Monday 13 January 2014

Film Poster Draft Drawing.



This is one of the first drafts of our poster, we have settled on the name ‘Her Majesty's Wasteland’, the poster accentuates some of the themes presented by this name. Given the large, regal crown in the middle of the poster, the reference to the royal family (an iconic sign of Britain) is obvious, this further outlines the British touch which we are trying to display as one of the main focus points of our film. The character on the poster is looking away from the viewer. This is a nice change to the conventional theme of characters giving a direct look towards the audience. This makes the character look much more real and gritty, as if he doesn't really care about the fame of the cover. The fact that he is holding his gun in his hand closest to the camera is an obvious hint to the violence within the film. The gun also compliments the character's distraction, it makes it seems as if the character is distracted by something dangerous enough that he may need to use his gun. The font of the poster is very grand, in the way that the viewer's attention is immediately attracted to the title, however at the same time the font also looks gritty and brutal. The themes presented in the font are exactly what we attempt to portray in our film; a grand, melodramatic piece with gritty, cruel undertones.

Thursday 9 January 2014

Research and Planning Grade

Well done Will. You have made an excellent effort in evidencing the research and planning you have undertaken. You have researched similar products in a detailed way, including audience profiling. Your organisation of locations is excellent, and I would like to see you add to the posts explaining your choice of actor (for example, a picture of Chris alongside a picture of a character from a similar genre film, and then an explanation as to why Chris would be appropriate for this role etc). I'm glad to see you have written a script, but you must upload a storyboard and animatic in order to further evidence your excellent ability to use ICT or digital technology. Shotlists are also needed, and you should add more detail to filming diary 3 in order to move up into a level 4.

15/20 Level 3