Illustrators' art at the International Vintage Poster Fair

Описание: (2 Nov 2011) SHOTLIST
LENGTH: 5.21
San Francisco, California, USA - October 21, 2011
1. Various of vintage posters advertising BOAC and Quantas, Kelloggs, Canadian Pacific, Hamburg Amerika Linie, American President Lines, Alaska
2. Wide of people in the Galerie Documents area
3. Mid of woman at stall in Galerie Documents
4. Zoom out from sign reading (English): "Galerie Documents Paris France"
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Mireille Roman, owner of Galerie Documents in Paris:
"Whatever makes a poster valuable is a good image. What is also very, very important in the pricing is the condition. Some posters can be very, very, very rare, very had to find, because they have not been printed to a big quantity or because they have not been saved well. And if you find an example of such a piece in perfect condition, of course then the price can be very, very, very high."
6. Close of the corners of posters with prices
7. Mid of poster dealer talking to customer
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Lisa Kwon, collector, from Albany California, vox pop:
"I started collecting vintage posters, just running into it at a home show. They were flipping posters and I just couldn't help but watch."
9. Mid of people browsing posters
10. Tilt up poster display
11. Mid of David Pollack showing poster
12. David Pollack, owner of David Pollack Vintage Posters:
"The Poster Fair is great because it's the only opportunity in the world to see every to see every period - art nouveau, art deco, mid Century, modern - all in one room. Every field of posters - meaning travel, advertising, military, sports - there's something for everybody. The beauty of posters is that there's something for everybody."
15. Close of hand holding poster
16. Close of hands demonstrating poster mount
17. Pan right of collectors and dealers
18. Close of Rambler Bicycles poster
19. Close over the shoulder of Laura Gold flipping through poster book
20. SOUNDBITE (english) Laura Gold, owner and director of the Park South Gallery at Carnegie Hall:
"They were used only to be put up on the walls. They were rained and snowed on, and by the end of the week another poster was put on top of it. So it doesn't matter what the print run was, it only matters how many survived two World Wars. Which means they were never used on the walls. Which means it could be a sample in the printer's estate, it could be in the artist's estate, it could be in the theatre manager's estate, it could be in the entertainer's estate. Sometimes there were 50 printed and you have 40 left over because they never used them, and sometimes you could have a thousand printed and there's not one left. "
Oakland, California, USA - September 23, 2011
21. Mid of sign reading (English): "Oakland Museum of CA (California)"
22. Mid of Lincoln Cushing looking at posters in museum
23. Various of Cushing flipping through copies of posters from new collection
24. SOUNDBITE (English) Lincoln Cushing, cataloguer at the Oakland Museum of California:
"What you'll find, in these exhibitions that generally have a commercial nature, are posters that are usually quite beautiful. They are wonderful posters about wines, or travel, or sporting events or something like that. And that represents what most people think of as the poster market. But there's a lot of other posters that exist. And that's the posters that we're working with here at the Oakland Museum of California - posters that have a historical basis, that don't really have a commercial basis."
25. Various of Cushing looks at posters
26. SOUNDBITE (English) Lincoln Cushing, cataloguer at the Oakland Museum of California:
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