Final Product

LO5: Assets

 Picture 1: Jacob Gandy portraying Oscar Brandon.

Picture 2: Elliot Goodhill portraying Sam Brandon.

LO5: Drafts

First Draft:

Points of Improvement:

• Bolder and more attractive tagline.
• Make the Credits more conventional looking.
• Reviews
• Film Website Address
• Production logo/film company logo

Second Draft:

LO5: Creating the Print Based Advert

Official Logo: 

This is the document settings for the logo of the film I am making a graphic design for.

Next I added the font I'm going to use, this is the san serif font 'Impact', this is because the font is naturally bold and really stands out, I chose to also alter the vertical scale to 115% which makes the font a lot taller.

 Next, I changed the colour of the font to the red I'm hoping to use as apart of the consistent housestyle.

 

 This forest silhouette (https://img.clipartfest.com/c4502b769fb433a50f825f77856d6086_forest-clip-art-at-clker-com-clipart-forest-silhouette_600-282.png) is what I'll be using in the production of the logo, as it will be a backdrop within the text.

I added the silhouettes to the document and composed it over the text.

I then used the 'Create Clipping Mask' option to show it as this;

The logo then comes to this, I chose the red and black, not just because they juxtapose each other, which makes it stand out, but because it's apart of the house style I'm trying to create. When placed against the dark background of the products, the black in the logo will join with the background, causing it to look something like this;

Finalised Logo:

Official Film Poster

Setting up an A4 sized document with a 300 ppi resolution.

I placed margins to make it easier to place the features that will be included in the Film Poster. 

Next I added the fog and the logo.

I added the two characters portraits to the poster.

I finished the poster by adding the credits, day of release and tagline.

LO4: Presentation Feedback

To gain feedback for improvements I had created a survey to see what I need to improve.

The Survey: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/NR8393F

Response No. 1:

Response No. 2:

Response No. 3:

Response No. 4:

Response No. 5:

LO4: Presentation

LO3: Planning the production of the Print Based Advert

A) Inspirations and Idea Generation:
Logo:

Film Poster - Print Based Advertisement 

B) Sketches and Visualisations of Ideas:
Logo:

Film poster:

Photoshop Mock-ups:

Logo:

Film Poster:

C) Planning - Production Schedule, Gantt Chart and Budget:

The Production Schedule:

The Gantt Chart:

The Budget:

The approximate amount I would need, if I was to actually distribute and create the print-based advert for the film, it would include the costing of;

A graphic designer:
For a graphic designer to make a poster in a month, it would cost on average £1,500



Apple iMac:
To do the work you would need a platform to work on and a standard Apple iMac would cost around £1,950




The Software (Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator CC):
The software the print-based advert will be created on would cost in total, £91.46 a month.

Printing the print-based advert:
The price for one standard printed A3 sized poster is £7 with 100 being £20/25 on the instant print website.

D) Planning - Risk Assessment and Recce Form:

The Risk Assessment:

The Recce Form:

Recce Picture: