Warner Brothers
About Warner Brothers
The work made for Warner Brothers runs to 17 verified projects since 2015 — mostly Campaign, Advertising and Brand. Most of it comes from 1 team, including Sarofsky. The people who work most often on Warner Brothers projects include Matthias Tatge and Andrea Braga.
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The Suicide Squad
We’re always thrilled when we get a call about a James Gunn project, and this one was no exception! We were tasked with using our design and typography expertise to devise a system that tied all the graphic elements in the film together. We created a main title sequence, subtitles, an end crawl as well as a custom treatment for the Warner Bros. logo animation. We were tasked with using our design and typography expertise to devise a system that tied all the graphic elements in the film together. We created a main title sequence, subtitles, an end crawl as well as a custom treatment for the Warner Bros. logo animation. Prior to making the custom Warner Bros. opening logo treatment, the filmmakers shared the poster designs that they were developing to promote the film. The vintage war movie visual theme was very prominent, so we wanted to lean into that for our treatment as well. The details below like the osprey helicopter in the film poster and the concrete wall from the prison really tie the WB logo to both the story and the universe of the film. When James Gunn briefed us, it was pretty clear he was looking for treatments that were evocative of 60’s caper war films. So, after watching the film we started looking at titling made for films like ‘Dirty Dozen’, ‘The Great Escape’ or ‘The Guns of Navarone’ and this really informed our exploration. From there, we scoured the internet for all the reference and inspiration we could find that was relevant, including films, printed ads, album covers, and others. This research led us to explore a bold and bright stencil solution. An added benefit was that it was very legible when placed over the frenetic montage sequence that it’s set over. Of course the badass music track (“People who died” by Jim Carol band) pushed us towards a punk rock color scheme that worked wonderfully with the vintage type.
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