

Annie Atkins
Oct 28, 2024
Annie Atkins, a talented graphic designer known for her work on Wes Anderson's films, shares her journey from a remote Welsh village to the big screen. She discusses creating iconic props like Mendel’s box in 'The Grand Budapest Hotel' and the passion behind her book on forgery. Annie highlights the critical yet underappreciated role of graphic design in film, emphasizing the importance of detail and historical accuracy in storytelling. She also shares insights into teaching actors calligraphy, blending educational moments with whimsical experiences.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The Art of Graphic Design in Film and Television
01:50 • 2min
From Village Roots to Screen Dreams
03:49 • 15min
Mastering the Quill
19:07 • 4min
Navigating the Transition from Historical to Imaginative Design
23:28 • 3min
From Art to Film: A Designer's Journey
26:02 • 5min
The Art of Graphic Design in Film
31:08 • 10min
Crafting Whimsy: The Art Behind Mendel’s Box and Santa's Letters
40:50 • 19min