Big Film Design

10/07/2026

https://bigfilmdesign.com/posts/matchbox-the-movie

Big cars, big stunts, and a healthy dose of ’90s film magic. Big Film Design created the main and end titles for Matchbox The Movie, bringing classic optical textures and old-school cinematic grit to Mattel’s iconic toy cars.

09/19/2026

Classic lack of design planning. 😂

09/11/2026

https://bigfilmdesign.com/posts/i-tonya

I, Tonya is a 2017 biographical dark comedy that chronicles the life of American figure skater Tonya Harding and explores her connection to the infamous 1994 attack on her rival, Nancy Kerrigan.

09/11/2026

https://bigfilmdesign.com/posts/the-price-of-everything

The Price of Everything is Nathaniel Kahn's Emmy-nominated HBO documentary about art, money, and what happens when one becomes the other.

07/13/2026

Just another Monday at the office.

10/16/2025

Diane Keaton came to our office in the early 90’s for a meeting about a film she was directing. Referred by Woody. We had a revolving darkroom door, very state of the art technology at the time. As soon as she saw it , she cried out, “OMG, you have an Orgasmatron!” Reference to “Sleeper” for you youngsters. Just my personal anecdote about an amazing person who was always awake and aware to everything around her.

09/07/2025

So happy to see these films recognized! Proud of our work in them. But best part is continuing creative partnership with these two brilliant and "empathetic" directors!

The Venice Film Festival is revealing this year's award winners, including the Golden Lion for best film, updating live.

08/28/2025

https://bigfilmdesign.com/posts/drive-away-dolls

BFDs Randy Balsmeyer was Title Designer for this comedy caper, written by Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke.

08/28/2025

https://bigfilmdesign.com/posts/the-smashing-machine

“The Smashing Machine” is Safdie’s feature version of the true story of UFC/MMA fighter Mark Kerr, one of the pioneers of no-holds fighting.

08/28/2025

https://bigfilmdesign.com/posts/in-the-hand-of-dante

“In The Hand Of Dante” is Schnabel’s epic vision of Nick Tosches’ novel of the same name, jumping back and forth between 2000s New York, and 1200s Italy.