Final Film Magazine Design - Questionnaire Responses

Final Film Magazine Design - Questionnaire

Final Poster Design - Questionnaire Responses

Final Poster Design - Questionnaire

Below, is a screenshot of questions I plan to ask my target audience regarding my three final poster designs.

Final Film Magazine Cover Designs

 First Design

Second Design

Third Design

Main Image For Film Poster and Film Magazine - Photoshop Development

Above, is the original image I took of the main image needed for both film magazine and film poster.

After erasing the oven hob surface from the picture, I was left with the feather.

Due to the density of the horror blood on the feather, some of the blood seeped through to the hob surface. When the image was taken, the flash picked up where the feather has stuck onto the glass leaving the colouring of the blood uneven looking almost black.

Film Poster Design - Final Earphone Design

Below, is the original photo taken from my home of earphones. Using the remaining amount of horror blood, I added a couple of droplets onto the earphone surface. The reason I have chosen to have earphones as the main image on one of the two movie poster designs for my media products is due to the fact that, one of the symptoms of my film is the loss of hearing. Not only do we use earphones to hear music through various devices but, having blooded earphones ultimately creates an enigma making the consumer wanting to find out more information as to why the earphones have a blood spatter on them.

Film Poster Design - Final Feather Design

Poster Development

Both preliminary poster designs have been hand drawn and are subject to change depending on what best conveys across the horror genre. For now, I have chosen a white background as I feel as though simplicity is key for a film poster; personally, I feel as though if I place many images and graphics on my poster, it will deter away from what I am trying to promote essentially. Moreover, having a basic layout of title, tagline, billing block, release date and social networking links will encourage the audience to search for the answers via the social networking links provided at the bottom right corner.

Preliminary Poster Designs - Earphones and Feather

Both preliminary poster designs have been hand drawn and are subject to change depending on what best conveys across the horror genre. For now, I have chosen a white background as I feel as though simplicity is key for a film poster; personally, I feel as though if I place many images and graphics on my poster, it will deter away from what I am trying to promote essentially. Moreover, having a basic layout of title, tagline, billing block, release date and social networking links will encourage the audience to search for the answers via the social networking links provided at the bottom right corner.