Development of my horror teaser poster
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This document summarizes the development process for a horror film teaser poster. The creator used a creepy background photo of an old house. A central image of a scared girl was edited in black and white in front of the house to look alone and scared. Dark clouds were added behind the house to make it look more sinister. The creator experimented with fonts to find one that was bold with a scary edge. Credits and a JLA Productions trademark were added to give the poster a professional look.
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The document analyzes and describes the process of creating a horror movie poster. The creator was inspired by the poster for the movie Insidious. They edited a photo of one of the protagonists, adjusting colors and effects to make her eyes orange and scary. Text was added including the title, tagline, release date, and production company logos. Formatting and effects were applied to make the text stand out. The final poster uses a black, white, and orange color scheme to be intriguing while representing the horror genre.
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- Feedback also noted some areas for improvement, like certain camera shots being less direct and a longer gap between the murder and start of the film.
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- 1. Development of my Horror Teaser Poster
- 2. The Original photo I have used this photo for the background of my poster, with using Photoshop I will be able to create a basis for the main figure daisy.
- 3. The posters main Picture I will use this picture as my central image, in front of the creepy house in the picture above.
- 4. Background This background will be put behind the house to give the poster a more scary and sinister look. Clouds are also the sign of something to come, therefore this will make the viewer feel as if, there is someone or something going to hurt this girl in the poster.
- 5. JLA PRODUCTIONS For a more professional look on my poster, as well as the trailer I created a trademark to show that it is my own trailer, that I have created. I have done this with the intention that it will be a well know trademark, like 20th centaury fox.
- 6. The final teaser Poster I went through many different fonts First of all I have cut the house The tag line insinuates that, someone in Photoshop, but I did not feel any and have tried to make it look or something is watching the person in of them suited my film. I then used even more old and spooky than the poster, I feel that this acts as a cliff the website da font and I think, I before than the original picture. found the font I was looking for. A hanger because people who look at the I have used the clone stamp tool slightly destroyed, but bold font that poster now want to know who will be the green moss on the roof, to has a scary edge to it. watching. make the building look older. I The image in the center of the have also used the sharpen tool, magazine the girl has been edited to sharpen all of the edges of through many different ways. the house, to make it stand out Firstly I have changed the brightness down and the contrast from the cloud. up, the effect I was trying to create is that she is alone and scared. This The clouds behind the house have is why she is in black and white, had further editing, I have dimmed the contrast makes this point the brightness of the clouds to make stand out to the audience more. I them look more suspicious. have also taken away the bracelets she was wearing but left her watch on the hand. I thought the bracelets took away the scary I have put the credits as well element, but the watch as the trademark stamp JLA complimented it looking a bit like a handcuff. Furthermore I have used productions, and the the quick selection tool, in certificate 18 symbol to Photoshop and highlighted as well make my poster look as darken different points on the professional. image. This gives a more unnerving