Stay Scared
George A. Romero Foundation
When George Romero’s Night of the Living Dead premiered on October 1, 1968 in Pittsburgh, PA, he gave moviegoers something to scream about. And introduced the zombie movie genre to the world.
George A. Romero Foundation (GARF) honors the filmmaker’s many contributions through educational programs and scholarships, archives, screenings and events. To support it all, GARF needed an unforgettable, haunting brand.
Red House was up for the challenge. After all, when you live in the Birthplace of the Zombie, working on anything related to George Romero is a thrill.
The new logo led to a new identity kit, including business cards utilizing archival footage, stationary and envelopes. Romero’s signature, “Stay Scared,” became part of the message.
Romero Lives Poster Series
When the George A. Romero Foundation hosted a heart-pounding, blood-curdling Film Festival in 2019, Red House produced a series of limited edition posters to support their fundraising efforts.
For the love of Horror
GARF Valentine’s Day cards were sure to make even the bravest heart flutter.
Hang In There
Gruesome bus and light rail installations grabbed riders’ attention and drove them to the website.
Romero Lives Poster Series
When the George A. Romero Foundation hosted a heart-pounding, blood-curdling Film Festival in 2019, Red House produced a series of limited edition posters to support their fundraising efforts.
Creepshow 40th Anniversary
To create more fundraising opportunities for GARF, Red House designed a series of enamel pins for the 40th anniversary of Creepshow.
Image Ten Wesbite
Image 10 is the original production company of the Night of the Living Dead. Their website, designed by Red House, is the place to go for licensing, movie info and archives, current events, and gear.
