Monday, 12 April 2010
Analysis of our Final film Poster
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Labels: Analysis, Cain, Film Poster research
Friday, 9 April 2010
Sunday, 14 March 2010
Potential film Posters unveiled
Final Poster Presentation
Here we came up with five film posters all with potential. We are now leaving it to the audience to decide which poster they find more appealing, then we shall choose our final film poster.
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Labels: Film Poster research, five
Friday, 5 February 2010
Film Poster research
For a couple of weeks now, I have undertaken thourough film Poster research; I have been looking at the internet which has become a valuable resource for my research, I looked at google images and IMP awards; this has given me confidence into making a compelling film poster:
To produce a successful film poster:
>It should have the main focus being emphasised on the image which stands out on the poster.
> include the following: actors, producers, directors, production companies, distribution companies, photgraphers, music producers, film name and release date (I must add that not all of the film posters I looked at had all the above e.g. sequels to Big Blockbuster films, this is because many people will know most of the information prior to the release, the selling point in this case would be the image)
> The theme of the poster reflects the title of the film
>The font should also reflect the theme of the film
> Many new films had quotations from critics or newspapers, this was done to entice skeptical or potential customer to go to the cinema to watch their films.
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Labels: Film Poster research
Tuesday, 2 February 2010
Poster ideas
Me and my colleagues are now thinking of potential poster ideas which is proving to be very productive, we came up with many ideas which could be our final product. The first part of our session included browsing on the Internet to look at other film posters, two posters caught my eye which was wolfman and phone booth; both film were thrillers similar to ours but one aspect I was very interested in was that both poster showed a person/persons looking terrified which we will indeed look to imitate for our own posters.
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Labels: Film Poster research