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The document discusses choosing a photo for a poster from several options. The author selected the last photo because it showed the mask and knife with blood clearly and had space at the bottom to add text. While earlier photos had issues like distracting backgrounds, unclear props, or being too complex, the final photo looked realistic and gruesome but was also simple with room for additional elements.
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Photo for poster
The document discusses choosing the best photo out of several options to use for a poster. The author considered backgrounds, props visibility, lighting, angles, and space for text in selecting the final image. They ultimately chose the last photo as it was simple but looked frightening, and had enough empty space at the bottom to include a heading and other text for the poster.
Photoshoot plan
The document provides details for additional photoshoots, including shot types, angles, lighting, backgrounds, and positioning. It lists 4 scenarios: 1) a close-up of a model with a mask against a grey wall, 2) items including a mask and knife with clothes in a bag on a plain white background, 3) a mid-shot of a model holding a bloody knife in front of a grey wall, and 4) a long shot of an abandoned church between trees. It notes any unwanted objects or marks can be cloned out of the final images.
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This poster analysis discusses the color scheme, image, tagline, film title, website name, and date line of the movie poster for Paranormal Activity 2. The color scheme is dark with blacks, whites, blues, reds, and yellows to create a gloomy, tense atmosphere. The image shows a baby and dog staring towards a door at night, building anticipation. The exaggerated tagline promises viewers the most terrifying horror experience of the year and sleepless nights. The broken camera effect on the film title matches the surveillance theme. Placement of elements like the website, date, and font sizes are designed for maximum visibility and clarity.
Camera shotlist
The document describes a series of camera shots and angles showing characters Lily, Sam, Tyrone, and others involved in taking drugs, disposing of a body, and being haunted by a ghostly figure. Scenes include Lily taking drugs and collapsing, Sam and Tyrone putting a body in their car and throwing it in a canal, a news report of a missing person, Sam seeing the haunted girl in his bathroom and closet, his girlfriend found dead in bed, and the haunted girl watching Tyrone and smiling creepily at the camera.
Presentation
This document provides details for a short film called "Demented". The film follows a teenage girl named Lily who gets involved with drugs and sex parties. At one party, two drug dealers, Sam and Tyrone, murder Lily and throw her body in a canal. The film raises questions about Lily's innocence and what led to her murder. It includes storyboards that depict Lily's night out and the aftermath of her death, as the film suggests her spirit returns to haunt her killers. The target audience is described as teenagers and young adults interested in thrillers and horror films. Key filming locations mentioned are indoor rooms as well as alleys and canals in Regent's Park to provide an eerie atmosphere.
Presentation
The document provides details about a short horror film called "Demented" including a short synopsis, target audience, key questions, storyboards, and character descriptions. The synopsis involves a girl whose soul is "shredded" after getting involved with sex, drugs and parties, and the question of whether she will seek revenge. The target audience is identified as 15-24 year olds interested in horror films involving sex and drugs. Several storyboard scenes are outlined showing the girl's involvement with drug dealers and their disposal of her body in a canal. Main characters of the girl and two drug dealer boys are described in terms of their backgrounds and appearances. Filming locations will focus on indoor scenes and the canal area of Reg
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This poster is for the film "Blindness" and effectively conveys the theme of blindness through its visual design and elements. The blurred image depicts characters fading from clear to blurred vision. Key details like the actors' names and the tagline "your vision of the world will change forever" provide context without giving away the plot. The minimal color scheme of black and white and use of capitalized sans-serif font create an atmospheric tone that matches the theme of impaired vision.
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- 2. I quite liked the first image however I thought it wouldn’t look good as a poster and also there is a lot to edit such as the bags on the ground, the jeans and the background. The second image I thought was good however it doesn’t show what the model is holding and so I chose the last one as it shows the mask with the knife with blood on it giving that ghastly look.
- 3. I liked the first picture as the background is off a long alley making the atmosphere more chilling and detaching. The next image I liked however I thought was a bit plain and didn’t look really scary and the third image I didn’t like the background railings. All the images were really the same pose however I was picking through the background of them. This is why I picked the first image from the rest as I liked the isolated alley.
- 4. From looking at the first image I thought it was good however the knife was too slanted which I didnt like and also where I put the ketchup there was a little patch that was missing near to the black clothing. This is why I prefered the second picture as the ketchup was filled in and the knife was more upwards also the necklace was showing right. In the last one the necklace wasn’t really clear and visible and this is the important prop to the film.
- 5. The first image I thought was good however I thought my models legs were two far apart and also the background image shows cars parks. Moreover the ketchup that is meant to look like blood didn’t look too realistic. The second image I thought was too bright as I had flash on for this and also I took it from her knee when I wanted it more below. This is why I picked the last image as it looks more realistic and I put ketchup on the ground to give it a gruesome look also because I took it from a low angle it looked more scary. I didn’t use flash for the third image.
- 6. Out of all the images I thought the first one and second one will be too complex to do as for the first image as my model is behind a wall it will look unusual for my text to go there as it isn’t simplistic and same for the second image. I then decided which image I would go for from my third and fourth choice from looking at the last image I thought would work well as it was simple but looked deadly. It would work well for a poster as there is a lot of space at the bottom where I can fit the heading, billing box etc.