




For our audience feedback we have used 'Facebook' online social network to be the hub for our audience feedback. The photo shows the feedback we have had on our film poster. From this we have learnt that perhaps we should take a closer look at our picture composition, and think about our graphics.
Our magazine front cover which we named 'MovieReel' has been given a special 'Betrayal' edition which is a marketing scheme. The image for the background for the cover is of Sarah against a brick wall holding a gun staring at the camera in a direct mode of address. She looks like she is challenging the viewer. The lighting of the photograph adds to the sinister mood.
The film poster developed by Tristam was inspired by many crime and gangster film posters he researched. The poster shows Sarah in a urban setting with a gun surrounded by clouds this to highlight her confusion and the isolation she finds herself in this film. She is above a London skyline which was edited by Piers. The red skyline reflects the violence and blood which Sarah will experience in the twists and turns of the plot.
I think our trailer has been successful and effective as it has followed the theme of the gangster genre. We managed to conform by using guns with realistic sounds found off the Internet, and the use of the traditional trilby hat is used in a vital scene. However we deviated from the genre by adding 'hoodies' which updated the image. 'Hoodies' are often associated with criminal activity in modern Britain so they were a useful wardrobe choice for this trailer.
The magazine front cover and film poster have dark images which suggests night time, which is when criminal and sinister activity usually takes place. The choice of lighting and colours is effective and adds the whole image we have tried to portray.
We also used conventional costumes such as a trilby hat, and a suit is worn by the 'Don'.
We would have liked to have made our media product even more authentic, but unfortunately we were limited to the props, and equipment available to us. The genre lends itself to special effects but we improvised quite successfully.
To conclude we have both adhered to the traditional genre, and also diverted from it to extend our audience.
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Number two is our finished and final film poster, we choose number two because we thought the composition was better, and preffered to use a different image to our movie magazine front cover.