A2 Final Product
Ancillary Audience Feedback
Good fonts to represent the style of film!
Smaller gap between the two main words.
Consider changing the colours once I have my image becuase it might become hard to read.
The stripes are high impact. keeps with the enigma of the film its self- hiding identity only seeing partf os the photo - face hidden.
Text needs to be in thinner columns.
Conventions of the crediting on the bottom and partnership creators give it a very realistic feel.
Codes and conventions I plan on and don't plan on using !
Do'sKeep to a three main colour rule
Use the same front style as my opening titles
Have the heron the front
Use colours which reflect the location
Dont's
Dont use to bright colours
Dont have more then one person
Challenges
Because my film isn't a full length featuer film and is a short film I'm going to brake the convention of just putting a clear shot of the hero because there isn't enough time to build enough of a report with one character in the same was as a full length film.
Exeter Filming
As my story board states my film was going to start in exeter however once I had filmed it i decided I didn't actual like it very much and so changed my mind and instead decide to leave it out all together. The reason for this mostly was it is only as hort film and it didnt seem to bring enough impact to the film if this was a featucher film I would have been more inclinded to use it howrever as my target time is around 4:30 min I donthave a greta amountof time to include opening scene setting shots to establish it. The other issue was again down to time the city and compared to the woodland location where so extreme and with out a driving etc shots showing the transition it came across as very blunt and a bit extreme.
Audience Feedback
I showed my film to the class on a projected big screen and then asked them to report back to me the things which they thought were good.
I was told I had a clear narrative at this stage and reflected my characters though dress code and camera angles. I was told I need to add a few more shots to make very c concleaing lear the of a object inside of his jacket pocket. Another thing I was told I need to improve upon is cropping down the scope shot to make it so you couldnt see any of the woodland other then down the scope as although i did it al lfor real being able to see around the scope means that it looks unreal. James raised the point of wether the font I was using is appropriate for my style and genra. From reassessing it I have decided it is to soft and infact I need to change it to a sharper and more defined font.
Research into film poster ancillary task
Generic Conventions
No more then 3/4 colours for the text fonts 1 of which normally link to the photo or background of the poster.
They tend to keep the number of words very minimal. Title of the film credits for the companies involve at the bottom reviews and possible a small catch phrase or something indicating what will happen.
The Photos for posters of a similar genre and style to mine tend to only use one person usually the hero of the film.
The font types for my genre also tend to be very block and type writer like not fancy or over the top.
The colours used for my genre also show a trend pink and bright green don't tend to be used they tend to be red white black. Blue is used in the transporter film poster and the bourn identity however it is a almost florescent blue but because of the other colours used it still implies the genre which it is.
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