Posters of my film case studies.

I am going to look at some posters so I can see what film posters look liek to see if they have anything in common so i can create sopmething similar.

'I'm Here'

I like this poster advertising the film as it's simple. It also get acrross the genre of the film as there is a boy and girl robot sat close together so you know there is love invloved. I like the way the title of the film is faded so you can clearly see the iconography underneath. It also has a slogan underneath to give you a quick clue to what the film is about. The text about the film that isnt important is really small as this can be read last. I like how the bottom of the photo is faded so that the text is clearer and you also look at the top of the photo first. The film advertisement has quite a carm approach to it with no harsh or bright colours in it.









'George Lucas In Love'
This advertisment is alot different to the 'I'm Here' poster as instead on one large image used, there are differnet drawing of different people from the film in different sizes.
I like how the main character is draw the biggest so you know straight away that he is the main character. The less importnat people get smaller so you see them last.

I also like how the colours of this advertisment are black and brown, it gives it an old look whcih suggests the film is an old film or set in an old period of time. Again the title of the film is the largets typography on the pager and is white to stand otu fromt he dark background. There is also really small print at the bottom of the page to read last about the film. The slogan here is nto under the title but at the top of the page.





'Across the Halls'

This poster is similar to 'george lucas in love' as it has different pictures of peopel on one page, although this time they are photographed and probably took form scenes of the film which I think is more successfull. Again the title stands out more than the rest of the poster and is bright to stand out frotm he dark background. There is not small text at the bottom of the page here but I have seen this is many film advertisements and i think it works well. the colours make it seem like an old film as sepia looks old and warn.








Overall I think film posters look good with actual pictueres on and not drawn with a title that stand out well contrasting from the background. i think the small print of the film poster works well as i associate this with film posters and know straight away it's advertising a film when I see this.

Trailers of my film case studies

'George lucas in love' does not have a film trailer.
I think film trailers are important as it gives the audience something to look forward to and get excited for. It shows the audience what teh film is goign to be abotu so they can then decide whether they want to go see it.

'I'm Here' short film trailer

I'm Here Trailerfrom We Love You SoonVimeo.

'Across the Hall' short film trailer

Across the Hall (Short Film) Trialer from Gary Gimelfarbon.

I really like these trailers as they look profesional and make me want to see the film. They inspire me to do lots of different camera angles and types of filming withdifferent lighting effects to make the film interesting. It has made me relaise that in a trailer I need to show good parts of the film to sell it but I shouldnt give away too much as then the film will get borign as the audience will have already seenthe ebst parts.