project was our second opportunity to work with Peter Mayer and The National WWII Museum down in New Orleans. They are amazing clients, because they love to reimagine archival footage in a way that uses design to create a sophisticated, ownable look.

We were very excited when Chicago agency TRISECT came to us with a unique take on how to tell the story of the mike’s hard lemonade brand.