Coraline, as part of it's promotion had all the letters of the Alphabet come out as Posters featuring different Characters and settings of the film. This was appealing to their target audience of children. We could incorperate these ideas into our poster but since we are only making one we could incorperate introducing the characters into one poster and also attracting our target audience.
This is the main promotion poster for Coraline which shows the genre of the film and introduces the main Character Coraline herself. The dull dark colours contrast with the bright light giving an insight inro what the movie will be like itself.
This is the promotion poster for The Nightmare Before Christmas, this is more our genre and we are going to incoperate the lighting in our poster and the style of the text used which gives it that creepy gothic look.
This is the promotion poster for 9 which is the new Tim burton film which came out recently this once again fits in our genre for the dim dark lighting and the colourless settings with the contrast of a bright colour to show different emotion and life.
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So now you've done your research into posters, what designs have you come up with? What images will you need? Have you played with Photoshop yet? There are a couple of 'make a movie poster' tutorials on the Media page on the school website to try for inspiration...
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