From Concept to Campaign: How We Build Film Worlds
A look at our creative process - from moodboards to final key art delivery.
date
21.04.2025
photos
Ali Ager

Every film has a story. Great campaigns tell it before the first frame.
At The Paperview, we don’t just make things look good - we make them mean something. Our job is to translate your film’s soul into visuals that grab attention, stir emotion, and stay memorable.
Here’s how we do it:
Immersion in the World
We start by digging deep. We read scripts, watch early cuts, study references, and ask: What does this film feel like? Before we design anything, we understand everything - tone, genre, emotion, audience.
Building a Visual Language
Through moodboards, reference decks, and loose sketches, we explore. We find the right tone, the right era, the right edge. Are we bold and minimal? Loud and genre-specific? Nostalgic? Subversive? This stage sets the visual DNA for everything that follows.
Designing the Centerpiece
The hero key art is the foundation. This is the image that will define your film publicly - on posters, socials, press kits, and streaming platforms. It’s a precise blend of graphic design, storytelling, and marketing.
Expanding the Campaign
From motion posters to sales decks, title treatments to teaser graphics - we roll out the identity across every format needed. Whether it’s a single striking piece or a full suite of assets, everything feels cohesive and intentional.
Collaboration at Every Stage
We work closely with filmmakers, producers, and marketers. Fast feedback loops. Quick turnarounds. And always aligned with the bigger picture: making your film impossible to ignore.
This is more than design. It’s world-building.
And we treat every project - big or small - with the attention and ambition it deserves.