Graphic Means: A History of Graphic Design Production (2017)
Before the rise of desktop computers over three decades ago, graphic design relied heavily on manual processes and analog technology. Graphic Means takes viewers on a fascinating journey through this pivotal period, exploring the intricate techniques and tools that defined pre-digital design production. The documentary examines the evolution of the industry, showcasing how various methods were employed to transfer type and imagery onto film and plates, ultimately leading to printed materials. It highlights the changing social dynamics that shaped the graphic design landscape we recognize today.
