First we looked at posters in our genre to see if there were any general ideas we should follow. As you can see from the posters below, there is a lot of variety in this genre. Some posters focus on one character while others are more sharply divided and give a sense of more characters and more of the narrative. The colour palettes vary from bright colours to muted greys.
Gives a good idea of opposing sides - Anonymous X on one side and Y on the other? But might become too busy and crowded.
Gives the opportunity for lots of action shots from the film and therefore easy narratively - but stills from filming ofetn pixillate and again, we are looking for a darker, cleaner, more gritty feel.
Simple but effective - face of journalist and something to indicate action? Maybe even the blog?
Again, dark and simple. Focus is on character over plot - can we afford to do this? We are imagining that or film is based on a best-selling novel so maybe.
Like the graphics here - maybe we can overlay blog onto journalist's face?
One possibility is to use the X of Anonymous X to divide the poster so we can focus on more characters. We would imagine the X being overlaid with typing from the blog:
We took close ups of the cast to use in poster mock ups:
We turned these black and white to fit our dark colour palette:
This is a rough attempt at the poster:
Gives a good idea of opposing sides - Anonymous X on one side and Y on the other? But might become too busy and crowded.
Gives the opportunity for lots of action shots from the film and therefore easy narratively - but stills from filming ofetn pixillate and again, we are looking for a darker, cleaner, more gritty feel.
Simple but effective - face of journalist and something to indicate action? Maybe even the blog?
Again, dark and simple. Focus is on character over plot - can we afford to do this? We are imagining that or film is based on a best-selling novel so maybe.
Like the graphics here - maybe we can overlay blog onto journalist's face?
One possibility is to use the X of Anonymous X to divide the poster so we can focus on more characters. We would imagine the X being overlaid with typing from the blog:
We took close ups of the cast to use in poster mock ups:
We turned these black and white to fit our dark colour palette:
This is a rough attempt at the poster:
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