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weapons and their names_film poster

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poster for the short film, weapons and their names.
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producer raymond knudsen reached out to us. his company big blue pictures was wrapping up a short film directed by melina valdez. we loved many things about the short and soon caspar and melina were talking on the phone. the poster you see here they hope expresses a combination of things about the psychology embedded in subtle ways into the film. 

the poster was made by printing out two stills from the film onto thick paper. the first still was then attached to a large flat surface using water and a sponge. the second still was then laid on top of the first, using the same method. the second still was then peeled back, pushed down and scrunched up in order to reveal half of the first still. 
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imdb.com/title/tt14668858
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nanitic_film poster

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poster for the short film, nanitic.
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carol nguyen got back in touch when her short film, nanitic, was on its way to the cannes film festival market. she and caspar made the poster for the short over a long weekend, based on an idea they came up with over the phone between vietnam and london. the film has since been selected for the toronto international film festival. we hope the poster raises some questions. questions we won't spoil for you now with answers, at least not until the film has come out.
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carolnguyenfilms.com/nanitic
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see for me_film poster

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poster for the feature film, see for me.
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julie strifler from wildling pictures got in touch. she was looking for a poster for their latest film see for me. the film was on its way to the tribeca film festival. we watched the film and soon were talking to the film's director randall okita. we pitched, amongst other things, the idea you see here.

in order to make the poster we took a hammer to an iphone and photographed it in various stages of its collapse. the poster was then designed proportionately to the phone in order to look like the film's blind protagonist was peering, not just through a crack in a door, but also through a phone screen. such is the film's narrative. 
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