The document provides an explanation of design choices for a movie poster inspired by the "One Missed Call" poster. It describes editing the main character's eyes to be red to convey evil, using production companies like those on "One Missed Call", including a short slogan like "Where will the truth lie?", and choosing an unusual font called "I still know" to make the title stand out.

2. On the next slide, there is an image of
the “One Missed Call” poster which we
have used as inspiration when creating
our poster.
Clicking on the words will navigate you
to a different page giving an
explanation of the typical conventions
we have used for that specific section
of the poster. On each individual slide,
click on the arrow to take you back to
the slide with the poster on.

3. Slogan
Main Image
Main Title
Click the arrow
Production Logo’s to see our DVD
cover

4. We really liked the image
used on the poster of „One
Missed Call‟. We liked how
they incorporated a gray
scale image with the
colour red and so we chose
to edit the eyes of the main
character and make them
a dark red colour to
convey a side of evil and to
further suggest the genre
of horror.

5. All posters have the films production
companies and financial partners, like „One
Missed Call‟ has „Kadokawa-Daiei Eiga K.K.‟
where we have used Paramount, Bad Robot
and Spyglass.

6. Most Films have a slogan, like „One Missed
Call‟ has “What will it sound like when you
die?”
Whereas we have used “Where will the truth
lie?”
We chose this as it is short yet effective and
will stick in peoples minds

7. We used a different font to what everyone is used to seeing
on posters. We discovered a website called „dafont‟ which
allowed us to choose from a range of various fonts and we
came across this one that was called „I still know‟. We
thought that as well as the title of the font being rather
ironic, it looked great on our cover. In addition, as in „The
Descent‟ title, we chose to have it in capital letters to make
it stand out more to the audience.

8. This is our Poster