Posted by: Amanda Kern | July 16, 2007

Boston Film Festival Poster Competition

How would you like to have your design work grace the streets of Beantown?

The Boston Film Festival is inviting talented artists to design this year’s poster and program/magazine cover which will be displayed across the city and handed out to all film goers, directors, and talent. They are looking to capture a unique and creative design that best reflects and combines film making, movies, Hollywood, and Boston. A cash prize and more is up for grabs to the winner.

To learn more visit the competition details available online. The deadline is August 3, 2007.

P.S. Your poster design entries do NOT need to be consistently designed with the web site’s use of comic sans!


Responses

  1. Oh my it hurts my eyes. They need to do something about that.

  2. Im blind ahhhh!!!! The competition seems interesting… I might try it if I have time.

    “Contestants should create an Adobe PDF file for judges to view the artwork as a mock poster. The wining artist will adapt the design to fit the dimensions of a standard theater poster.”

    What is the standard size for theater poster… The site says that we should create it in pdf then adapt it to fit standard size… wouldn’t it be better if it told us the size first then design?

  3. Efrain: i think the standard poster size is 17 x 40 inches in the US. I agree the competition sounds very cool, i might give it a shot myself =]

    um… about that website. i really hope one of our kick ass designers get the price and then a job to redesign the website as well [because they certainly need some help... =P]

    good luck to those who try it!

  4. After some googling I found this site

    http://www.posterappraisal.com/sizeinfo.html

    It says its 27×41 correct me if im wrong…

  5. um.. that is weird. towards the bottom of the paragraph it says that 17×40 [or smaller] is also used. i guess this is what they mean they’ll adapt it to whatever size when chosen =P

  6. 27*** sorry! x_x


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