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Mammon


Title sequence to Netflix thriller series Mammon
Fig.01. — Something wicked this way comes


i. Project Background
        For Netflix/NRK thriller series Mammon, I crafted the main title sequence — a moody, double-exposed intro designed to draw viewers straight into the show's layered, slow-burning intrigue.



Fig.02. — Run boy, run!
Fig.03. — Everything is connected 



Client:
NRK


Product:
Title Sequence


Year:
2015


Design, direction, animation, illustration:
Joseph Hodgson


Music:
 Martin Horntveth

 Designed @:
Racecar



ii. Process & Result
        Working with existing footage, and a restructured sequence to weave in visual hints of key characters and underlying themes, using double exposure techniques to blur the lines between truth and deception — a core tension in the series itself.

        The aim was to create more than just a mood piece. It’s a subtle narrative device in its own right: dark, mysterious, and rich with foreshadowing. A slow build that hints at what’s to come, without giving anything away.

Fig.04. — Don’t look back 
Fig.05. — Hunter or hunted?
Fig.06. — End of innocence
Fig.07. — Run from your past 



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