Adolescence
A montage of photographs of young children against black, for a series shot in single unbroken takes — the only cut in some episodes arrives in the titles.
One opening sequence is catalogued for Adolescence, covering season 1.
It arrived on Netflix in 2025, when Big Mouth, Cobra Kai and Outer Banks were also on the network.
The opening titles
Season 1
Photographs of the young cast as children, against black, over a score by Aaron May and David Ridley. Each episode also carries a card stating that it was shot in a continuous take. No clean upload of the sequence itself is listed here — the one that was turned out to be a student's concept piece rather than the broadcast titles.
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