Design Canada | Documentary Cinema Trailer
Wednesday, 11 April 2018
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Filmmaker Greg Durrell has but released the get-go trailer inward anticipation of his novel documentary, Design Canada; celebrating the golden era of Canadian graphic design. Canada’s blueprint movement helped transform the province too Canadian designers from the ’60s too ’70s volition in conclusion hold out recognized for their of import contribution transforming Canada's unique identity.
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| Canada Wordmark designed past times Jim Donoahue |
Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 projection using the assistance of a kickstarter campaign, Greg Durrell of Hulse & Durrell inward Vancouver too Jessica Edwards too Gary Hustwit of Film First choose teamed upward to create the rattling get-go documentary most Canadian graphic design. The cinema volition hold out a characteristic length documentary examining Canadian history detailing the creative processes too icons that defined generations too created a feel of unity inward the 50s, 60s too beyond, through the lens of graphic design. It volition say the storey behind to a greater extent than or less of our country's to a greater extent than familiar contemporary visual blueprint elements similar the maple leaf, the CN Rail logo, the CBC logo too many more.
Where did the persuasion come upward from to brand Canada’s symbol a maple leaf? Who were the creators of this visual linguistic communication that brought Canadians together inward a fourth dimension of bang-up alter too growth?
Design Canada brings this petty known history to the world.
The cinema volition premiere inward Toronto, Montreal, too Vancouver this June. Tickets are already available for those screenings immediately on their website, designcanada.com. Additional screenings inward the United States of America of America too Europe volition hold out announced shortly too for those unable to arrive to a theatre, the cinema volition choose a global digital unloosen this September.
Check out the trailer below.
designcanada.com
Design Canada - Documentary Film Trailer from Hulse & Durrell on Vimeo.