Wednesday, 30 April 2014

Pictures For My Magazine Cover And Poster!

As soon as the storyboard was designed I then had to go on and actually take the pictures for both the cover and poster. I choose two of my classmates to be my main characters and then took pictures inside so that I could profile shots of their characters to go on my cover and poster.

First I decided to take pictures of both the characters together both side by side and then back to front looking to the side and looking at the camera. I did this because I felt that it could look like dramatic and draw in my target audience.

I then took pictures of them running towards the camera, this was one of my ideas that I had specifically for my film poster. I liked these because it made me feel like I was part of the audience so I thought that it would have that effect on my target audience.

After I took the pictures of them together I then as a last set of pictures I decided to take pictures of them on their own, this was mostly for the magazine cover if I used them. I liked the medium shots I had taken of both the characters as it looked professional and also thought that it suited the style I had thought about for my magazine/poster.



I started by taking pictures of my main character Amy (Sarah Adams) and the pose I wanted for the poster/cover is sort of power like look as if she couldn't be messed with. I did this because I wanted to show that to my audience and then I wanted the character look like she can protect and defend her self.




Then I took pictures of my other main character Sam (Curtis West) and for this pose I wanted it show that he might have a secret and also that he doesn't care what other people think of him. I did this because I wanted to show that he keeps to himself which I feel would be perfect for the audience to see and also keep the same type of pose from my other characters.
















Draft of Storyboard!

Once I had a storyboard plan and a script I then had to come up with a draft storyboard so that I can acturally work out what camera shots I was going to use and what my trailer could like. This was the next stage to making my trailer which was also the most important part of developing my trailer.
Page 1 - The beginning of my trailer which sets the character and the plot up for the audience. I wrote the name of the shot, the camera angle, the effects, the speech and the transitions (I designed my storyboard layout).
Page 2 - The middle of my trailer which introduces the relationship of the two main characters and what
happens to them.

Page 3 - The final part of my trailer which conlcludes what is happening to the characters and also showing the title and release date.