Fonts
KATHY- Trajan Pro
KATHY- Bookman Old Style
KATHY- Casablanca Heavy SF
KATHY- Chiller
Colour scheme
Initial research
I started to do some research
into what I want the overall
style of my trailer to be. I have
chosen four fonts that I could
use for my title. I really like
the first three fonts as they are
simpler than Chiller. They will
fit in better with my simplistic
colour scheme.
The colour scheme for my title
is black and white. However, if
I feel it would enhance my
poster I will also include red.
For my final poster, I
want to make the
picture black and white.
However, I would like to
keep her eyes the
blue/green that they
originally are so that
they stand out on the
monochrome
background. I would
like to darken the edges
of the picture so that I
can include white text
that will be clear and
easy to read.
This is the picture I want to use for
my poster. This is due to the fact
that you can see both her eyes and
she is staring directly at the camera.
The shadow from the tree darkening
half of her face creates a creepy
effect that I want to enhance when
editing.
The font I have chosen for my film poster is Trajan,
it is an old style serif typeface designed in 1989 by
Carol Twombly for Adobe. The design is based on
roman square capitals, as used for the inscription
at the base of Trajan's column, which is what the
name is based on.
Although many people feel that the Trojan font is
overused I think it helps create a creepy effect and
fits accurately with my trailer. It will also be
keeping to conventions.
YouTube video on the use of Trojan:
By using Trojan font, I will
be following the
conventions of other
horror film posters.
I have been researching
different horror film
posters. Although most of
them have very similar
characteristics e.g. Black
and white and close up on a
humans face. I really like
the scream poster, it follows
the same conventions as
other posters but it
automatically attracted my
attention. I want to
construct something similar
for my film poster.
Further research of the scream poster:
http://shiltonchsa2.edublogs.org/2015/
01/07/film-poster-analysis-scream/
K A T H Y
Quote from reviewer
Names of cast and
directors
Black and
white picture
Darkened
edges
White text, to
stand out on the
black
background
Large title in
Trajan font

Planning my poster

  • 3.
    Fonts KATHY- Trajan Pro KATHY-Bookman Old Style KATHY- Casablanca Heavy SF KATHY- Chiller Colour scheme Initial research I started to do some research into what I want the overall style of my trailer to be. I have chosen four fonts that I could use for my title. I really like the first three fonts as they are simpler than Chiller. They will fit in better with my simplistic colour scheme. The colour scheme for my title is black and white. However, if I feel it would enhance my poster I will also include red.
  • 4.
    For my finalposter, I want to make the picture black and white. However, I would like to keep her eyes the blue/green that they originally are so that they stand out on the monochrome background. I would like to darken the edges of the picture so that I can include white text that will be clear and easy to read.
  • 5.
    This is thepicture I want to use for my poster. This is due to the fact that you can see both her eyes and she is staring directly at the camera. The shadow from the tree darkening half of her face creates a creepy effect that I want to enhance when editing.
  • 6.
    The font Ihave chosen for my film poster is Trajan, it is an old style serif typeface designed in 1989 by Carol Twombly for Adobe. The design is based on roman square capitals, as used for the inscription at the base of Trajan's column, which is what the name is based on. Although many people feel that the Trojan font is overused I think it helps create a creepy effect and fits accurately with my trailer. It will also be keeping to conventions. YouTube video on the use of Trojan:
  • 7.
    By using Trojanfont, I will be following the conventions of other horror film posters.
  • 8.
    I have beenresearching different horror film posters. Although most of them have very similar characteristics e.g. Black and white and close up on a humans face. I really like the scream poster, it follows the same conventions as other posters but it automatically attracted my attention. I want to construct something similar for my film poster. Further research of the scream poster: http://shiltonchsa2.edublogs.org/2015/ 01/07/film-poster-analysis-scream/
  • 9.
    K A TH Y Quote from reviewer Names of cast and directors Black and white picture Darkened edges White text, to stand out on the black background Large title in Trajan font