• US$200

• 33 designs

• 12 designers

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Logo Design Brief

I am doing a cable TV series for Netflix whereby we sit in a chair over a grave, attach what looks like an iPhone to the headstone, and using a microphone attached to the iPhone actually "interview" the dead person. Since we are sitting on their grave the show is called "Over My Dead Body." So for purposes of business cards, letterhead, etc., I would like a small headstone that says Over My Dead Body .tv (maybe one word on each line) and something to indicate what the show is about. Like a small director's chair to one side of the headstone and a microphone attached to it. It's a talk show where we interview famous dead people. We'll have guest hosts and people doing voiceovers of the interviewee(s). Like we'll interview Princess Diana, the Beatles, Winston Churchill, Babe Ruth, Janis Joplin, the 1962 Yankees, the cast of "I Love Lucy," we'll cook on a George Foreman grill with Julia Child, we'll talk with Norman Schwartzkoff about how to battle ISIS, etc. Steve Jobs will show us how to set up our iPhone, Marilyn Monroe will answer our questions about JFK, we'll sing with Whitney Houston. You get the picture? The website we'll create is called overmydeadbody.tv -- so that should be on written on the headstone logo. I'm sure you get the picture!!! Thank you so much for your help!!!

Target Market(s)

worldwide

Industry/Entity Type

Tv

Logo Text

Over My Dead Body .tv

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Font styles to use

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Look and feel

Each slider illustrates characteristics of the customer's brand and the style your logo design should communicate.

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Requirements

Must have

• microphone must have wire connecting it to headstone! It's as if we came up with a small iPhone that attaches to the headstone and a microphone is connected to that with a wire. In other words, we have finally come up with a way to talk to dead people! Also, the headstone should have .tv on it. Perhaps one word per line?
  Over
  My Dead
  Body
  .tv

Nice to have

• Maybe a spotlight on a tripod to one side, and the director's chair to the other. We must know from the logo that someone sits on the chair, picks up the mic and interviews the dead person as he's sitting over their grave!