Film Fest Poster
functioncreep (135 pencils) | Tue, 2005-11-01 17:00
ok.
So this is long over and beats out any of the designs i had attempted
(and not one of them i posted , sorry, at least not since the "hand" from a few months back http://creativebits.org/non-prof_film_fest_poster_idea )
but i would like to know if it's any GOOD. And if there are anything i may have missed.
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I have a couple friends from Red Bank NJ! Are you from there or just doing the poster?
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Whats the font you are using for that main title, its killer...
synthesis maybe?
So I have been VERY involved -- after 3 years I have decided it's too much volunteer work for me. So, if your friends are STILL near R.B. and are designers... it's a great opportunity for a professional looking to branch out beyond pharmaceutical company ads.
And "Hammer fat" is a phat font!
my friends from Red Bank are Film/Video majors at my school, so not designers really.
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Well, if they go back home, ask them to consider getting involved in running the festival- they are really fun young peeps, or to check out the Asbury Park Black Box at SICA in Long Branch to test run their work in front of a small audience of filmmakers and artists.
Wow! what a tangent.
Really like the blue treatment on the building kinda eerie or interesting, had a slight problem with type over Film Festival actually just 5th annual.. figure would be fine viewed actual size.. over all i liked it did you take the photo also? nice arrangement with the street light. David Shortt, Winfield, WV, eval(unescape('%64%6f%63%75%6d%65%6e%74%2e%77%72%69%74%65%28%27%3c%61%20%68%72%65%66%3d%22%6d%61%69%6c%74%6f%3a%64%61%76%69%64%68%73%68%6f%72%74%74%40%61%64%65%6c%70%68%69%61%2e%6e%65%74%22%3e%64%61%76%69%64%68%73%68%6f%72%74%74%40%61%64%65%6c%70%68%69%61%2e%6e%65%74%3c%2f%61%3e%27%29%3b'))
the marketing director, who is a professional photographer, took daytime shots of the town. the streetlight angle is all her own, but i copied the lamp onto a layer to add a glow effect to it.
I had a LOT of problems getting the type to be legible. Everyone else kept saying it looked great, but i knew there was something wrong, both with style and thickness. It wasn't until i used the 'hammer fat' that it came together. I was still concerned about the legibility, but at the same time i didn't want to lose the brightness of the blue or the detail of the building which is recognizable to residents.