influential film posters

One Missed Call poster

In yesterdays lesson I set for our group a homework task to think of a similiar idea which was most clevely put together in the above for the fil One Missed Call. At a first glance you are most obviously presented a large face smiling who is on a cell phone however that is not all you can see. If you look closer as the eyes of the large face, they are in fact two of the same person's mouth and nose. This other person almost looks in agony. I believe it is a fantastic touch to the editing of the poster and very well put together. I feel our poster has potential to be just as could and brightly put together if we take the time out and put forward our efforts to have a good long think of a creation of our own which links brilliantly with our story and film Childhood.
I very much like how the title is not situated at the very top of the poster- this would be most predictable. If you review our practice posters for Childhood, the layour is similiar as I almost prefer it. As a group, the sentence placed at the very top of our poster, we decided to link it to our film the best we could so it gave us no choice but to think of no better other than to use a title from our very own trailer. This way, an audience member is most likely to notice this when viewing our film trailer and will automatically link back to when they say our promotion poster.

(Tayler)

Shutter poster

With no disagreements nor altercations, our initial reaction was to realise we have many photographs of our own that we have filmed as props from a photo album in our trailer. And with these photos we could produce a poster similiar using the idea that the back ground is a photo collage. This would be sensible to create for great reasons; it will take less time as we have the essentials needed to perform this edit.

(Tayler)

Mirrors poster

We could easily produce something similiar to this proffesional poster as we have a brilliant close up, rule of thirds picture of Katie's eyes (the actress of the main character in our film) which could look as creepy as this yet not as terrofying so I would suggest we should take another improved picture of her eyes if we wish to take forward this idea in pratice.

(Tayler)

Rec poster

The Last House on the Left poster

We have decided, having looked closely and in detail at each poster we research individually, to take this design to practice. The layout is simple yet intriguing. I contributed to change it slightly to place the title underneath the image instead of the way this poster presents it as the very top, and my team mates agreed. Reason being just to simply mix it up a little and experiment.

(Tayler)

Identity poster

I, aswell as Georgia and Becky, am most interested in this poster as it pays close attention to detail. If you look close enough you identify a face gasping in the palm of the hand, and the fingers are in actual fact what looks to be people. These tight edits that are purposely made not to be extremely clear, make the poster that little bit better. Editing and attention to detail is crucial. Put all our efforts into perspective, I believe we can produce a good presentable promotion peice. 

(Tayler)

Bam poster

The obvious reason why we liked the promotion peice is simply because we have the props that we filmed in our teaser trailer that are included in this poster for the film Bam. If we put this poster design idea to practice the photos that are lit in the spotlights reflected and directed downwards from the film title are easy for us to do just that as we would use our photos from the album we used as a prop in our teaser.