Monday, 6 December 2010
Tuesday, 16 November 2010
Thursday, 14 October 2010
Music/Soundtrack
Half way through the planning of making the trailer the college were informed that we could not use music in our trailers that is copyrighted. The plan was to have permission from the artist or record label to be able to use their music but it would now look better if we make the music ourselves or record it by an unsigned band/artist so i will be using Garage Band to make my own music for my trailer, i do not have much experience yet on Garage band but i have tried it out for my promotion video for some experience that should help me when making my final piece.
Monday, 27 September 2010
Tuesday, 21 September 2010
Own fonts and logos
The following fonts i have chosen from dafont.com, i typed in the word(s) i wanted to translate in their fonts and looked through the categories such as 'horror' 'handwriting' and 'distorted'.
I like this style as it looks handwritten from a young child, but it has also been gone over again which gives it a strange kind of texture and it looks like the little girl Rosie could have written it.
I like this font as it is spread out like a typewriter and stands out well as it is plain and bold.
This font is my favorite choice at the moment as it looks handwritten by a child, its bold and eye catching and it also matches the horror genre.
This font would stand out well at the end of a film trailer on a plain background, it looks like it has been scratched which matches the horror genre and the theme of the film. The big bold font would stand out well and be memorable to the audience at the end of a trailer so that they remember the name of the film.
The above images i have found on the internet, including the fonts i used. I put them together using Photoshop and as i thought it wasn't original using the images exactly as i found them so i began to learn to edit them and make them look like a totally different product.
Above is a rough drawing of my film poster and what i hope it could look like although it may turn out differently when i get editing and putting it together using Photoshop. I thought i would keep the design quite simple and have a lot of focus on the title of the film to make the audience remember it. I also wanted the image quite distant as i do not want anything given away, i think a shot of the characters is enough, i want the audience to wonder what happens to them just by taking a glance at the poster, i want it stand out and capture them.
I like this style as it looks handwritten from a young child, but it has also been gone over again which gives it a strange kind of texture and it looks like the little girl Rosie could have written it.
I like this font as it is spread out like a typewriter and stands out well as it is plain and bold.
This font is my favorite choice at the moment as it looks handwritten by a child, its bold and eye catching and it also matches the horror genre.
This font would stand out well at the end of a film trailer on a plain background, it looks like it has been scratched which matches the horror genre and the theme of the film. The big bold font would stand out well and be memorable to the audience at the end of a trailer so that they remember the name of the film.
The above images i have found on the internet, including the fonts i used. I put them together using Photoshop and as i thought it wasn't original using the images exactly as i found them so i began to learn to edit them and make them look like a totally different product.
Above is a rough drawing of my film poster and what i hope it could look like although it may turn out differently when i get editing and putting it together using Photoshop. I thought i would keep the design quite simple and have a lot of focus on the title of the film to make the audience remember it. I also wanted the image quite distant as i do not want anything given away, i think a shot of the characters is enough, i want the audience to wonder what happens to them just by taking a glance at the poster, i want it stand out and capture them.
Monday, 13 September 2010
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