I think I have already put this video on to this blog at the beginning of the first year, but this is the perfect time to put it up at the beginning of this module.
It is a video that uses type and moving image throughout.
Tuesday, 30 November 2010
Casino Royale - Opening credits
From the time this came in the cinema this opening scene has stuck in my head.
The use of type and imagery is inspirational. Putting into context the casino theme using the imagery from a deck of cards, adding guns and blood to really put the James Bond films theme in.
The use of type and imagery is inspirational. Putting into context the casino theme using the imagery from a deck of cards, adding guns and blood to really put the James Bond films theme in.
Silent Movie - 3 Words
SNAP - centre of the frame
EXTEND - spacial movement within the frame
ZOOM - a lot more space for movement within the frame
Monday, 22 November 2010
Paper to print... posters for the underground
I have been using the CBS Outdoor Advertising site to do a lot of research into how to go about printing posters to produce successful advertising campaigns on the underground.
Looking up previous campaigns and trying to associate them with my own.
For the escalator panels... you can only print 100 or more posters. And the following companies print both litho or screen onto approved fire retardant board.
For the 4 Sheets, there is a list of different places who will print your posters for you to the correct specifications. Again using litho print.
Looking up previous campaigns and trying to associate them with my own.
For the escalator panels... you can only print 100 or more posters. And the following companies print both litho or screen onto approved fire retardant board.
For the 4 Sheets, there is a list of different places who will print your posters for you to the correct specifications. Again using litho print.
AUGUSTUS MARTIN LTD.
St. Andrew’s Way
Bromley-by-Bow
London
E3 3PB
Contact details:
Laurie Haldane or Simon Crabb
Tel: 020 7536 5222
Fax: 020 7537 2182
Email: tubecard@amartin.co.uk
ISDN: 020 7537 9971
DELTA DISPLAY LTD.
153-157 Blackhorse Lane
Walthamstow
London
E17 5QZ
Contact details:
Bill Moore
Tel: 020 8498 4400
Fax: 020 8498 4401
Email: cbs@delta-display.com
ISDN: 020 8531 6450
SMP GROUP
2 Swan Road
Woolwich
London
SE18 STT
Contact details:
Claire Mitchell or Nigel Mogg
Tel: 020 8855 5535
Fax: 020 8855 5367
Email: cbs@smpgroup.co.uk
ISDN: 020 8317 2194
For 6 Sheets, the CBS print them themselves, all you need to do is send a PDF of your specific file to the following address, and they go from there. They also use litho or screen print processes.
CBS Outdoor -
Copy Approval
Camden Wharf
28 Jamestown Road
Camden
London
NW1 7BY
For the 4 Sheets, there is a list of different places who will print your posters for you to the correct specifications. Again using litho print.
All of these posters were printed on Blueback poster paper. It is now transitioning into CBS Outdoor Performance paper, designed by the CBS for more money-efficient printing.
All of the size specifications and prices for these 3 separate poster scales are previously researched in this context blog.
If I were to print myself, I would use litho print, however this would be impossible for the task at hand as you would need to print in bulk (100 or more) so I am just going to print on the nearest stock available to this as a mock-up for this module.
Putting my posters into context... The London Underground.
I have chosen a range of 4 Sheets, 6 Sheets and escalator panels as previously researched.
Escalator panels
4 Sheets
Backlit 6 Sheet
6 Sheet
I want to work out how to successfully use photoshop to really show what I am trying to portray... including using backlighting effects.
Labels:
OUGD201,
Poster,
Tube advertising,
What is Good
Stair, Corridor, Lift and Escalator advertising on the London Underground...
After looking at pricing, printing and all the specifications, I've realised this is the most economical way of advertising on the tube.
It is also the most repetitive... when you are bored on the escalator, they are the only thing you see. Repeated endlessly.
These are a few examples...
It is also the most repetitive... when you are bored on the escalator, they are the only thing you see. Repeated endlessly.
These are a few examples...
Sunday, 21 November 2010
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