In another fascinating episode of our interview series, we speak with Danny Yount, an American graphic designer and commercial director who has a diverse visual style and a unique range of depth and craftsmanship in motion arts and film. He has been recognized internationally for his work in feature film and television main titles and show opens. 

We delve into Danny’s creative journey, exploring stories from his early career at Digital Kitchen to his transition into the dynamic world of social media. Danny shares his unique perspective on design and the role technology plays in its evolution, highlighting his stand-out ability in the design industry. With experiences ranging from shooting annual reports to navigating the complex landscape of AI development, Danny provides a rich understanding of the digital revolution's impact on creativity. He emphasizes the importance of resilience and adaptability in this ever-changing industry, and the value of fostering meaningful relationships in the design field. The episode offers a glimpse into how technology has continually influenced Danny's work and career. 

Danny Yount won an Emmy for the main titles for Six Feet Under while working at Digital Kitchen. He has been elected into the Alliance Graphique Internationale, and was Sr. Creative Director at Prologue Films from 2004 - 2012. While at Prologue he designed the main titles and end credit sequences for Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (rated as one of the 50 best title sequences of all time by IFC), Rocknrolla, Sherlock Holmes, Tron Legacy, Oblivion, Iron Man 1-3 and many others, and has led graphic vfx design teams for Iron Man II. In 2013, he started Prodigal Pictures where he continues to create memorable title sequences and on-air campaigns.  

Discussion Points: 

Photography and story in annual reports 

Creative directors and moving to LA 

The speed of AI development