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Stub, for the press.

The facts, the icon, the wordmark, a card and the app, for writing about Stub. Use them as they are.

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Stub, in a line

Stub is the whole night at the cinema, in one app. See what’s on near you, ask who’s in and book with the cinema, then keep the night as a card designed from the film itself.

To download
Free
App icons, one payment
10
Subscriptions
0

For iPhone. Made by Analogue Industries in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Coming to the App Store

The icon

The golden ticket, light for light pages and dark as it sits on the home screen.

The wordmark

Stub, in Host Grotesk. On its own, or beside the icon as the logo.

A card

Every card is designed from its film. This is The Odyssey’s, as Stub printed it for an opening night in IMAX 70mm.

The OdysseyPNG

The Odyssey’s card: a gold sun over a wine-dark sea, kept at AMC Lincoln Square 13 in IMAX 70mm.

The app

Stub on iPhone, with a drawer made for these pictures from films that played at Event and Rialto in Auckland.

Plan a night for Klara and the Sun, its poster beside it: Thursday’s sessions at Event Queen Street, Rialto Newmarket and Event Newmarket.Planning a night.PNG The viewfinder, its marks settled on the corners of a paper ticket for Pressure at Event Cinemas Queen Street.Scanning a ticket.PNG Street Fighter’s card, just kept: IMAX stamped on its strip, and “Your thirteenth film this year.”A ticket, kept.PNG Klara and the Sun’s card at the press, overprinted in discs and stamped with its date.At the press.PNG The drawer: a brass plate counting 28 stubs at four cinemas since 2019, and 2026’s cards in rows.The drawer, by year.PNG Top Gun: Maverick’s card from May 2022, aged by four years, the light across it.Four years in the drawer.PNG

Using them

  • As they are.

    Don’t redraw, recolour, stretch or crop them, or set Stub in another face.

  • With room.

    Leave space round the icon and the wordmark, at least half the icon’s width.

  • Stub.

    One word, with a capital S.

  • The films.

    Film titles and posters belong to their owners. Stub isn’t affiliated with any film or cinema.

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