Poster Designs

This poster was designed by me, I thought that the poster should correspond with the film title so I thought the images of the three eyes with the main image of the eye in the camera which is significant because it is the third eye because of the big brother effect when a camera follows your every move. The idea of sticking with two colours which both reflect danger is simple but again effective. Both designs have similarities to normal poster or billboard designs with the 15 sign and the people starring in the film. The title is big and bold which draws the attention of the audience to it straight away.

This poster was designed by Alistair Mitchell. The main image is significant because it is in the opening clip of the trailer, which shows the comical side to our trailer. The idea of the black background is seen as a lense on the camera, with the record button in the top corner is again another reason that emphasises this point. The title is in bold letters as it is the main text on the poster, which needs to stand out. The 15 sign indicates the film is aimed at people between 15-30.

This design was by Tom O'Malley. He used the title of the film to reflect on his poster. His idea of the camera in the fence is showing that the camera can see things that the the naked eye cant which again backs up our idea of the film title. The comic strip at the bottom of the poster was significant because it allows the cast to be shown off, so the target audience knows whos in the film. The main image is the film title this is advertising the film well and is very clear and bold.