I want to do a photoshoot for this poster in the photography studio, using our film actors rather than a screengrab of our filming, as I feel this will give the poster a more professional feel.
I want the picture of the protagonist centred, with him looking straight into the camera, an awkward, worried look on his face to reveal to the audience the qualities of his character (bizarre, strange, nervous etc)
I then want to superimpose onto this image many images of the female protagonist, which the male is infatuated with. I want to use Photoshop to paste many images of her in different positions all around him, looking at him, interacting with him... This will give the illusion that there are many of her everywhere, to sort of symbolise that she is everywhere to him.
I then want to place the title for the film directly above this image, with the actors names and reviews on the right hand side, and the 'smallprint' at the bottom.
Ok - this is a good description. Could you use the scanner here in the editing suite, or draw and take a photo using your phone? We need something visual here soon. Next, decide on the finer details together (sit at the screen together), and then you can produce it.
But where is your poster research? You need to do at least 1 from the lesson (you missed part of that), and at least 2 others each. See my blog and look at other blogs linked from mine or Andrew's.
Ok - this is a good description. Could you use the scanner here in the editing suite, or draw and take a photo using your phone? We need something visual here soon. Next, decide on the finer details together (sit at the screen together), and then you can produce it.
ReplyDeleteBut where is your poster research? You need to do at least 1 from the lesson (you missed part of that), and at least 2 others each. See my blog and look at other blogs linked from mine or Andrew's.
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