Video

To promote the release of two action/adventure movies in video stores. Display was required to allow distinct space for each film, with a "walk-around" concept that would encourage people to walk around the display.

To inform the target customer in the video rental store of the availability of Walt Disney's original animated classic "Robin Hood." The light thief effect on the mobile gives the illusion of a lighted sign.

"L.A. Story" standee features film's star Steve Martin on roller skates and a billboard sign with the title in flashing lights.

"Spider-less" display for Hollywood Pictures Home Video's "creature feature" is designed to emphasize the film critics' praise for the movie when it was first released theatrically.

Rubik's cube of P-O-P displays, this video merchandiser allows shoppers to build a different person on each side from body parts of stars of movie.

Haunted house countertop or ceiling-hung display announces availability of "The Amityville Curse" at video retailers.

Elektra Records' display featured singles from singer Anita Baker's album. Corrugated countertop unit gave space to 45 rpm discs, CD-3 discs, and single play tape cassettes. More than 2,500 of the displays were placed in music stores and other outlets. Thomson-Leeds, New York

Paper grocery sacks were used by video producer as new medium to carry three-color sales message to audience for a line of animated children's videos.