Here London 2015: Annie Atkins

Annie Atkins is a graphic designer for film, whose most notable (and seemingly time consuming) project was working with Wes Anderson on The Grand Budapest Hotel. At Here 2015, she took us through her experiences working on the film’s graphic elements, from Nazi-inspired business cards to painstakingly designed and written newspapers. Unfortunately, due to copyright issues, parts of Annie's presentation have had to be removed from the final edit of the film.
Here is a fast-paced festival of creativity held at London’s Royal Geographical Society where we give great creative talents a platform to share their insights and inspirations. With more than 600 delegates from across the creative industries, Here has become an exciting addition to the annual conference calendar.
Related links:
annieatkins.com
www.itsnicethat.com
here-london.com

[@obrianstudio]

there should be an Oscar for graphic design in movies, there really should

[@Design____ByS]

This speech make me fall in love with my job all over again :-)

[@PavelMiklyaev13]

Thanks for that lecture. I haven't thought about this crucial piece of work in the film making.

[@lilmoyse]

Why aren't the slides shown when she's talking about them? Definitely needed!

[@SDAWG305B]

Really annoying

[@alexandramarrero5595]

Thank you SO VERY MUCH for sharing this video. I needed to hear this information. :)

[@frankjamesbonarrigo7162]

amazing artist

[@_kanaonishi]

Is there anyway to get a transcript of this?

[@mustavogaia2655]

Click at the three dots on the right of "save". there is a transcription there

[@DmitryLovermann]

Фигею с каментоф у Тёмы в блоге. Сразу видна уровень образованности и знания английского языка. 90% читателей блога, понимают слово через десять, иначе бы обсуждали содержание лекции, а не внешний вид лектора.

[@PavelMiklyaev13]

Ага, а между тем она офигенно интересно рассказывает о своей работе