We?re always excited to see how students who have earned their Graphic Design/Entertainment degree at FIDM/Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising reinterpret movie marketing in their portfolios.
FIDM Graphic Design Students are constantly finding inventive ways to market films, television shows and video games. Whether they are developing ?theatrical key art or interactive online marketing concepts, FIDM Students learn the value of research and conceptual thinking first and foremost.
?The visual field of Graphic Design is being blown wide open, and FIDM has responded,? says FIDM Graphic Design Department Director Steve Reaves. ?We have brought together the best Graphic Designers in entertainment and key art design to teach our classes with the same inside knowledge and expertise that have put FIDM on the map.?
Below, check out five inspiring portfolios by recent Graphic Design/Entertainment grads by Kristen Baquerizo, Adabel Sarhad, Camille Sigler, Rebecca Wheatman and Joseph Macri. Each book offers unique qualities and includes beautiful title designs, photo rendering and visually compelling design details.
Entertainment Graphics: Kristen Baquerizo
Don?t miss Baquerizo?s clever taglines (she wrote all of her own copy lines) throughout her portfolio, and interesting interactive marketing concepts for the creepy post-apocalyptic zombie television series ?Walking Dead.?
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Entertainment Graphics: Adabel Sarhad
Sarhad incorporated plenty of beautiful hand-drawn illustrations into her portfolio, like those seen in these stunning movie poster concepts for Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.
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Entertainment Graphics: Camille Sigler
Sigler also drew most of the images found in her Graphic Design/Entertainment portfolio shown below, like the dragon shown in her key art concept for The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.
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Entertainment Graphics: Rebecca Wheatman
We love the conceptual thinking behind Wheatman?s movie poster campaign concepts? check out typography-driven poster for The Illusionist (page 12) and the whimsical title designs incorporated into her Where the Wild Things Are theatrical key art concepts.
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Entertainment Graphics: Joseph Macri
Macri demonstrates his ability to tackle a range of genres in his portfolio, and offers plenty of subtle design details that invites in viewers, like those found in these horror flick movie poster concepts.
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Questions/comments? Email the editor, Mani O?Brien at mo?brien@fidm.edu
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