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3-up posters showing the VUDU brand

A new brand for Vudu

Branding and Identity Systems

Brand Guidelines

Campaigns

Digital Ads

OOH Ads

Vudu is a digital video service that lets customers buy, rent, or stream movies and TV shows customers. While designing at Moving Brands, Vudu engaged our team to re-establish their brand, tone of voice, and positioning in the market to have a stronger impact on a wider audience.

(Note: The work shown here reflects what our team delivered, and unfortunately is not how the Vudu brand is presented today.)

Team

Creative Director: James Trump

Project Manager: Katie Beneicke

Senior Designer: Myself

Senior Designer: Matt Harris

Copywriter: Michael Meyer

We make viewing magic.

The Power of Movie Night

We held interviews and workshops with the team at Vudu to really understand what drives them at the core of the company. It all came down to being passionate about film and TV, and being able to give everyone easy access to the entertainment they love. We worked with Vudu to establish a new tone of voice, market positioning, and visual identity.

Thumbnails of the Vudu brand guidelines. 76 pages. I wrote 80% of it.

Creative Direction

Because Walmart was a parent company of Vudu, one of the key graphic elements in the identity system is a series of round, tapering shapes. They are an extension of the spark within the Walmart logo — an intentional nod to the relationship of the companies. The sparks can have a number of behaviors, adding both personality and energy to Vudu’s visual identity.

A tapered oblong shape
Two spark shapes forming a letter V, floating in space

A Flexible System

Because of Vudu’s nature as an entertainment and media business, it was crucial to create an identity system that both expressed the Vudu brand and worked harmoniously with key art from every kind of film and show. We curated an extended color palette that was able to accommodate and complement all kinds of content.

Title card: Now showing Wall-e
Title card: Now showing Little Miss Sunshine
Title card: Now showing Interstellar
You're gonna love us.
Batman still cropped within shapes

Framed

Batman still, with superimposed graphic shapes

Unframed

Batman still, with close crop of shape on one side

Graphic crop

Batman still with typography superimposed

Typography

Title card: Now showing Kick-Ass. Featuring concept art by one of my favorite artists, Dan Luvisi
Bold search function mocked up on website
Collection of posters showing different film and TV characters and colorful spark shapes
Billboard mockup: The magical power of movie night.
NYC Subway billboard mockup: Most watched heroes in Manhattan this year — Suicide Squad
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