FILM PROMOTION.
- Hannah
- Sep 1, 2020
- 1 min read
Promotional film posters: including features of a typical film poster, how common they are and the effectiveness of each a teaser and theatrical poster. As well as producing my own.
I made three posters myself, for two of these I used the website canva.com and the other I used Photoshop. I then made the Photoshop version into a moving poster as you would see on a digital billboard you may see on the side of the motorway or in a cinema. This increases the potential gage as a higher range of people will view it. To make this moving picture I used the app Pixaloop (pixaloopapp.com) and I made the hair blow in the wind. This can be used in moving picture ads in cinemas.
For my Photoshop and one of my Canva versions, I started with a draft, consisting of the background photo I planned to use and the techniques; I based my publications from these drafts. Although, with my other Canva poster I felt inspired after seeing the cello background and didn't design a draft as it reminded me of a basic book cover background and I wanted to replicate the simplicity.
Below is an example of what I have created, the rest of my work is located in a PowerPoint at the bottom of the post. This includes the reasoning of why I included certain techniques in my drafts.
Canva: Theatrical Poster.
To left are the credited sources of the backgrounds used in my three posters.
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