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DreamWorks Animation released Shrek in May 2001, marking a turning point for the studio and for computer-animated features broadly. Directed by Andrew Adamson and Vicky Jenson, the film earned the inaugural Academy Award for Best Animated Feature and became a defining work of its era, blending fairy-tale irreverence with genuine emotional weight. Its commercial and critical success reshaped the landscape of studio animation for the decade that followed.
This 35mm cell presents three consecutive frames of the Shrek title card, each displaying the gold-lettered logo against a black field. The repetition across frames reflects standard printing cadence, giving the collector a clean, unambiguous record of the film's opening identity as it appeared in theatrical projection.