General

Shutterstock Puts Pop Art Spin on Oscar-Nominated Films

Oscar Pop reimagines the posters of the Best Picture contenders

movie posters
Original designs include Little Women by Alex Clem; Ford v Ferrari by Alice Lee; and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood by Ian Calleja.Shutterstock
Headshot of Ian Zelaya
By Ian Zelaya

February 5, 2020

Whether you’re rooting for Little Women or Joker at the Oscars on Sunday, Shutterstock is celebrating all nine best picture nominees by giving them pop art makeovers.

Headshot of Ian Zelaya

Ian Zelaya

Ian Zelaya is an Adweek reporter covering how brands engage with consumers in the modern world, ranging from experiential marketing and social media to email marketing and customer experience.

Recommended videos
Related Articles

Convergent TV

Fast and Furious, Marvel and Bond Highlight Super Bowl Movie Trailers

By Ian Zelaya

Coronavirus

Stella Artois to Fund Wedding for Couple Engaged During Quarantine

By Ian Zelaya

Photo of Michaela Coel

Convergent TV

HBO’s I May Destroy You Campaign Offers Mental Health Resources for Black and Queer People

By Ian Zelaya

one world together at home logo

Coronavirus

Global Citizen Teams With Pepsi for Virtual Concert to Help Those Impacted by COVID-19

By Ian Zelaya

Microlearning
View All


Understanding How Social Values Can Help Brands Build Trust and Make Connections


The Power of Advertising on the Second Screen


Mastering the Art and Science of Subscriber Care


How Publisher Audits Reduce Fraud Risk and Improve ROI

You Might Like


Busting the Myth of “Too Hard” in Advertising

By Oz Etzioni, CEO, Clinch


Want Addressability? Choose Mobile, Not CTV

By Krista Thomas, SVP and Global Head of Marketing, InMobi


These Are the Social Channels That Delivered the Best ROAS Last Year

By Smartly.io


Navigating the Fragmented Identity Landscape in 2022

By Julian Baring, Regional President - Americas, Adform