Art Direction, Magazine of Visual Communication, Vol XX, 11, February 1969

Content includes:
TV & FILM DIRECTIONS
What’s best
Seen & Noted
“Quick Cuts” (TV Trade News)
Cinema verité is hotter, Gene Plotnik
Thoughts on the Mini-Movie, Murray Duitz
“Point-of-View”, W. D. Doner Co.
PRINT DIRECTIONS
Just Breaking
What’s best
Seen & Noted
Prop Art, Faith Garrett
Line art picks up
NEWS & VIEWS
Letters
Calendar
Business
Linofilm operation, Don Finck
Late News
Regional News
Book Reviews
Cover Designer – Billy Apple
NEWS
TRADE TALK
SPECIAL REPORT
Psychographics: the mind set, Steve Frankfurt
SOUND DIRECTIONS
High speed sound, Tony Schwartz
Applied rhythm, Clay Pitts
PACKAGING DIRECTIONS
Eurostar awards versatile containers
Concept: Spatini’s continuing message
MODEL DIRECTIONS
Today we improvise! Barbara Claman
COPY DIRECTIONS
Jeremy Gury on the cliché

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Art Direction
Art Direction was an American magazine showcasing campaigns, advertising, and design practice.

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Art Direction, Magazine of Visual Communication, Vol XX, 11, February 1969
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