NBCQ Flyer Competition
Competition closes: 01 Jul 2012
Voting period: 04 Jun 2012 - 01 Jul 2012
Congratulations also to our four runners up - calumloudon, sambik, ssantos and betharden !
Thanks to everyone who participated. Click here to get involved in future poster competitions and other design briefs.
Here's the winner!

YOU MUST BE LOGGED IN TO ENTER
• No restrictions on country of origin (travel costs are only applied for travel within the UK)
• A maximum of one entry per registered Don’t Panic Online member
• Colour mode: RGB
• Acceptable file extensions: JPG, PNG and GIF
• Maximum file size: 4 MB
• Artwork dimensions: 280mm wide x 385mm high, 300dpi
• Once submitted, there is no way to modify your entry!
Please make sure you upload the correct file!
If your entry is chosen as the winner, you will be contacted to send over the original design file and/ or high res version, so please hold onto the necessary files.
• 1 Year membership at your local independent cinema.
• The opportunity to shadow one of NBCQ’s costume designers for two days.
• 15,000 flyers featuring the winning design distributed nationally to cinemas, galleries and universities.
Calling all film fans! NBCQ and Don't Panic are offering design ninjas the opportunity to win an all expenses paid trip to the 56th BFI London Film Festival and a one year membership to your local independent cinema!
To celebrate the release of Strawberry Fields on July 6th you are are invited to design the flyer for the film. The winning artwork will feature on the official promotional material and will be distributed nationally.
The Brief:
Submit a flyer design! The theme is Fashion in Film so make it stylish! It can be a sketch, a mood board, photograph, illustration, digital graphics or pretty much anything that fits the bill. Just include space for the film's title and credits. Easy!
About NBCQ
NBCQ (New British Cinema Quarterly) is all about highlighting the craft behind British filmmaking. The programme selects one new film to tour independent cinemas across the UK for 3 months. Each tour also features a Q&A with the creatives behind the production.
Because of the film's gorgeous costumes, the theme is Fashion in Film. You can see the mood boards created by the film's costume designer - the very talented Emma Moore - over on Facebook.
Any other questions? No? Good. Get designing!