Drafting

Along with a movie poster template I have created a magazine cover template. Due to all of the research I have undertaken earlier in the course, I am going to be creating quite a simple cover which doesn't have many cover lines etc. This is because the Little White Lies magazine tends to keep it simple and I want the photo and layout of the images I am using to tell the story rather than using cover lines. Another thing which little white lies does is that the bar code and dateline etc are constructed within the masthead so these do not to be added extras. 

Target Audience

I have created a tweet asking about the layout and font used on my template film poster. I think twitter is the most effective and fast way to receive feedback on my work so it is something I have used regularly throughout the course of the project.  The response says that the font looks effective however the placing of the tagline could be changed. I am going to try to position the tagline differently and make a comparison between both. 

Drafting

This is the template of a movie poster which I have created, It shows the film title, tagline and names of actors, producers etc. The font will potentially be white when the photo had been added into the background so that it contrasts a bit better. 

Organisation

We are beginning the filming process on Friday the 12th as this is date where we can gather the characters and have the house free so that we can use all of the areas which we want to for example the bathroom and staircase. We have decided that we are going to aim to complete filming for all of the raw material tomorrow however we need to organise a date in which we will do the second set of filming.

Target Audience

I have made a tweet which asks the audience who fit with the demographic whether they think the actor/actress we are using are going to fit the roles of the characters well... 

Here is the response...

Drafting

I have came up with the tagline 'The paranoia will kill you'. 

I like this font and feel like is works well with the theme, However it doesnt look very good when it is put next to the film name as it doesn't look like there is a house style which is necessary. 

I have tried the tagline in the same font as the film title... 

I like the way it looks and it portrays a continuous theme. 

Drafting

The decision that 'Tormented' is the film name has enabled me to explore the fonts which I sampled previously in the actual name of the film rather than the font name. 

From the feedback I received on different fonts previously said that this font was the most suitable however when I have typed in the name of the film (Tormented) it doesn't look very effective...

I have looked at more fonts on dafont.com which come under the 'horror' section and have came across this one which I think works really well... 

I think this font in white would work well with a darker background. 

Organisation

I like this movie poster which is a similar genre to mine. I like the way there are hands all over the girls body. I am going to change this idea slightly to make it original. I am thinking of creating a poster which shows the main female role standing, shown in a medium shot. I am then going to have the man standing behind her with his hand on her shoulder. The editing which I am planning on doing will mean that the man looks a bit blurry and more like a dark figure. 

Organisation

I have began looking into sounds and pieces of music which could be added into our filming to create a darker atmosphere. 

This piece of music is made up of deep, slow sounds which will be distressing for the audience. It would fit perfectly with a piece of film where a girl is being followed. It portrays a feeling of nervousness and this will therefore reflect into the emotions of the audience.

Target Audience

I have tweeted my mindmap which brainstorms the potential film names. I think twitter is one of the fastest ways to recieve feedback which is straight to the point. 

                                            

The feedback I received says that 'Tormentor' is the most effective.  

Hannah has also put her mind map of potential film names onto social media to receive some feedback as to which would be the most effective film name.
Hannah's feedback says that 'Tormented' is the highest rated film name which is the same as the response to mine. The target audience like the name 'Tormented' so that is what we are going to use. 

Planning

Casting

Main female role 

Beatrice Dix

Male "stalker" role 

Samuel Barnacle