Apple's streaming platform Apple TV+ is undoubtedly one of the most interesting services Applu in recent years. Although the amount of content does not yet match that of giants such as Netflix, Hulu or HBO, it has managed to attract millions of fans around the world thanks to the sophistication and originality of the individual films. The series are generally praised by critics, who did not hesitate to give the works high ratings. And it is no wonder, because behind each series are talented artists who try to show the community what creative work entails through workshops.
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Seminars Today at Apple are held in Apple Storearound the world and it is no wonder that service will also become one of the main topics Apple TV+, which has charmed fans and reviewers alike. The Apple company wants to combine the useful with the pleasant, through a series of workshops Apple TV+ iPad Poster, where fans will learn detailed information about the work of the artists behind each series. In particular, posters and promotional materials, which significantly contribute to whether a film will break through, attract attention and stand out from the competition. Of course, the workshops will also serve as an opportunity to demonstrate the creative potential hidden in the iPad Pro and pencils Apple PencilSo it's definitely an interesting way to give fans a behind-the-scenes look at the production of marketing materials.
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The first two seminars will take place from January 6th to February 18th, but they will only be held at select locations. The main ones include the apple store on Michigan A.venue, where the workshop will take place on January 14th and will be hosted by artists Justin Erickson and Paige Reynolds of Phantom City Creative. They will offer viewers the opportunity to create a poster based on the sci-fi series For All Mankind. A similar event will also be held in Carnegie Library on January 28th, where illustrator Marie Bergeron will host a workshop, drawing inspiration from The Morning Show and Servant. She will reveal the secrets of composition and color that are often overlooked. Let's see what Apple more to come, but it is certainly not the first such initiative. The company was already involving the community in the events of last year.
