This film with box art direction and design by Michael Cina for Doc to Dock captures the influential art of boxed messages in films and its powerful SOS social good ploy that aims to save many.
Created for the production company Shilo and Doc to Dock, which is a non-profit organization that saves usable medical supplies from being discarded in the U.S., this film is certainly worth a look. The film will definitely inspire you to the point where you engage in the SOS initiative, which in this context means, "Save Our Supplies." I think after you watch it, you’ll feel that the people who worked on the project are heroes.
With directors Cassidy Gearhart and Julian King, executive producer Tracy Chandler, and many other team members that helped make this film, the inspiring SOS film via boxed messages was surely a success.
Inspiring SOS Films
Michael Cina's Creative Boxed Messages Show You How You Can Save People
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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