OTMentertain

Cosmopolis

Junior — Wed, 20 Jun 2012 12:33:02 +0000

Prepare to be surprised..For the new release of the David Cronenberg film, starring Robert Pattinson – Cosmopolis. For the campaign we created the quad, print & outdoor advertising.

The Hunter

Junior — Wed, 20 Jun 2012 11:58:18 +0000

Have you seen a Tasmanian Tiger? For the release of The Hunter for Artificial Eye we have put together creative for the Quad, online, and outdoor elements of the campaign.

Killer Joe

Junior — Wed, 20 Jun 2012 11:37:28 +0000

Available for hire… For the Entertainment One release for Killer Joe, we put together some pretty cool and dark creative for the quad and outdoor campaign

Film 4 Frightfest 2012

Junior — Wed, 20 Jun 2012 10:44:52 +0000

We were delighted to be asked to handle the creative work for FILM4 FRIGHTFEST for another year.Once again working with legendary horror illustrator Graham Humphreys. We’ve framed the art within the template we previously established, so that it’s instantly recognisable to fans of the festival. We’ll also be creating artwork for t-shirts and limited edition illustrated posters, which we’ll post up at a later date. This year promises to be a blinder and being the festival’s 13th year, expect a fair few ‘Friday the 13th’nods and homages, like the art suggests…

Mirror Mirror

Junior — Tue, 03 Apr 2012 10:24:35 +0000

For the theatrical release of Studiocanal’s Mirror Mirror. We created the outdoor advertising for UK and Ireland, which included a unique, eye-catching bus shelter 6 sheet. The 6 sheet incorporated mirrors and some lovely lights to give passers by the feeling of being the ‘fairest of them all!!’

Goon

Alex — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 12:06:31 +0000

We recently finished up the nationwide campaign for Entertainment One’s ice hockey comedy/ beat ‘em up starring Seann William Scott. It’s genuinely very good, pucking funny (ha. ha.) and we recommend it. Check out the bus super side and 6 sheets below.

OTMentertain’s Top 10 Films of 2011

Alex — Thu, 22 Dec 2011 12:42:16 +0000

Welcome to our brand new blog!

To kick things off, we thought we’d do a run down of our favourite films of the year. Some were good, some were bad and a few were just down right ugly. After several deep discussions (and by ‘discussions’, I really mean ‘arguments’) here are our top 10 films of the year with as brief a review as we can muster:

10 – Beginners:
A film that revolves around a graphic designer? Why wouldn’t it be our number 1?

9 – We Need to Talk About Kevin
John C. Reilly… Love. Tilda Swinton… Amazing. Scary ass kid that somehow personifies evil… Yeah, I’m never having children.

8 – I Saw the Devil
Amazing, dark, the work of a directing genius. There’s hope for Arnie’s next film after all (YES!)

7 – The Skin I Live In
Almodóvar back on fine form and back with Banderas. Not to mention a third act twist that will shock you out of you skin… *wink wink*.

6 – Take Shelter
Would you like to be stuck in a storm shelter with Jessica Chastain? Just one of the points you’ll be obsessing over and debating after seeing this stunning film.

5 – The Guard
If there were an Olympic event for swearing, the Irish would win gold. What a f*cking funny film.

4 – Senna
I, a grown man, genuinely shed a tear at the end of this sublime documentary which hasn’t happened since I watched Lassie (the 1994 version).

3 – Kill List
Forget about the literal translation of the title or you’ll wonder why the ‘Go Compare’ ad guy isn’t in it. Just sit back and be utterly stunned by one of the best british horror films in decades.

2 – Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy
Why. Hasn’t. Gary. Oldman. Got. An. Oscar. Yet?

1 – Drive
Everything about this film is sexy. Even Bryan Cranston. That’s right. We went there.