Organising Filming & Re-Filming

The picture above shows the chat between me and my colleague. 

This states and organises our filming availability.

We also had to make sure our actors are also available, which was already checked before.

We also organised the re-filming dates if needed. 

This was a successful method to communicate.

Poster Questionnaire & Responses

For our short film, we needed to create a poster. Above is the three final posters I made for my short film, which I then transferred to a questionnaire and opened up to the public.
This poster questionnaire was available on;

• Email
• Google Drive
• REAPER Facebook page
• Twitter

From this research, we gained a wide range of responses, which you see the choice count for the questionnaire. You can see that poster one gained the most votes, which means that it is most likely to capture a higher number of viewers for the film.

With these results, I am now taking on poster one, which will be advertised around social media such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, in addition to posting them around sixth forms, due to target audience of 15-24.

Poster Three

This is poster three.
Includes;

• Large title - represents font and style of the film.
• Picture - creating enigma, large to attract audience but does not reveal much, just enough to highlight main antagonist and genre.
• Facebook - takes audience to page for film and boosts profile.
• YouTube - shows where you view the film in addition to Facebook.
• Credits - to show who's product & involved.

Poster Two

This is poster two.
Includes;

• Picture - creating enigma, large to attract audience but does not reveal much, just enough to highlight main antagonist and genre.
• Web Link - takes audience to viewing platform, another option alongside Facebook & YouTube for the audience preference. It includes external sources to visit such as social media sites.
• Credits - to show who's product & involved.
• Date- to highlight it is a horror film, due to being date of Halloween.
• Large title - represents font and style of the film.

Poster One

This is poster one.

Includes;

• Large title - represents font and style of the film.
• Picture - creating enigma, large to attract audience but does not reveal much, just enough to highlight main antagonist and genre.
• Web Link - takes audience to viewing platform.
• Credits - to show who's product & involved.
• Glitch effect - creates mystery, also representative of film.

Mock Poster Feedback

Mock Poster

This is the first template of the poster.

We gained feedback in addition to self-evaluating. From this I awoken to the fact that 'in theaters 31.10.17' needs to be changed or removed due to being a short film. 

Short films are not released in the cinema hence why this needs to change.

Credits are yet to be added, as well as other social media logo's to be added.

The template and picture of Grimm however was exactly how I imagined and sketched.