It’s been roughly 30 years since the desktop computer revolutionized graphic design. Before then, going to print required elaborate studios filled with experimental machines and carefully prepared paste-up boards. Type and image were brought together by hand, and people actually did math (yeah, math!) to construct their layouts.

It was arduous work, constantly evolving with the times and wonderfully captured in the feature-length documentary Graphic Means, exploring design production of the 1950s - 1990s, from linecaster to photo-composition and paste-up to pdf.

Join us for a special screening of this limited-distribution film at Studio Movie Grill!

• Learn (or reminisce) about old-school print production
• Enjoy food and beverages delivered to your movie seat
• Remember that there was actually a time before computers

Schedule:
6:30-7:00 P.M.: Get there early to get the good seats!
7:00-9:00 P.M.: Show time!

Parking:
SMG will validate parking tickets for up to 4 hours in the self-parking area of the EpiCentre parking deck. This parking area can be accessed from Trade or 4th Streets. Please note: EpiCentre parking attendants may request payment prior to entry on certain evenings without advance warning. SMG is unable to provide cash payment to patrons who have prepaid so please inquire with the parking attendants prior to utilizing the EpiCentre garage.

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