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The document discusses creating a poster for a psychological horror short film. It describes choosing the main character as the focus of the poster to avoid revealing the surprise ending. Two potential poster ideas are presented - one with a medium shot of the main character and a shadowy figure outline, and another with a close-up of his fearful expression and a glove covering his mouth. Both ideas will be created to determine the most effective poster design.
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Images for Film Poster
- 1. When trying to create the poster for our short film, we decided to have the main character as our main image to symbolise this. We knew that as we were filming a psychological horror that by including any indications as to the surprise party at the end of the film would give away the horror element to the piece. Therefore we decided to incorporate the main character and his fear shown by his expression. To take these images I used a fugjfilm make digital camera with Sachin against a blank screen in order to make the editing easier to impose him into the poster. Photos of our protagonist, Sachin Chande to use as a focus point of our short film ‘The Set Up’. Shot 1 Shot 2 Shot 3 Shot 4 Shot 5 Shot 6 Shot 7 Shot 8 Shot 9
- 2. Shot 10 Shot 11 Shot 12 Shot 13 Shot 14 Shot 15 Shot 16 Shot 17
- 3. Below are the two images that we have decided would be best to use on our final poster. Shot 5 Shot 15 As mine and my partner’s film poster ideas were slightly different we needed both a medium shot of Sachin and a close up on his face. My idea included the medium shot with an outline of a figure behind him to suggest the horror theme and relates to the scene in the film when a figure is present outside the front door. My partner’s idea was to have a close up of his face with a glove covering his mouth relating to the end of the scene before the surprise party is revealed where the main character is grabbed from behind by an anonymous person.
- 4. We plan to try and create both posters in order to see which one is the most effective and to use this as our final piece.