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Movie Theater Poster Wins Big
8 Apr
Summary
- Poster artist channeled movie theater emotions and iconography.
- Poster features iconic film elements like ruby slippers and a martini.
- Artwork celebrates North Bend Theatre, a venue known for 'Twin Peaks'.
Johanna Greif, a graphic designer at the North Bend Theatre in North Bend, Washington, has won first prize in CinemaCon's annual poster competition. Her winning design captures the essence of the movie-going experience, emphasizing the shared emotional connection audiences have within a theater.
The poster artfully blends cherished cinematic imagery, featuring elements such as the ruby slippers from "The Wizard of Oz" and James Bond's signature martini. It also prominently showcases the art deco style of the North Bend Theatre itself, a venue with a rich history.
Greif's victory not only highlights her artistic talent but also draws attention to the North Bend Theatre, a key cultural spot in its community. Located near filming locations for the iconic series "Twin Peaks," the theater is a cherished establishment run by Greif's fiancé and his parents.
This year's contest saw 46 submissions from movie theater employees worldwide. Greif's prize includes a trip to Las Vegas for CinemaCon, where her poster will be printed on T-shirts for attendees. Other notable recipients included Richard Dahms and Patrick Stickney.
