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Find inspiration in the historical research of the time period and trace the research into the final artistic choices in order to fully transport the audience into the world of the story with rich, well-chosen detail.
Designs (in order): Poster, Publicity Calendar, Inspiration Board, Playbill, Production Trailer, Submission Slides
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To create my marketing campaign for Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express, I took inspiration from 1930’s art deco movie and travel posters as well as some more modern day art. I designed a visual interpretation of the theme of justice versus mercy which the main protagonist, Hercule Poirot, contemplates throughout the play. I contrasted free-flowing, red patterns with the rigid, dark, cold-toned gray shapes of the train to symbolize the delicate balance between justice and mercy, also adding hints of lighter grays and beige throughout the design which represents the uncertainty of choosing between the two ideologies.
See the full slides presentation (bottom of page) to read the Justification Paper which goes into more depth about the process and thoughts behind the designs.
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