One of our audience feedback said ''Don't film posters usually have directors names and stuff in small print at the bottom? maybe think about adding that'' . We had planned to add this in our initial planning but we decided to leave it until the end, we thought that the addition of this minor detail really had an impact and made it look professional. We also had feedback on our font where they said ''I like the red P it looks a bit like a dagger and reminds me of death and blood which links in with the genre of your film trailer'' . We were really pleased when we heard this because that is exactly the effect we had intended it to have on the audience. Audience feedback also said ''The addition of the 'coming soon' and the credits reinforces the fact its a film and gives it a professional edge'' which we agreed with. We chose to have the tagline, 'P' and 'Coming Soon' all in red to link to the horror genre and also to break it up a bit so the whole poster isn't black and white.
Tuesday, 1 September 2009
FINAL
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One of our audience feedback said ''Don't film posters usually have directors names and stuff in small print at the bottom? maybe think about adding that'' . We had planned to add this in our initial planning but we decided to leave it until the end, we thought that the addition of this minor detail really had an impact and made it look professional. We also had feedback on our font where they said ''I like the red P it looks a bit like a dagger and reminds me of death and blood which links in with the genre of your film trailer'' . We were really pleased when we heard this because that is exactly the effect we had intended it to have on the audience. Audience feedback also said ''The addition of the 'coming soon' and the credits reinforces the fact its a film and gives it a professional edge'' which we agreed with. We chose to have the tagline, 'P' and 'Coming Soon' all in red to link to the horror genre and also to break it up a bit so the whole poster isn't black and white.
One of our audience feedback said ''Don't film posters usually have directors names and stuff in small print at the bottom? maybe think about adding that'' . We had planned to add this in our initial planning but we decided to leave it until the end, we thought that the addition of this minor detail really had an impact and made it look professional. We also had feedback on our font where they said ''I like the red P it looks a bit like a dagger and reminds me of death and blood which links in with the genre of your film trailer'' . We were really pleased when we heard this because that is exactly the effect we had intended it to have on the audience. Audience feedback also said ''The addition of the 'coming soon' and the credits reinforces the fact its a film and gives it a professional edge'' which we agreed with. We chose to have the tagline, 'P' and 'Coming Soon' all in red to link to the horror genre and also to break it up a bit so the whole poster isn't black and white.
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