What can you learn from these projects?
A finished photo shows the result, but the decisions before production are just as useful. These stories cover two different tasks: making a logo visible in a storefront window and bringing several brand elements together on a filming set. Start with the project closest to your installation, then compare its constraints with your own.
Hanlon Realty: fitting the logo to the window
The initial concept was reduced to 40 inches wide to work with the storefront window and nearby photo frames. The mountains, lettering and supplied colour references guided the design. Moving the sign from a wall to the window also changed how it would be suspended.
For your own project, measure the usable space and photograph what will surround the logo. This story explains why placement needs to be confirmed before choosing the mounting method.
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Soy Talks and Silk: planning a modular backdrop
The show title, speech bubble, sponsor line and Silk logo became four separate pieces. Keeping the small lettering readable set the 40-inch width. A positioning template and labelled controls helped the team recreate the approved arrangement on set.
If your sign will be filmed or moved between setups, think about camera framing, spacing between pieces and cable routing. This story shows how those practical decisions developed alongside the artwork, rather than being left until installation day.
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Prepare your own project
A size that works in one project may not suit another room or logo. To help us prepare a proposal for your space, include these details with your request:
- Your wording, logo or artwork file, with any available colour references.
- A photo of the intended location and its usable dimensions.
- The mounting surface, available power outlet and intended indoor or outdoor use.
- Your preferred arrival date and any setup, transport or filming constraints.
For a permanent installation, explore custom business signs. For a filming backdrop or activation, see event signage. Mention the customer project you liked when requesting a quote: it can guide the discussion without assuming that the same dimensions or construction will suit your brief.
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