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THE
GREAT
GATSBY
Rachel Austin, Katelyn Blackwelder,
Ashley Daanen, Brenna Johansen,
Andrea Johnson, Krista Kappes,
Morgan Klosterman
CREATIVE BRIEF
Project concept:
•  Entertain audience members
•  Entice moviegoers so they will want to learn more and go see the film
•  Educate moviegoers on the history of the “Roaring Twenties” before the
Great Depression
•  Entice everyone into wanting to see the
movie
•  Increase ticket sales
•  Reinforce the movie as a brand
BUSINESS OBJECTIVES
USER BENEFITS
•  Entertainment
•  Romance, tragedy,
greed, deceit, mystery
•  1920’s experience
•  Silhouette design
•  Symmetry
•  Glittery font and features
•  Match the 1920’s theme
•  Neutral colors-gold, black, gray and tan
•  Angular lines
•  Minimalism
UI CONSIDERATIONS
Primary:
•  Moviegoers that enjoy those based
off of books from historical fictional
genre
•  Fans of the book
•  Fans of the well-known actors
Secondary:
•  General moviegoers
•  Enjoy books that are made into films
•  May not have any preference towards
the historical fictional genre
AUDIENCE
Demographics:
•  Older generation (45-65 years)
•  Grew up when the book was released
•  Younger generation (18-45 years)
•  Recently (within the last decade) read the book
•  Familiar with the actors
ASSUMPTIONS &
RESEARCH
•  Other movies taking place in the 1920’s
•  Bugsy Malone (1976)
•  Basic neutral colors and patterns
•  Silhouette design
•  Midnight in Paris (2011)
•  “Roaring 20’s” Design
•  Simplistic design with more vibrant
color
•  Red and neutral colors
•  F. Scott Fitzgerald’s original book cover
•  Glasses
•  Silhouette
•  Cityscape
COMPETITION
Other 2013 movies based off of novels and love stories
•  “The Hobbit: Desolation of Smog”
•  “Safe Haven”
•  “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire”
Similarities:
•  Dark scenery
•  Similar colors: black, brown, gold and red
Differences:
•  Movie posters show plots differently
THUMBNAILS
ROUGHS
Comments or questions,
Ol’ Sport?

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Gatsby (1)

  • 1. THE GREAT GATSBY Rachel Austin, Katelyn Blackwelder, Ashley Daanen, Brenna Johansen, Andrea Johnson, Krista Kappes, Morgan Klosterman
  • 2. CREATIVE BRIEF Project concept: •  Entertain audience members •  Entice moviegoers so they will want to learn more and go see the film •  Educate moviegoers on the history of the “Roaring Twenties” before the Great Depression
  • 3. •  Entice everyone into wanting to see the movie •  Increase ticket sales •  Reinforce the movie as a brand BUSINESS OBJECTIVES
  • 4. USER BENEFITS •  Entertainment •  Romance, tragedy, greed, deceit, mystery •  1920’s experience
  • 5. •  Silhouette design •  Symmetry •  Glittery font and features •  Match the 1920’s theme •  Neutral colors-gold, black, gray and tan •  Angular lines •  Minimalism UI CONSIDERATIONS
  • 6. Primary: •  Moviegoers that enjoy those based off of books from historical fictional genre •  Fans of the book •  Fans of the well-known actors Secondary: •  General moviegoers •  Enjoy books that are made into films •  May not have any preference towards the historical fictional genre AUDIENCE Demographics: •  Older generation (45-65 years) •  Grew up when the book was released •  Younger generation (18-45 years) •  Recently (within the last decade) read the book •  Familiar with the actors
  • 7. ASSUMPTIONS & RESEARCH •  Other movies taking place in the 1920’s •  Bugsy Malone (1976) •  Basic neutral colors and patterns •  Silhouette design •  Midnight in Paris (2011) •  “Roaring 20’s” Design •  Simplistic design with more vibrant color •  Red and neutral colors •  F. Scott Fitzgerald’s original book cover •  Glasses •  Silhouette •  Cityscape
  • 8. COMPETITION Other 2013 movies based off of novels and love stories •  “The Hobbit: Desolation of Smog” •  “Safe Haven” •  “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire” Similarities: •  Dark scenery •  Similar colors: black, brown, gold and red Differences: •  Movie posters show plots differently