The document describes the progression and improvements made to a poster and magazine front cover over multiple versions. For the poster, credits were added, a logo was included, the title was redesigned, and the overall structure was changed based on feedback to improve it. For the front cover, more details were added, the title was redesigned, and the color scheme was changed to black, red, and white to better represent the dark tone of the film being promoted. The revisions enhanced the professionalism and visual representation of both pieces.

1. Brandon Hanlon

2. Sketch First poster Version 5

3. In the previous slide, you can see the main
stages of the poster and the progression, this
shows how much has been changed during the
process as we have gained feedback and have
also wanted to improve the poster, an example
is the first version of the poster compared to
the fifth version, credits were added, a logo
was added, the title was redesigned and the
overall structure of the poster has been
changed to improve it.

4. Sketch First front cover Version 5

5. In my opinion the front cover is the product that
improved the most, at first we sketched the front cover
but it was lacking detail, the first front cover was made
however looking at it now, it looks very unprofessional
and lacks the conventions of front covers, therefore we
made a lot of improvements to the magazine, we
removed the blue colour and added things such as
more information, a redesigned title and a different
main image. From looking at the progress of the front
cover I am proud of the improvements we have made
to it as it looks a lot better. It also gives off the feeling
of the film, due to the black, red and white colours
which are used throughout which symbolises the evil,
darkness and violence which will be shown in the film.