Final Website

http://www.wix.com/brutaljustice/brutal-justice

FINAL POSTER!

Final Anchorage

We're expanding on our anchorage and to make it look and feel more authentic we have also been looking through some dictionaries to gain the correct definition. We have decided to include aspects such as the original Latin origin of the word "amputate" which is amputatus.


the font of the anchorage was becoming increasingly difficult to get exactly right. Eventually we opted for the font used in the dictionary to for the original spelling of origin of the word. This gave the feel and atmosphere we were looking for.

Poster development

In these images we were experimenting with font and colour to see which on would look most effective for our film title. We made the word 'Brutal' less transparent, but still visible. For our final poster we have decided not to use colour in our title, as we want the focus to be on the injury on the girls neck. This is why we made the background of the image grey scale, as the red becomes prominent. 

Poster

This is an image we are most likely to use for our poster.

The title will go at the top of the image.

More poster ideas!

These are a few more ideas of images we can use for out poster. These are very basic images and the people in the images above are not the people we would use in the actual poster but we were just looking at composition and lighting

Poster Idea 1 - Disembodied limb

 One of our ideas for a poster is a shot of a body part. It will co-inside with our codes and conventions for our genre and will effectively give the audience an idea about what the film entails without giving away too much of the plot line or narrative.

I have selected four photographs that we are using in our trailer that we feel will best translate well into a poster.

We all decided that this was our favourite shot out of these four. Because it is a facial shot it is more emotive than the ones of just an arm and so I think it is More effective at attracting the audience's attention and would make a more successful poster.
I also like how the pink of the shirt contrasts well to the paleness of the skin and the surroundings. More emphasis is placed on the eerie and deathly aspect of the body.