Seance 2021 movie poster professional#

And since everything is found or viewed on the web anyway, the line separating what's 'official' from not has never seemed thinner, further reinforcing this as a dated rule.

Seance 2021 movie poster professional#

but there's little reason to continue excluding valid designs from legitimate, professional artists and firms just because the studio didn't commission them for the job. It won't be without careful deliberation. After well over a decade of only deeming official release posters worthy of consideration, I've reluctantly decided to open the floodgates and include alternative/unofficial designs.

So before even looking at mine, please check these out:, Posteritati, SeekandSpeak, The PlaylistĪs usual, to be eligible, a poster must have been released between January 1st and December 31st, 2021, regardless of the actual film's drop date. So it wouldn't be fair of me to even post this without highlighting the lists came before since they're not only great compilations, but shine a light on the year's lesser known, overlooked picks. In an obsessive effort to ensure none of those are missed I'm often last out of the gate with my list, often pushing this thing right up against the wire every December. The IMP Awards site still serves as the most valuable resource for gathering most of the year's most notable posters, it's become impossible to ignore the fact that even they don't have everything, as the hunt for the one-sheet image of a little seen, well-reviewed indie can be just as challenging as locating the movie itself.

Despite the circumstances, the year was still jam packed with great work, even as designers had to find new, creative ways around incorporating an increasing amount of text, streaming service logos, and multi-platform release dates onto their posters. So for every design that seems engineered for a quick click when scrolling through your queue, I'd argue there are just as many out there ready-made for framing. It doesn't mean there still aren't great ones, just that you'll have to do little more searching. While we've been moving away from traditional movie posters hanging in theater lobbies to signal an impending release for a while now, the shift's been accelerated over the past 18 months. And it could go on for a while longer, further muddying the waters of not only what we watch, but how. For many, 2021 will be considered yet another highly abnormal, underwhelming year for movies.