Update of Production Schedule 3

This is a continued update of my production schedule, which shows that we have completed our second day of filming and received feedback from my first draft of our short film. In the next week we will be having our last filming day and hopefully will have a finished rough draft of our short film. This means we will be on track with our production schedule and will have our short film finalised by the end deadline. 

Planning to Film - Email

This is a screenshot of an email made by one of my other group members who organised one of our filming days. The email shows that we managed to work out when everyone was available and therefore chose that day to film. It also shows the certain types of shots and equipment needed during that filming session. This worked really well as everyone knew what they needed to be doing on the day and when they were needed to help throughout the filming process. By using the email to organise this filming session, it presented us in a professional light and shows that we took our initiative to organise the group.

Poster Feedback

This feedback is for my two draft posters, which shows my average level is three. My improvements for the two posters are to add my own image and make it look as realistic as possible. All the people that gave me feedback for my film posters seem to have a general idea to what the narrative is about and the overall plot within the film. Also, they seem to know what genre film it is by looking at the poster, which is a drama.

Titles and Credits in Short Films

Decisions Film Poster - Draft 2

This is my second draft of an idea that I really like for my short film poster. I have continued to use the black, white and grey colour scheme within my poster as it reflects the themes and genre of my film clearly. I also decided to keep the same font on my poster as well as it gives quite a serious atmosphere towards the film, which is what I am aiming for. The key image of the young boy looking out towards the distance could suggest he is contemplating his thoughts and feelings, which is something our character Edward does frequently throughout our short film. As the poster could be seen as quite dramatic, this means it could successfully target our audience for our short film. If I were to improve this poster, I could include our character Edward overlooking a particular location or person as it could foreshadow the events later on in our film.

Decisions Film Poster - Draft 1

This is my first rough draft of my 'Decisions' film poster, which I designed and produced on Adobe Photoshop. I decided to use this style font as it is really simple and reflects the genre of our short film. I also chose to incorporate a black background into this design as it highlights the negative content involved within our film, such as mental and physical illnesses. The image of the boy shows he is thinking deeply about a situation, just as our character does frequently within our narrative. This poster could successfully appeal towards our target audience as it clearly portrays the content that could be seen within our short film. I hope to improve this draft by creating my own image of our main character Edward in our short film and incorporate a clearer design of the genre of our film, which is drama.

Control - Film Poster Analysis