ideas work

This is the first attempt of drawing the title of my poster, it worked out better than i thought, because i thought i wasn't going to fit it all on one page. I researched which font i wanted to use which would draw peoples attention to the poster.

I then made progress by sketching some more images, the first one i did was the figure coming in from the right side of the page, i did that to show what type of object/figure i wanted. I then drew the person in the middle looking scared and possessed, with a board game in front of him to enthersize the aim of the poster.




After doing that i then included 3 people like figures on the left side of the page kind of looking at the possessed person like they are scared.

I scetched out my poster so i could get a basic idea of what i wanted to do on photoshop, a few things were changed around but it is basically the same idea as what i sketched out on my finished poster. 

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Proposal for poster.

    Emily Vale.
30^TH September.                             
Proposal for graphics.

Format and Medium;
My print movie poster will be A4 size, but I will have to make sure it is in high res because it may be blown up to fit on an ad shell, or a billboard. It will be big enough for many people to see/read and will draw everybody’s attention.

Sector;
the poster I will be publishing will be for the marketing of a film, this poster can be published in magazines, on billboards and other types of advertisements. A film poster is very important, because that’s what the audience looks at and chooses weather to watch it or not, therefore the film poster will have to look very intriguing to attract the audience.

Working title;
My title of my film is ‘triskaidekaphobia’. The title for the film/poster is very important, it gives connotations of what the film is going to be about, for example in a horror film there is normally ghost and dark colors on the poster. On a horror movie poster the title is normally in a black or red writing, with a particular font.

Genre;
My genre of film will be a supernatural horror, I have chose this because it appeals to the audience I am pitching my poster to. It is also very entertaining and will make people want to watch it.

Intended audience and age;
The age of this film will be 16+ I have chose this age because the teenagers are able to understand the film and what’s happening, and it isn’t to scary for them. My target audience will be for male and female, who have an interest in horror movies.

Summary of content;
4 innocent teenagers decide to play a board game; they have no idea of the consequences. Every time they land on the dreaded number 13 a demon makes its way into their bodies and takes control, tragic things start to happen and the only way to get it out is by rolling the number 7, but each turn the demon becomes more powerful and begins to manifest inside the ‘host’ and if it isn’t completed within 5 turns then the person will never go back to normal.

Summary of style;
As my film is a supernatural horror the poster will be dark, it will have 4 teenagers around the board game and a figure what you cant quite make out in the background what is making its way into one of the normal bodies to take control. It makes the poster/film feel rather edgy, dark, and has a big effect on the audience.

Legal and ethical considerations;
The film trailer will be on after 9pm on the TV, The film poster will be suitable for all ages because it will be published on the side of buses and billboards. It will be suitable for everybody and will not be racist, sexist and will not offend any sort of people.