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113TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION POSTER
Lillian Gish is commonly referred to as one of the first real movie stars. What most people don't know is that she was born is Springfield, Oh. A few years back there was a celebration of her 113th birthday with the showing of the 1919 release Broken Blossoms along with live music. The event was at the Westcott House, the only prarie style Frank Lloyd Wright designed home in Ohio.
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LILLIAN GISH FILM FESTIVAL BRANDING
AND PROMOTIONS
AND PROMOTIONS
In 2007 the first annual Lillian Gish Film Festival was held in Springfield celebrating the life and work of Lillian Gish. We worked with the Turner Foundation to create an event branding campaign that included logo, poster/mailer, print ads and ticket design.
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SILENT FILM
FESTIVAL POSTER
FESTIVAL POSTER
In 2005 we worked with the Turner Foundation to create a poster promotion for a local silent film campaign. They had two scheduled showings, one for Metropolis and one for Nosferatu. The poster was designed in such a way that it could be rotated depending on which silent film was being promoted.
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BRAIN GAIN BRANDING AND PRESENTATION ARTWORK
Like many other small cities, Springfield has experienced a Brain Drain for years. Students are headed out upon graduation. Brain Gain was a panel of professionals to discuss how we may begin to reverse the drain of young talent. Hucklebuck had the opportunity to work with the Turner Foundation to brand the event and assist with slide presentation artwork.
