Poster

The poster was designed in Adobe Photoshop CS4 and I used a variety of tools in its production including the lasso tool (with a feather of 50px), the eraser tool, the clone stamp tool, the text tool and some colour adjustments.

The poster was designed to reveal the main protagonist of the film and also show the connection between the two (same level, and both only half a face). Also to show a hint of the narrative, therefore the clock to show the time has been distorted, and the medal to show that it is the magical object (Propps narrative theory)

The text at to the top of the page is relating to previous work done by me and my partners AS work, also to give more of a sense of realism as posters with directors who have previously done good work, will usually have that work referenced.

The blue man image is re-used from the initial teaser poster but for the main protagonist we needed a new photograph so therefore my partner took a photo of himself with a Cannon EOS 350d camera.

The production logo was made earlier in production in photoshop and the reviews and was to make the poster look more professional
The white to blue fade was done upon audience feedback to reflect the contrast between the main protagonist and the blue man.

For this I decided to use a real film review body, the newspaper 'The Guardian'.

The BBFC age classification was chosen to represent the minimum age of the target audience.