Report design for the Media Council for children and young people, Denmark.
The Media Council for children and young people is an independent organisation concerned with the task to inform and educate on safe and positive use of online technologies.
As part of a merger between the Media Council and the larger Danish Film Institute the report was to display a strong visual relationship with the DFI house style, but still retain its own personality. We introduced a bold and playful suggestive illustrative style.
Published by: Media Council, 2012
Format: 210 x 297mm, 28 pages, softcover, 3 colour, Danish/English
The Media Council for children and young people is an independent organisation concerned with the task to inform and educate on safe and positive use of online technologies.
As part of a merger between the Media Council and the larger Danish Film Institute the report was to display a strong visual relationship with the DFI house style, but still retain its own personality. We introduced a bold and playful suggestive illustrative style.
Published by: Media Council, 2012
Format: 210 x 297mm, 28 pages, softcover, 3 colour, Danish/English
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| year |
2011, 2012 |
| place |
Copenhagen, DK |
| project |
The Media Council report |
| client |
Danish Film Institute
The national organisation responsible for supporting, encouraging and conserving film and cinema culture. The institute is supported by the Danish Ministry of Culture. The institute houses Denmark's national filmography as well as an entertainment and edutainment facility, with its cinemas, videotheque, restaurant and café, bookshop and filmmaking studio FILM X. Initially the Danish Film Institute was born out of merger between four separate organisations. dfi.dk cinemateket.dk |
| people |
Rasmus Koch; Patricia Forbert; Duncan Paré |
| credit | This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 License, unless otherwise noted. |