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One half of the driving force of multi-award winning graphic design studio Baxter & Bailey talks about how his team put together the extraordinarily dynamic brand identity for the London Soundtrack Festival, an event created to reflect the ever-increasing interest and enthusiasm for film, TV and games music and to acknowledge that London is one of the most important centre’s for soundtracks in the world.

With a joint portfolio that covers blockbuster franchises Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, X Men, Kingsmen, Fantastic Beasts, Spiderman, Mad Max, and just about everything in between, the art department kingpins take a time out from the big time to talk about making their Nazi-flavoured cult favourite.

The Eisner Award nominated comic book writer/artist reveals how he produced his own official James Bond story without being influenced (too much) by the cinematic version.

To mark the 20th anniversary of his landmark film on the birth of modern skateboarding, Dogtown & Z Boys (2001), the award-winning director and legendary skateboarder drops in for a deep-dive into documentary.

The artist discusses his full-scale recreation of the iconic, future-Baroque set from Kubrick’s landmark film.

Kubrick’s executive producer for Full Metal Jacket discusses the practicalities of recreating the Vietnam war at London’s lugubrious Beckton gasworks.

The filmmakers talk about making their documentary following a group of surfers chasing waves in the troubled location.

The VFX designer talks about creating the modern sci-fi classic, a personal project that he developed with director & friend Duncan Jones.

The mixed-media artist discusses his striking images of complete feature films condensed into one frame, exposing what he calls their ‘visual quintessence.’

The industrial engineer discusses building the official DC Comics full-size replica 1966 Batmobile.

The founder of Alternative Movie Posters.com discusses the trend for fan-art film marketing.

The award-winning production designer reveals how much of a part design played in the shows huge success.

The graphic designer discusses how working in the historical recreation mode requires a certain kind of designer with a special kind of creative process.

The man behind the iconic ‘No Ghost’ symbol talks about its obscure genesis.

The graphic design iconoclast discusses why Hollywood come to him for his style, not the other way around.

The Hollywood creative director talks about branding Spielberg’s movie, both within the film but also it’s monstrous marketing.

A semi-regular interview series. 

A niche interest podcast in written form. an educational resource. similar to a great late-night, alcohol-fuelled discussion with like-minded individuals. Those included in the discussion will be those who created the work in question.