ALPHAGO
TITLE SEQUENCE
Audio: "Alpha Go Soundtrack" by Volker Bertelmann (Hauschka)
AlphaGo is a documentary that captures the story of the first computer program to defeat a professional human Go player. For the title sequence, I wanted the environment to be ambiguous, allowing the spotlight to shine on the objects themselves and evoke a sense of intrigue.
STILLS
PROCESS
I started the process by compiling a mood board that helped set the moody tone for the sequence. As I started my concept development, I brainstormed various symbolic representations to portray humanity and AI in this specific context. Some ideas that resonated with me was the blending of the monitor and the board as well as the eventual omission of the left chair, signifying that it wasn't necessary in the face of an intangible opponent. Furthermore, to pay homage to the documentary's featured player, Lee Sedol, I envisioned incorporating an element that would capture his essence: a cigarette, representing the significance of his smoke breaks during the intense games.
Overall, I wanted the environment for the sequence to be ambiguous, allowing the spotlight to shine on the objects themselves and evoke a sense of intrigue.
Rough Moodboard
Rough Storyboard
