Final Trailer and Print Work

Media trailer first cut

This is are first cut of our trailer. We showed this to 20 year 11's and asked for their oppinions on it. We used this feedback to creat wordclouds so we can see what words came up most of all and how we could possible change it.

Bad wordss.

Good words

Teaser Trailer

Teaser trailers are usually 0:30 to 1:30 seconds long. These are to give and audience a glimpse at the movie before realising a proper movie trailer where it explains more about giving details of the movie and what the movie contains. These trailers can be fast pace where it is usually just contains the trailer rush. 

I decide to create a teaser trailer with the footage we already had shot and edited it just to be a trailer rush. This is used with fast pace editing with most shots not lasting longer than 5 seconds. 

Audience feedback on Magazine mock

 We asked people about which magazine layout they preferred.

Final Desisons on Poster Layout

After taking audience feedback on the movie posters we decide to take the best elements and combining them together to create are finally poster

Billing Block Created

The billling block is the credit block that appears on the movie posters. Sometimes it’s referred to as the poster credits or just credit block. If people have the time to read the small print they will learn who is staring in the movie but also the producers and executive producers. The presence of names in the poster credits is related to the contracts signed between the companies involved in creating the film and also includes the cast and crew members.

Magazine mock

we created a magazine front cover mock to see where we would place other films that would be promoted. We took inspiration from magazines such as Total Film and Empire.