In 2020, I designed a poster during the challenging time when movie theaters were facing the possibility of closure. The poster, measuring 11"x17", features an image of a phone that is actual-size, approximately 5 inches long, highlighting the difference in size between a silver screen and a phone screen. The phone text is in the same font and curve as Netflix. The poster aims to remind people that movies are best enjoyed in theaters rather than on a phone.
The poster's design emphasizes the importance of the theatrical experience by showcasing the difference in scale between the silver screen and a mobile phone screen. The use of the familiar Netflix font adds a touch of humor while emphasizing the message that movies are meant to be enjoyed on a larger screen. The poster serves as a creative reminder of the value and significance of the traditional movie theater experience.
