For the poster I want to show the main character, played by Sinead, and her love interest, played by Ollie. However if I could work it out, I would see if I could get still images from the film (trailer) and use them with in the poster. I would compare the looks of a medium shot of both characters between a medium shot of the main character with scenes around her. For the medium double shot, I would like it to look romantic with two of them in shot looking at eachother, gazing into eachothers eyes and looking as if they area bout to kiss. Possibly with a silhouette from the sun or just lighting to hiding both or just Ollies face and showing the romance and tension with in the shot, this would have to go through some trial and error. For the medium shot of Sinead I would like her looking around, confused, with scenes of her changing styles, looking different and different peoples reactions to her. This would come from shots that were already seen in the trailer showing the audience nothing more about the film and giving nothing away that the trailer hasn't. I'll have the name of the film, good reviews and a 4 star rating and create a good tag line.
For the magazine again I want to show either the main character, the love interest or both of them. If I make one decision about the character there will be a different thing shown on the other. In strictly a publicity point of view you want to showcase as much of the cast as you can to get more interest from the audience. If the poster focuses only on the main character, the magazine should have an article with the main guy. A shot of the two of them together having fun or a shot of one of them looking stylish are the kind of shots that I want. I will be bringing back 'Exposure' the magazine that I used for my AS Media Coursework. This will look like a genuine magazine cover with tag lines, puffs, plugs and a caption to anchor the picture.
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