Poster

I am very proud of my poster and feel like it accurately reflects the theme of constraint and resisting against these constraints that are evident in my film. It includes the tagline and all of the information that the audience will need in order to be able to plan to go and watch the film if they do not see the trailer and receive the information that way. I had the idea to print off the templates which young children use when learning to write for the main focus point of my poster as I felt that they are particularly effective at conveying a multitude of themes such as childhood, innocence, restrictions and breaking the mould. 

Titles

To create the titles for my trailer I decided to use LiveType as it allows me to make professional looking, genre fitting titles. I have decided on a childish looking font in the four main block colours of lego (red, green, yellow and blue) in order to add to the theme of childhood in my trailer. The effects allow me to create a more Kitsch style of titles in order to fit in with the independent nature of my film. 

Shooting schedule

Due to the need for continuity etc, I decided that filming my trailer over a very short period of time (two days) would be the best option for my trailer. With this is mind I decided to use two days as opposed to one in order to reduce the volume of filming as I fear that quality may be sacrificed to quantity if te volume of filming that had to be done on one day was too large.

Props list

Shot list

Initial thoughts on magazine cover

Initial thoughts on poster

I want to keep the poster fairly simplistic to reflect the supposed simplicity of childhood. To do this I had the idea to use the tracing tool that is used by most children when they are learning to write to spell out the name of my film. I will then have the films details such as release date at the bottom of the poster written in clearly childish writing.