Tuesday, September 25, 2012

BIGSMACK Brings Heat To New Documentary - Title Design Project ...

When you create a film as powerful and revealing as ?ESCAPE FIRE:?The Fight to Rescue American Healthcare?(Roadside Pictures/Lionsgate),?the new documentary that takes an unflinching look at the problems with the American healthcare system, you need a marketing campaign that is equally compelling. That?s why Directors?Matthew Heineman?and?Susan Froemke,?and Executive Producer?Doug Scott,?President of?Ogilvy Entertainment, turned to?BIGSMACK, the entertainment agency led by Creative Director?Andy Hann, to create the film?s?opening title sequence,?key art and an array of marketing/promo items.

?We screened the film and we came back to them with about ten different concepts,? Hann says. ?The idea that everyone seemed to grab onto was a play on the universal Greek ?Caduceus? healthcare symbol with an unlit match running through the center.?

?ESCAPE FIRE:?The Fight to Rescue American Healthcare??been?hailed as ??An Inconvenient Truth? for the healthcare debate? by The Village Voice.?Premiering at the Sundance Film Festival and set for theatrical release on October 5, the feature length documentary examines the powerful forces maintaining the status quo ? a medical industry designed for quick fixes rather than prevention, for profit-driven care rather than patient-driven care.?After decades of resistance, a movement to bring innovative high-touch, low-cost methods of prevention and healing into our high-tech, costly system is finally gaining ground. The film follows dramatic human stories as well as leaders fighting to transform healthcare at the highest levels of medicine, industry, government and even the US military. The film had its premiere screening at?the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year.

?A film like this demands an arresting visual that viewers can easily connect with, something that communicates on almost a gut level about what this film is about, and Andy and the BIGSMACK team did exactly that,? Scott says.?

?There?s no star of this film, so its marketing needed to be conceptual,? Hann says. ?We had to be clever and create a visual that would stand out, and get people?s attention. One of our goals was to create key art that would not only work for Sundance, but could also be used for the film?s national distribution and DVD sales and we?re proud to say we did just that.?

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We are an award-winning entertainment agency comprised of writers, directors, producers, editors, designers, animators, strategists, audio engineers and musicians.?

We are more than 100 strong, occupying creative and production space in New York and Philadelphia.?

We are all about commercials, promos, print, interactive, design and animation, full-blown productions, show launches, network launches and rebrands, show opens, titles, marketing and upfronts.

We sport the latest technology in our 15 AVID/Final Cut bays, four audio finishing and recording suites and eight Smoke/Inferno/Lustre workstations.?

We are partners with ad agencies, studios, networks, cable channels, sports leagues, Internet companies and advertisers direct. ?

Web Resources:

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Creative Credits:

Client: Ogilvy Entertainment, New York

Project: ?ESCAPE FIRE: The Fight to Rescue American Healthcare? ?(main title sequence, key art, marketing material and promotional merchandise)

Agency: BIGSMACK, Philadelphia, PA

Creative Director: Andy Hann

Executive Producer: Andrew Kobliska

Source: http://www.titledesignproject.com/2012/09/bigsmack-brings-heat-to-new-documentary-escape-fire-the-fight-to-rescue-american-healthcare/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=bigsmack-brings-heat-to-new-documentary-escape-fire-the-fight-to-rescue-american-healthcare

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