Background On Kyle Cooper

Kyle Cooper

Kyle Cooper was born in july 1962 and has been an influential designer of motion picture title sequences from which he has become well known and respected throughout the film world. Cooper began his studies of graphic design in his mid twenties at Yale university where he was taught by a man named Paul Rand. He then began a career as a professional graphic designer and worked as a creative director at R/GA, a well renowned advertising agency based in New York. In 1995 during his time at the agency Cooper created his first, widely talked about title sequence for an American crime film called 'Seven' starring both Morgan Freeman and Brad Pitt. Cooper began declared that main title sequences were behind if what was happening in other areas of the film industry and he wanted to rase the bar and this is exactly what his piece for 'Seven' did.

A year later he founded his own agency called 'Imaginary Forces' yet later left the agency in order to focus on the creative side of his work and founded yet another agency called 'Prologue'. Kyle Cooper's work is often compared to that of Saul Bass' another very influential man in the film industry.