The document discusses the pre-production process for a movie poster. It includes researching existing film posters for inspiration on fonts, color schemes, and photography styles. The initial poster design is shown, featuring a bold title and central image. A risk assessment was also conducted since photography took place at an old building, identifying potential harms like fallen debris and how to prevent them, such as wearing protective gear.

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Pre production

2. z Mood board
research
When deciding on things like fonts and
colour schemes I collected samples of film
posters which I think have unique colour
schemes and fonts that stand out. I sldo
think the photogrophy of these posters are
very good as I liked the idea of the main
antagonist/idea being at the center of the
poster instead of just the title in bold which I
have seen other posters do like saw which
doesn’t appeal to me.

3. z
Drawing/initial
designs
To begin with this was the first
drawing I produced, and this
was the first poster design I
had. I really liked this design as
it has the necessary
components for it to be
successful like a bold title and
a centre image. As you can
see, I took a picture of the
building that is fairly similar to
the drawing I had created.

4. z
Side by side comparison of first draft to
fully completed poster

5. z
Production
schedule
For the creation of this
poster, I drafted up an
easy-to-read production
schedule in a notebook to
carry around with me that
allows me to keep on top of
things I needed to
complete to stay on
schedule.

6. z
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Risk assessment
As we are working in and around an
old building a risk assessment had to
be carried out to ensure the safety of
the people involved in this project
risk cause prevention
Possible harm
to
photographer
Fallen debris/
unsafe and
uneven
ground
Ensure you
are aware of
your
surroundings
and wear
protective gear
where needed
Damage to
equipment
Limited
visibility and
uneven
ground
Ensure you
have a source
of light and be
conscious of
your
surroundings
Damage to the
building
Human error Respect old
items you may
find around the
building and
don’t touch or
use anything
you find unless
needed.