Has cabin fever taken hold? You’ve followed the guidelines so far. A small gathering in the garden wouldn’t hurt, would it? Stop right there! Thinking about bending the rules is only natural, but social distancing and mask-wearing must be taken seriously. Stay at home with a good film instead.
To help drive the message home, Dopa Solutions has re-imagined five popular movie posters for the age of Coronavirus. Dopa deals with serious topics like the fear of going outside, anxiety, and the fear of public speaking, and each movie poster has been designed with these topics in mind.
Movie posters designed by Dopa Solutions help re-imagine the age of coronavirus anxiety
Dopa Solutions developed these creative poster designs as alternative movie PSAs to help push public safety messages during the COVID-19 pandemic. The company strongly believes that the guidelines for staying home, social distancing, and wearing masks in public need to be taken seriously.
All the posters are based on psychological dramas or thriller movies covered extensively on their website. Although these are troubling times, the company tried to make the images fun but with a serious message.
The company also has more updated info about claustrophobia, agoraphobia, fear of crowds, and OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder), including information and advice on how to deal with self-isolation and anxiety due to COVID-19. Each poster has a theme they represent, with a message behind it.
Check out the movie posters below.
The Jaws poster represents fear of crowds, animal phobias, and fear of open water while the Joker one focuses on psychological trauma and delusion.
The Black Swan poster represents agoraphobia and OCD. The King’s Speech poster theme is about the fear of public speaking.
The Usual Suspects poster symbolizes psychopathic behaviour vs. being conscientious of public safety.
The coronavirus has affected over 211 countries and territories including 2 international conveyances. The number of infected cases is estimated at 3,248,042 as of this reporting date with 229,313 recorded deaths, and 1,016,978 of those considered to have recovered from the virus.
Uganda had confirmed 81 infections with no deaths reported yet with 52 recoveries as of this reporting date. A breakdown of this statistic includes 53 Ugandans, one Canadian, one Indian resident, two Chinese, two Burundians, nine Kenyans, and 13 Tanzanians.
About 15,000 people have been tested in Uganda and were found to be negative for coronavirus. We must do our best to follow the quarantine guidelines to protect ourselves and our loved ones from getting infected with the coronavirus. Remember to always wash your hands too with soap.
Which of the posters above did you find more appealing to you? Let us know through the comments section.
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