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The making of my poster production log

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Mistah Ajayi
Mistah Ajayi

The document summarizes the steps taken to create a movie poster for a black and white film about a race between a tortoise and a hare. First, photos were selected and a draft poster was made, but it was deemed unsatisfactory. A new poster was then created with a black background and the photos cut out and placed on it. Elements like captions, logos, and text were added and styled consistently in red, black, and white. Circles and frames were also added to elements to make the poster look more conventional. The final poster credited the creators and kept with the black and white color scheme.

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THE MAKING OF MY POSTER
RAW IMAGE I used this photo for the poster
DRAFT POSTER At first I went with the flow and created this…
BLANK DOCUMENT So with the research I had, I decided to make a new one properly… Since the film was in black and white I will make the poster black and white but this time using a black background.
BEGINNING OF CREATION I then used the same photo from the previous poster, because I like the idea of the tortoise posing as the victor saying ‘ I won’ while the hare looks disappointed and sad due to being the loser. I used the magnetic lasso tool to cut these to characters out onto the black ground.
CAPTION BORDER I wanted to make it more related to the film so I decided to use the border from the captions in the film.
LOGO PLACING Added in the logo …
STROKE I put a stroke around the text and the characters so its more visible…
ADJUSTMENTS I thought I should make it my poster look more conventional by using circles as frames for the pictures…
SIN CITY EFFECT I made the circles of the characters smaller , then decided to stick to a colour scheme of red, black and white, so I changed the logo to red, added the title of the film at the bottom and made ‘The’ – red.
CREATORS SPACE I used this photo of me and my partner so the poster gives us credit and it informs the view who created the film. I used the ‘poster edges’ filter so the photo loses quality, I put it in a iris and then I ‘desaturated’ it for the black and white theme.
FINAL POSTER

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The making of my poster production log

  • 1. THE MAKING OF MY POSTER
  • 2. RAW IMAGE I used this photo for the poster
  • 3. DRAFT POSTER At first I went with the flow and created this…
  • 4. BLANK DOCUMENT So with the research I had, I decided to make a new one properly… Since the film was in black and white I will make the poster black and white but this time using a black background.
  • 5. BEGINNING OF CREATION I then used the same photo from the previous poster, because I like the idea of the tortoise posing as the victor saying ‘ I won’ while the hare looks disappointed and sad due to being the loser. I used the magnetic lasso tool to cut these to characters out onto the black ground.
  • 6. CAPTION BORDER I wanted to make it more related to the film so I decided to use the border from the captions in the film.
  • 7. LOGO PLACING Added in the logo …
  • 8. STROKE I put a stroke around the text and the characters so its more visible…
  • 9. ADJUSTMENTS I thought I should make it my poster look more conventional by using circles as frames for the pictures…
  • 10. SIN CITY EFFECT I made the circles of the characters smaller , then decided to stick to a colour scheme of red, black and white, so I changed the logo to red, added the title of the film at the bottom and made ‘The’ – red.
  • 11. CREATORS SPACE I used this photo of me and my partner so the poster gives us credit and it informs the view who created the film. I used the ‘poster edges’ filter so the photo loses quality, I put it in a iris and then I ‘desaturated’ it for the black and white theme.