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DreamWorks Animation released Shrek in May 2001, positioning the studio as a genuine rival to Pixar in the emerging field of computer-animated features. Directed by Andrew Adamson and Vicky Jenson, the film became a cultural landmark and box office phenomenon, winning the inaugural Academy Award for Best Animated Feature and launching one of animation's most enduring franchises.
This cell preserves three consecutive frames of the Shrek title card, presenting the film's signature logo rendered in gold and yellow lettering against a pure black field. As an opening title element, it represents the formal threshold of the film itself — the moment before the story begins — making it a foundational piece for any serious Shrek collection.