Showing posts with label Poster Evaluation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Poster Evaluation. Show all posts

Tuesday, 5 April 2011

How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary tasks?


When talking about how effective, this relates to my audience, and this is something that think has been effective. My audience are able to see a strong connection between all of my products. This through many aspects of all of my website, poster and main task trailer:




Overall, I think its clear that the font establishes the Horror genre and thereby appeals to the regular horror audience. The location is very iconic of the genre of horror, and the image and appearance of my main character, appeals to my main audience, specifically as she is someone to relate too. Finally, the tag line for both my poster, and website, is ‘How Long Would You Wait?’ this is both describing the plot as well as a question. This is also shown in the narrative of my trailer.

Wednesday, 30 March 2011

Evaluation Poster 2: What have you learned from your audience feedback?

This is the poster that was shown too my audience, this was what I thought was my final draft, however after my results I decided too make the changes suggested.





Since receiving my audience feedback, I decided too make the changes suggested. Overall, I was happy with the outcome of the comments, it was apparent that the Genre of my trailer was recognizable within the poster. The tense and suspicious theme I was going for within my poster was also successful. Rather than have the blank black space below the title, I decided too move the whole title, and enlarge it, so its fits the length of the page. I also enhanced the visibility of the mask; too ensure that it was clearer what the image was. To make certain that the poster looked liked a real teaser poster I made the size of the billing block bigger and added ‘Coming Soon’ and finally I added a certification, this all helped me too get the effect of the teaser poster I was hoping for.



Edward Stones:
Aged 16, at Alleyn’s School. Visits the cinema once a month. Prefers big blockbusters, and likes most genres but specifically thrillers and comedies. Favorite new film is ‘The Social Network.’ Last Film seen at the cinema: ‘The Kings Speech.’

Claudia Myers:
Aged 18, at Alleyn’s School. Visits the cinema 2 or 3 times a month, likes British independent films but mostly enjoys Big Blockbusters. Preferred genres are either thriller or comedy. Favorite films;’ Adulthood’ and ‘4,3,2,1.’ Last film seen at the cinema: ‘Paul.’