My final trailers can be found on YouTube.
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Upon researching what genre my film could be, we learned that trailers are a genre of themselves. I decided to choose trailers from three di... -
As a production team, we felt creating individual pinterests based on characters and social groups within our piece. After discussion, w...
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PRINTS AND ADVERTISING: Types of Release: The majority of UK films are launched on fewer than 100 digital copies, and limited releases wi...
Website Your website for ‘Charlotte’ functions smoothly and hosts the main and teaser trailers, synopsis, gallery of photos, additional video footage, social media links for Twitter and Instagram, and reviews / accolades. It would have benefited from the addition of the film poster and a list of film festivals / screenings as well as more awareness of brand cohesiveness, such as matching the title font of the poster and the title on the home page. As you observe in one of your posts, your social media posts needed more content. The home page offers the title (the release date is elsewhere), tagline and dark colours which frame a short video loop of an urban street scene at by moonlight, with a clock face. You had to be inventive during lockdown in order to capture what video footage you could and you have made good use of this to signal the thriller / ghost genre. It is easy to navigate around your website and you have punctuated sections effectively, such as with a pull quote from Mark Kermode. The cast page is nicely presented with photos and bios.
ReplyDeletePOSTER You have conducted ample poster genre research and you provide evidence of drafting.
ReplyDeletePoster Your poster for ‘Charlotte’ signals the ghost / horror genre through the darkness of the colour palette and the outline of the Mansion and ghostly figure of Charlotte. The scenery looks suitably turbulent and the eye is drawn to the small central figure, which the audience can clearly assume to be the Charlotte of the title, as the tagline tells us that ‘She’ll be waiting’. The poster observes all genre conventions (title, tagline, star talent, release date, billing block, social media) and is finished to a satisfactory standard.