Thursday, 11 February 2010

My poster Idea (By Jordan Evans)





This is my poster idea for the film, i think that it is simple yet eye catching to the audience, and i think that the target audience, that we set the film for would pick it up and have a look because it has an interesting cover, and it also includes reviews from 2 well known newspapers. I created this though two separate images on photo shop. We took this image of Beki henstock stood behind a frosted and wet bus stop glass and edited the colour and gave it a blur effect, i think it looks quite effective. I thought it would fit well with the feel of the film, if i took an image of a girl and put her so she looked like she was behind glass, i also got this idea from the most recent bat man film where the Joker is looking through a steamy window, i think its really dramatic and give a sad feel to the overall film. As you can see i have included a release date also two logos of which channels that the poster will be screened on, they are channel four and film four, after water shed. I decided not to put on a time that the film will be coming onto the tv as it is not at the release date yet and it will be advertised about the time when it comes closer to the date in September. The tag line is underneath the release date, i think that this should be further up, as the date draws attention away from the tag line as its small and should be located underneath the title of the film, so the audience can see it properly, where the tag line is now, that is where the small print should be if it was a film poster, things included such as production company's ect. i got the idea from the poster of Bad man which is shown below, as you can see there are some similar elements in the poster which i have decided to keep in, but the bad man poster puts across a sort of horror feel which i did not want to incorporate into my poster as the film we are doing is a Drama and it would not fit, so i decided to take the horror edge off the idea and i incorporated the rest into my own.







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