Sunday, 29 April 2012

Film poster draft after audience feedback


Film poster draft


Pictures for film poster

Original poster picture

I chose this image because...
  • It has connotations with the setting, with the water from the lake.
  • Character is used to illustate scary element of a creepy, supernatural like being rising out of the water.
  • Hair covering face, not to reveal too much identity. Eyes staring directly at audience to engage with them and seem scary.






Photos I considered using for my film poster




Finishing our filming

Due to finishing our filming on the 19th March, our group now had just over two weeks to put our shots together and edit them. We all arranged to meet in at least one free each day of the week to get the editing done. We all shared different opinions and ideas during the editing process and all worked together so that we would all be happy with the completed trailer.
Monday 19th March

Me, Jess and Millie aswell as Sam, Dan and Lauren who were other characters in our trailer, filmed the past scenes. These scenes involved the main characters brother drowing in the past whilst at the lake with friends. We had to do a few retakes with this scene as there were so many of us getting confused with our lines.
Wednesday 7th March

Me, Jess, Millie and Sophie filmed the lake scenes at the forest with us all alternating filming roles due to us all being involved in different scenes at different times. We managed to get most of the scenes done but still had a couple more scenes to film with different characters involved.
Thursday 1st March

Me, Jess and Millie aswell as Ryan, Oli, Scott and Nia, who were characters in our trailer filmed the 'friend' scenes. These scenes involved a party scene, where a group of friends are having a camping party by the lake. A scene where a teenage couple are sleeping in a tent and are woken by strange sounds and a scene where a young boy gets brutally killed by the suspicious being in the forest. We managed to get most of the filming done but had to leave some shots for another filming session due to it getting dark again.