Production of the first draft for Film Poster

By Chantelle Locsin

Step One Firstly, I got a plain black background for the poster since the

genre is quite a dark concept; thus the colour scheme will majorly

consist of dark colours.

Step Two Secondly, I added the flames as it’s going to act as part of the

background. They’re meant to represent hell and evil which is the

opposite of heaven (thus working with the concept of the plot).

Step ThreeNext, I combined the picture of the priest with the template of the

cross through layers so the priest is the inside layer of the cross.

This is meant to represent that he’s the priest since the picture is

within the shape of a cross.

Step Four The next step was adding the tagline which is shared with other

member’s in my group to follow the continuity that it’s a film poster

for the same film that we’re working on.

Step Five Next, I added the film title to the top of the poster. The same font

and typography is shared among the members of my group in

order to follow the same continuity that it’s for the same film.

Step Six After, I added the main actors names at the top of the film poster.

This is one of the formulaic conventions that state that it’s a film

poster.

Step Seven Lastly, I added the date of the film’s release at the bottom of the

poster so the audience will know when the film will be released.

The same date will also be applied to in the film trailer which links

the two products.

Complete First Draft of the Film

Poster