Case study 03 / 05
Kiezkino
Posters the volunteers print themselves
A weekly poster system and a tiny ticket site for a neighbourhood cinema with 600 co-owners and no marketing budget.
- Client
- Kiezkino, a 1950s cinema, bought back by its neighbours
- Services
- Campaign, Print system, Website
- Year
- 2025
01
The brief
The cinema had 212 seats, 600 co-owners and no money for advertising. Premieres sold out, but weeknights were half empty, and every poster was a favour from someone's cousin.
02
What we did
We designed a poster system the volunteers can fill in and print on the cinema's own risograph every Monday, in two inks, with no design software. The ticket site does one thing: you pick a seat in two taps and show the screen at the door.
03
What changed
Weeknight screenings now sell out more often than weekends did before, and the posters have become something people collect.
The results
212
seats, booked in two taps
52
posters a year, printed in-house
The poster series
Printed on the studio's risograph in two inks, the way every Nova project starts.
01 · Yellow & Pink
02 · Yellow & Red
03 · Orange & Blue
Kiezkino is a made-up client, like Nova Studio itself. The brief, the work and the numbers are part of a portfolio piece.