PRINT AT HOMESUPPLY GUIDELINES2018

• TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Print-At-Home Page 3

2. Artwork Specifications Page 4

3. Production Requirements Page 5

4. Artwork Examples Page 6

5. Ticket Logos Page 7

PRINT-AT-HOME

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THE MOST CONVENIENT WAY FOR CUSTOMERS TO RECEIVE TICKETS

Print-at-Home is Ticketmaster’s print at home ticketing solution.

Customers who choose Print-at-Home can choose to print their tickets at any time before the event, from any inkjet or laser printer, in colour or black & white.These customised areas (tiles) provide additional marketing exposure for Ticketmaster clients and can be used for:

• Upselling merchandise or food & beverage• Encouraging uptake of memberships• Displaying event/venue terms and conditions• Displaying event sponsor branding

There are 3 customisable areas on a Print-at-Home ticket. For detailed guidelines on how to supply artwork for these tiles including file sizes and dimensions, please visit Ticketmaster.com.au/StyleGuide

Logos and artwork for Print-at-Home must be supplied as a vector or .png file in full colour. The rendering engine for Print-at-Home requires that the logos be vector or .png format. Any other file types will not pass through.

Acceptable formats include:.eps.png.ai

Logos in the following formats (pixel based artwork) will not be accepted:.bmp .jpg.gif .tiff.jpeg

ARTWORK SPECIFICATIONS

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The following specifications will enable you to design your tiles for Print-at-Home.

Artwork queries or troubleshooting can be directed tomarketing@ticketmaster.com.au

Tile Width Height File Size

File Type Bleed

1.Tile 1 260px 200px 300k eps or png None

2.Tile 2 276px 255px 300k eps or png None

3.Tile 3 260px 200px 300k eps or png None

4.LHT 70px 176px 100k eps or png None

• PRODUCTION REQUIREMENTS

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Artwork (tiles) for Print-at-Home are required to be provided as files idealy no larger than 300kb and saved as either an Illustrator 8 .eps or a 150dpi .png file.

Artwork must cover entire the canvas. Place a white polygon on the underlying layer which covers the artboard dimensions outlined above. Please make sure artwork is trimmed around the edges by using the knife tool (or masking) to ensure artwork does not go beyond the artboard border. See fig 1

In order for your tiles to pass through the Print-at-Home rendering engine smoothly, a summary of guidelines has been put together below.

DODo use vector graphics (points,

lines, curves and polygons).

Do use core system fonts for large amounts of text.These include: Courier, Verdana, Times New Roman, Arial, Georgia.

Do outline fonts if they are part of a logo or tagline.

Do compress text and line art.

DO NOTDo not outline large amounts

of text, this will create lots of ‘points’ in the vector file and increase file size.

Do not embed raster art (jpg, png, bmp etc) into vector art if you are providing an eps. It will massively increase the file size.

Preferred EPS output options

fig .1 make sure tile art is inside the artboard.

• ARTWORK EXAMPLES

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Tile 1

Tile 2

TICKET LOGOS

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Ticket logos must be supplied as a vector file in mono (black and white). As no colour can be printed on hard tickets, it important that you supply the logo with no colour in it.

The rendering engine for ticket logos (TCT/PCI) requires that the logos be vector format. Any other file types will not pass through.

Vector formats include:.eps.ai

Logos in the following formats (pixel based artwork) will not be accepted:.bmp .png.gif .tiff.jpeg, .jpg .psd

Please speak to your Ticketmaster Client Manager for more information.

Vector logo (eps, ai) – retains quality when scaled

{ixel based logo (.jpg, gif) – becomes distorted when scaled

If you have any queries about this document, please feel free to email marketing@ticketmaster.com.au or speak to your Client Manager.

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