A green screen shoot with a 30 foot technocrane is always a good time in our books…

Sequence is super excited to share our newest title sequence for Thunderbird Film’s “Package Deal”. CityTV will be airing a preview episode tonight at 8pm EST/PST. Don’t miss it!

The entire cast and crew were absolutely wonderful to work with, even with a RED camera shooting past them at 5 feet per second. Wishing Andrew and everyone from the show all the success in the world once the series premieres in the fall.

Here is a sneak peek of what to expect!

We were proud to see our cinematic work for Halo: Spartan Assault debut this week at E3 in sunny Los Angeles.

Sequence founder Ian Kirby and executive producer Dan Sioui had some time to visit the booth and catch up with 343 Industries veterans Dan Ayoub and Kevin Grace.

Be sure to pick up the game in July!

Sequence was thrilled to work with 343 Industries on all of the cinematics for Halo: Spartan Assault, an exclusive top-down shooter for the Microsoft’s Windows 8 platform.

Spartan Assault features 25 unique missions, weekly skill challenges and Halo 4 integration where you can earn XP, achievements and emblems for your existing Spartan.

The game will be available starting July 2013. In the meantime, you can see some of our cinematic work in the trailer here:

Two major games are launching next Tuesday, and Sequence played a major storytelling role in both of them.

The first is Remember Me, an action-adventure game by Capcom and the first game from French developer DONTNOD Entertainment. The game follows Nilin, a fugitive memory hunter with the ability to hack into people’s minds and steal—or alter—their own memories. Sequence produced six minutes of cinematics for Remember Me, including the game’s intro and ending. Remember Me will be available on PC, Playstation 3, and Xbox 360.

The second game is Marvel Heroes, a superhero MMO by Gazillion Entertainment that you’ll be able to play for the low price of absolutely nothing when it launches for PC on Tuesday. With a team helmed by David Brevik—one of the key designers responsible for the classic and absurdly popular RPG Diablo—the free-to-play game will let you jump into the spandex of a number of popular heroes from Marvel’s history to trade blows with all sorts of ne’er-do-wells. Marvel Heroes features a sprawling and epic story told by Brian Michael Bendis through nearly forty-five minutes of original motion comics—a natural fit for both Marvel and Sequence.

Check back next Tuesday for brand new reels and features on each of these games.

Hot on the heels of our recent win at the BASS Awards (Best Opening Sequence, “Halo 4: Librarian”), Sequence has published a case study detailing our work on the Halo 4 cinematics. Our work on Halo 4 has gotten a fair amount of attention, including a feature in FXGuide. Sometimes, though, it’s best to put things in our own words.

Read our case study here →