"MARCUS COLE PRESENTS" は、荒廃した劇場を舞台にしたダークで壮大な映画風のオープニングタイトルカードです。淡い金色の字間の広いセリフ体大文字が空席の上に中央配置され、高窓から差す光が埃と霞を照らし、左には破れた赤いカーテンがあります。名前やスタジオのクレジット、背景や色を自分の映画に合わせて差し替えられます。

A cinematic opening title card in letterboxed ultra-widescreen, with thin pure black bars at the top and bottom. The scene is an empty, abandoned old theater seen from the stage or the aisle: rows of worn velvet seats in silhouette, a collapsed balcony with ornate plaster boxes, and a torn curtain hanging at the edge. One strong shaft of warm amber light falls from a high broken window or projection port at the upper right and cuts diagonally through thick floating dust and haze as visible volumetric rays. A thin horizontal anamorphic flare streak crosses the light source, with soft halation on the highlights. The shadows are deep teal and the blacks are rich and crushed. The highlights are warm amber-gold. A gentle dark vignette, fine 35mm film grain and shallow depth of field with soft bokeh dust motes finish the frame. A generous dark negative space surrounds the title. The text reads exactly: "MARCUS COLE PRESENTS", in one line, centred in the lower third of the frame and about 45% of the frame width. It is set in uppercase classical Roman capitals with wide generous proportions and deeply incised V-cut flared wedge serifs. The letters look like chiseled pale stone or warm gold-tinted off-white, with bright triangular highlights on the serifs where the beam's light rakes across them and hard small shadow wedges beneath. Wide, even tracking. The letters have a soft warm halation glow and a faint haze drifting across them. Nothing else is written anywhere in the frame.