2. moodboard
A lot of my inspiration comes
from other fantasy posters.
I really liked the colour
scheme for these posters,
which is mainly golden
browns and darker blues. We
associate dark blues with
mystery and magic, also with
adventure and intelligence.
With colours like golden
browns and reds, we think of
bravery and friendship,
these colours also represent
loyalty.
3. The background will be a very dark shade of blue,
it will be dark but not so dark so you cant see the
silhouette of the main character. The sparkles
coming from his wand will be a lighter shade of
blue, as well as the title. The reason I have chosen
the colour blue is because it represents loyalty,
responsibility and adventure, which is helpful since
my movie is a fantasy.
The reason I have had the main
character on this poster have his
back to the audience is because
we don’t know who he is yet, him
and his character are a mystery
to us at the moment. On the
other hand, I have his head
turned to the audience almost
like he is waiting for us to
accompany him on his upcoming
adventure.
On the other two posters
the background will also
be black, to create a
sense of mystery again.
I think it will be effective if we
have the character on this poster
facing towards the audience instead
of facing away- I think this will be a
good way of reflecting her
personality and how she and the
closed off main character are
different.
first
poster
third
poster
second
poster
4.
5. These are my favourite fonts I have chosen from DaFont. I think they will fit my movie
perfectly since curly, tall types of font is mainly associated with magic and fantasy
movies, like Enchanted or Harry Potter.
6. photography: main poster
photo shot type orientation description location int/ext models equipment
Main
character
Over the
shoulder,
mid shot.
Portrait. Main character
holding a wand in
his left hand with
his back to the
audience, but head
turned to the
side.
In a studio,
black
background.
Interior. Male friend
or my dad.
Tripod,
camera, a
wand looking
object.
second poster
photo shot type orientati
on
description location int/ext models equipment
Side
character
Mid shot portrait Side character facing
the audience also
holding a wand, her
face isn’t visible
apart from her
smirking mouth.
In a studio Intetior A female
friend or my
sister.
Tripod,
camera and a
wand.
7. type of graphic
colour description
how will it be
created /
obtained
GRAPHIC 1 Film 4 logo Black/white Bottom right
corner
Google images
GRAPHIC 2 title Dark blue Bottom middle dafont
GRAPHIC 3 15 certificate Red Bottom left
corner
google
graphics: main poster
type of graphic
colour description
how will it be
created /
obtained
GRAPHIC 1 Film 4 logo Black/white Bottom right
corner
Google images
GRAPHIC 2 title dark blue Bottom middle dafont
GRAPHIC 3 15 certificate Red Bottom left
corner
Google images
graphics: second poster
8. type of graphic
colour description
how will it be
created /
obtained
GRAPHIC 1 Film 4 logo White/black Top right corner Google images
GRAPHIC 2 title Dark blue Middle bottom Dafont
GRAPHIC 3 15 certificate Red Top left corner Google images
graphics: third poster
9. location
My home / Cleveland road
Inside
Cleveland road
My number
7
24/7
My home
Over the shoulder mid shots
I have the equipment I need to use and it is
easy to access.
My street, so it is not open to the public.
10. Photography room
Bitterne park secondary school
SO18 1BU
023 8032 5200
Mon-Fri
9-3
School
Mid shot, over the shoulder
I have picked this location since the school has the
equipment I need, and the shots will look better using
professional things like a set and proper camera.
Available
11. Hit by a car Models or
photographer
Dropping
camera
- Taking good
care of
camera
- Adding a
strap to the
camera so it
is safer.
Moderate Telling people
involved to look
out for cars and
leaving the camera
with someone
responsible,
making sure they
take care.
Cleveland road
Courtney M
111
999
Me Laura Moore 07860223605
14. LEGAL AND ETHICAL CONTRAINTS: UNIT 3
TASK 2
LEGAL Define the Term: How issue can be resolved for my poster:
Discrimination: the unjust or prejudicial treatment of
different categories of people,
especially on the grounds of ethnicity,
age, sex, or disability.
my poster does not include any type discrimination.
Copyright: the exclusive and assignable legal right,
given to the originator for a fixed number
of years, to print, publish, perform, film, or
record literary, artistic, or musical material.
I do not have any copyright material.
Intellectual Property Rights The definition of intellectual property
rights is any and all rights associated with
intangible assets owned by a person or
company and protected against use
without consent.
My content is original.
Slander / Libel a published false statement that is
damaging to a person's reputation; a
written defamation.
I am not slandering anything/anyone.
15. 16:00 Photographer sets up equipment.
16:10 Talent begins to get ready. (Changing into black clothing.)
16:30 Shooting begins.
16:50 Shooting ends.
Talent: please wear black clothing.
6 Vale Drive SO184SU
11:10 Photographer sets up camera equipment.
11:20 Photographer sets up other equipment (mirror), and cleans the area.
11:25 Shooting begins
11:35 Shooting ends.
16. location reece risk assessment
- Someone can trip over some
equipment.
- equipment can be ruined if drinks
are spilled.
- If equipment gets wet, someone can
get electrocuted.
- Camera could cause cuts.
- People can trip over
equipment
- Risk of being hit by a
car is increased.
- Young children can
damage camera.
19. The equipment I
used was the Nikon
D3400 camera.
AF-P NIKKIR 18-55mm 1:3.5.6G lens
For my photos I intended my sister to be
the main focus of the shot, so I tried to
make sure there were little objects or
things in the background that will steal the
focus. I didn’t really study on the colours
of the shot, since I thought it would be better to edit the
photos later on to the colour of my liking. For my photos I
made sure that the majority of my sister was in shot so that
it would meet my expectations of my plan.
Since I didn’t use a
tripod to take my
photos, I made sure I
was sturdy and also
made sure I had a lot
of room to move
around. The camera
was on the right
settings and also
carefully packed away
in its bag.
equipment
21. • I got a lot of my
inspiration from fantasy
movie posters like The
Hobbit and Enchanted.
• The main focus of this poster is my
sister, but she is also in the shadows
which reflects her character as
mysterious, we do not yet know her
or her story, which intrigues the
audience as to why she is in the
shadows.
• The main colour scheme of my poster is
blue, which reflects mystery, fun, and
adventure. It is also one of the most
popular colours associated with fantasy
movies.
• I thought the font I used
was very relevant to the
genre of the film. It looks
quite old and the star on
the ‘I’ really reflects the
genre.
• The character is looking over
her shoulder at the audience,
to almost break the third wall
and see if the audience is
coming along with her on the
journey they have yet to
uncover. Her pose and facial
features also add more
mystery onto her character.
• Another addition to the
audience being invited to the
journey is the tagline, “Get
out your wizard hats.” This
is literally telling the
audience to get ready to
come on this adventure.
22. evaluation
How I used photoshop to edit my photos.
I used the selection tool to crop out the talent and drag her to a blank black background and I then
enlarged the image a bit. I also used the paintbrush tool to create shadows on her face by lowering the
opacity. I lowered the brightness to create a sense of mystery and make the poster more appealing to the
audience. I used the crop tool again to crop the backgrounds from the sparkles and magic photos that I
found on google. I edited them onto my poster and lowered the brightness on them to make them look more
realistic. I used the font ‘Magical’ on DaFont and edited it on Picrew to make it the desired colour. I used
this font because it is popularly associated with fantasy films.
How I created meaning in my posters.
I created meaning in my poster by making the main character look over her shoulder to create a sense of
mystery. Her looking over her shoulder suggests that she is waiting for the audience to join her on the
adventure she is about to begin. My poster is simple but also has meaning, since I added little sparkles and
hints of magic on the poster. I didn’t want to make the magic too obvious so it would look more realistic.
How I showed gene and narrative.
I showed narrative in my poster by making the character hold a wand. Obviously, wands are associated with
magic and spells, and the main character holding one in the poster automatically gives it away that she has
something to do with magic. The sparkles around her also support this theory of magic and wizards. My title
‘Bewziard’ is obviously a really big clue.
23. evaluation
How I attracted the audience.
I made sure that my target audience was attracted to my poster, by taking inspiration from
other fantasy movie posters, with the blue and gold colour themes and curly font, and also with
the images I used; eg, the magic, sparkles, magic mirror and wand.
How did you meet client brief requirements?
I met brief requirements by making sure my movie was kept at an age 15 certificate, and adding
the right logos. I also made sure my cast was diverse and I made sure narrative was clear
throughout my posters, and my cast names were clear.
