Movie Title Sequence Design

This title sequence for Everything Everywhere All at Once uses the bagel as its central visual motif. Instead of representing it purely as a symbol of nihilism, the bagel is reimagined as a playful cosmic space where chaos, humor, and surreal beauty come together. The swirling, infinite dough acts as both a portal and a canvas, allowing elements from the multiverse—such as googly eyes, glitter, crystals, and hotdog fingers—to appear like whimsical toppings, transforming it into a vibrant, ever-changing universe.

This project was created as a classroom assignment at Elisava, Barcelona, during my master’s program with my teammate Janvi, as part of a title sequence design workshop led by Ana Criado.

The animation style is inspired by a recurring visual language in the film, where the camera pans into a circular form to transition and reveal a new scene, reinforcing the idea of infinite worlds unfolding within one another.

The typography of the title credits draws from subtle oriental influences, reflecting the cultural context of Chinese migrants living in America. The animation style is inspired by a recurring visual language in the film, where the camera pans into a circular form to transition and reveal a new scene, reinforcing the idea of infinite worlds unfolding within one another.