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   May 4, 2021 · Like theatrical and streaming, the world of the movie poster is becoming a hybrid. One part is the digital – HD, ever changing, richly coloured LCD screens with bespoke images, video, animation, 3D and interactive facilities. The other part is again bespoke images but 2D this time.

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3. www.openculture.com › 2021 › 02The Internet Archive Now Digitizing 1,000,000+ Objects from a ...

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   10,000 Clas­sic Movie Posters Get­ting Dig­i­tized & Put Online by the Har­ry Ran­som Cen­ter at UT-Austin: Free to Browse & Down­load. 40,000 Film Posters in a Won­der­ful­ly Eclec­tic Archive: Ital­ian Tarkovsky Posters, Japan­ese Orson Welles, Czech Woody Allen & Much More.

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   Official statistics release calendar. The BFI produces official statistics on the UK film industry and other screen sectors. Statistics are released at 9:30am on the dates below. Officials statistics are released in accordance with the Statistics and Registration Services Act 2007.

5. link.springer.com › chapter › 10The Future is Now: What’s Next for Film Posters?

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   • Lobby Cards
   • Hand-Painted/Printed Canvas For Theaters Storefronts
   • Standees
   • Printed Newspaper/Magazine Ads
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   • 3D Billboards/Outdoors
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   As the name suggests, lobby cards were smaller cardboard posters, usually in landscape format (36 cm × 28 cm), that were displayed in the lobbies and foyers of cinemas to lure film-goers’ attention. Usually they consisted of a set of eight cards (even though they could range from four up to sixteen cards): one title card – a lobby card of special d...

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   Prior to the technological progresses that made possible large-scale printing in paper, vinyl, canvas and other media, the images that were displayed in the storefronts of theaters were hand-painted by skilled painters. They created a charcoal grid on a white canvas, on the floor, where they drew, square by square, an augmented version of the artwo...

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   Real-size cardboard cutouts – standees – of one character or a composition of characters are often seen in the hallways of multiplexes as part of advertising campaigns. This has always been an efficient way to grab people’s attention and nowadays, with the power of digital platformsFootnote 1, it invites them to ‘jump’ in the composition and take p...

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   Ever since the inception of cinema, films have been advertised in newspapers and magazines. Because the size of the publication and the advertising space available changed on each specific request, the elements of the film poster needed to be re-arranged accordingly so (Fig. 4).

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   Very few promotional campaigns can afford elaborate street art interventions, but this can be a very appealing and eye-catching way to promote a film. One of the more successful cases in recent years, which resulted in a viral hashtag (#8bitlane) and countless photos and videos on social media and websites, was orchestrated by Disney in Brick Lane ...

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   Advertising a film outdoors also demands significant investment and, as such, it is something that not all film distributors can afford. While the size and the place where the outdoor is displayed are the two major variables for its impact and the number of people that will be able to see it, creative and ingenious solutions could also be rewarded ...

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   As transportation vehicles that are constantly cruising city streets and seen by millions of people, buses have always been used for advertising purposes. The side and back of buses usually display narrow horizontal designs. In London, double-decker buses (like the iconic AEC Routemaster) even demands a image in form of a T where the top bar stretc...

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   Like buses, subway stations are city spaces with enormous affluence of people every day, where a film can be advertised to potential filmgoers. Film posters displayed in walls and lightboxes have been around for decades at the entrance, escalators and train platforms, but in 2008, an article on The New York Times accounted for new advertising space...

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   Home video has been, for the past thirty years, one of the media where the film poster design is most used. Usually only the artwork and the film title are seen on the cover (eventually actors names and logos of relevant festival selections and award wins/nominations too), while the billing block and all technical information, along with synopsis a...

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   Stargate (released in the US in October 1994) and Star Trek Generations (released the next month) are the first two films to have had websites, and while it’s not consensual which website went online first , it is safe to assume that after that year and up to the present, internet has been playing a greater role in the advertisement of film mainly ...

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6. www.researchgate.net › publication › 376967623Collecting movie posters: Changes in the digital age

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   Jan 1, 2023 · The fourth part analyses three posters diversified by production: (i) the Official poster distributed in cinemas and elsewhere; (ii) the Alternative movie poster created by young independent...

7. www.openculture.com › 2018/01/10000-classic-movie10,000 Classic Movie Posters Getting Digitized & Put Online ...

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   So far, around 4,000 posters have been pho­tographed and are becom­ing avail­able online, down­load­able in “Large,” “Extra Large,” and “High-Qual­i­ty” res­o­lu­tions.

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   How many digitized movie posters are there?

   • What you’ll find in the collection The Movie Poster Collection at the University of Texas at Austin’s Harry Ransom Center contains around 10,000 digitized movie posters going back to the silent era. We first learned of the online archive from a post by Kevin Kelly on the Recomendo newsletter.

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   Are digital film posters part of the digital revolution?

   • The digital film posters that festoon interiors of most modern multiplexes these days are part of the digital revolution – a logical extension of the paper-and-paste billboard giving way to its LED digital counterpart where the former talks about just one thing, the latter many.

   On Paper, The Future of Movie Posters Is Digital

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   Are film posters a new challenge?

   • In more recent years, the dawn of streaming services like Netflix (2007), Hulu (2007) and Amazon Video (2006), that allow customers to watch a wide range of films and TV shows on their digital devices at any time, has represented a new challenge for film posters.

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   What happened to film posters in the 21st century?

   • What Barbosa, Calvera and Branco wrote about the evolution of the poster at the turn of the 21 st century is particularly evident in film posters and their declinations throughout the past 120 years. While some of them (like lobby cards and hand-painted canvas) have now almost disappeared, others have emerged in the wake of the digital era.

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   What films are in the movie poster collection?

   • The posters, film stills, lobby cards, and press books cover the 1940s through the 1970s with a particularly robust collection of films from the 1950s and 1960s, including musicals, epics, westerns, sword and sandal, horror, and counterculture films. How to search, browse, and download old movie posters

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   Should you buy a film poster?

   • The film poster, originally designed to tempt us into the exciting darkness of the cinema, now blandly states what’s on the screen – that, yes, we’re in the right place to use those tickets we bought online. Film posters on printed paper remain covetable physical objects, especially to collectors.

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   Aug 8, 2021 · The Movie Poster Collection at the University of Texas at Austin’s Harry Ransom Center contains around 10,000 digitized movie posters going back to the silent era.