LO5 - Final Poster

Based on feedback I have added more images as the first draft felt very text heavy. I have also followed conventions of the thriller genre such as mysterious images of characters, dark imagery and using black and white to show the dark tone. I have also added in production details as these were missing from my drafts as well as the date of release and the logo.

LO4 - Evidence of editing

LO4 - Presentation feedback

From the feedback that i have received i have many points to address. The first point being for my print based ads the feedback that i received on how to improve my print ads the feedback i received was to include more information about the film on several key pieces such as the poster this will help viewers gain a better insight into the film. A common piece of feedback i received was that i needed to include a rationale behind many off the choices i make in order to justify many aspects such as house style and target audience. Another piece of feedback i received was too perhaps distribute my print based ads in magazines as well as newspapers this will relate to my target audience as they are much younger and more likely to read entertainment magazines.

A positive piece of feedback i received was in regards too my intended target audience. I asked if my target audience related to the genre of my film overall people agreed that the demographic i had laid out  of 16-25yrs old was accurate however the ratio between men and women viewers maybe be lower than 40% for women considering the action genre is stereotypically more male focused. 

LO3 - Presentation

LO3 - Production plan

Timescales and budget 

In terms of Timescales on my gantt chart i have outlined a scale of 2 weeks in order to draft and create the print advertisements. One week to draft the the products, outline the ideas and house style of the overall campaign. The second week will be dedicated to creating the print based adverts using software such as photoshop. In this time I can also make adjustments based upon peer feedback for the logo and poster. If I follow the timescales i laid out on my gantt chart then the print based ads should be completed within these 2 weeks.

For the budget, i would be using several pieces of software to create the print based ads and produce preproduction materials such as microsoft powerpoint and word as well as adobe photoshop to create the logo and poster. In order to capture the photos needed for my poster and other materials i would also need a camera and tripod so this will be included in the total budget. All of the equipment mentioned and the costs included were covered by the college but if this were a project that i had carried out without the college covering the cost it could cost upto £500 with the combined cost of the canon camera, tripod, sd cards and the adobe and microsoft software.

Contents

For content, I will be adapting several concepts I had for my poster including the film logo, pictures of actors and a establishing shot of a key location within the film. The poster will include shots of the two main actors on either side of the poster and a establishing shot of surrey street in-between, a key location within the film. For the logo it will mostly include text as with most movie posters they dont include shapes within their logos to emphasise the title. A black and white gradient will be used to emphasise the dark tone of the film as well as the genre being a thriller and when looking at several posters of the same genre they utilise this in their posters.

Fonts

In terms of fonts i will be using the same font throughout (BAD GRUNGE) in order to keep continuity between the poster and tv ad so that  viewer will be able to tell that they are from the same campaign. On the poster i will also use another font (Avenir Next) for the production details.

Colours 

For the print based ads the main colour scheme will consist of black white and red. I have chosen these colours because they reflect the story itself. Black and white were chosen as they reflect the different tones represented throughout the film white as the film starts out with a light hearted tone with the protagonist having good intentions, while black was used to show how later in the film the tone becomes darker as the protagonist is forced down a dark path. This will be used on the logo and other images used throughout the print ad.

LO3 - Mockups

LO3 - Gantt Chart

LO3 - Treatment

The Brief

JB productions is a small independent film company, creating short independent films. We have been given the task of creating a Print based advertisements as part of my unit 15 college work. 

Purpose

The purpose of the adverts is too simply create awareness of the short film that JB productions by creating adverts in relation to the brand. This will be done by creating intriguing and exciting adverts that will draw in potential viewers and customers.

Target audience 
The target audience for this product will be ages 16 -25 both male and female as the film features characters of a similar age. Therefore these ages we've chosen will relate to the film the most.  For the spending power off the target audience would be around B/C i have chosen this spending power as the audience will have to be able to afford tickets too be able to watch the film. The audience will be specifically fans of the thriller genre of films and avid movie goers. In terms of demographics, the dominant group who would watch the film is urban venturers, as the audience is mainly students and young people who relate to several characters within the film.

Production Team
Billy Armitage, Jack shakeshaft

Equipment
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ1000

Tripod

Relevant legal and ethical issues 
Copyright law is the protection of a producers intellectual property. In order for another party to use this intellectual property would have to get permissions from the owner e.g Logos, Organisations, Photographs

Media that can be stolen easily includes, music, films and games.

All advertisements used in a campaign must be truthful, small print can be used too relay any important information such as terms and conditions but they still must be truthful as if they are not a company may get into serious legal trouble for falsely advertising their product. When looking at specific print based adverts I've looked at there do appear to be terms and conditions on them this could be due too the fact that they need to show that they own rights to the characters or licenses related to the campaign.

The only relevant legal and ethical considerations I can think of is that in my print based advertisements i will need to show evidence that i either own the rights or that the print adverts were originally for the campaign itself

The Advertising standards Authority are the independent regulator for advertising all media in the UK. The ASA use advertising codes for Advertising Practice written by Committees. The main focus of the ASA is act upon complaints and troubles from the public by taking action against advertisements that may have harmful, misleading or offensive advertisements.

The ASA intend to ensure that all advertisements are honest, reliable and overall genuine and can be presented to the public, as a real advertisement should be. The ASA also have a council and a Senior Management team with the council being in charge of deciding if a piece of advertising has breached the code of being able to be shown to the public and the team being responsible of setting the direction of the organisation.

For my advertising campaign the ASA codes that i would need to abide too would firstly be section 3 misleading advertising. In order to comply with this section of the ASA i would need to make sure that none of my advertising campaign is falsely advertising the campaign to any viewers of the promotional material such as stating comparisons to other products stating that it is similar or otherwise better than a other product when that may not be truthful and would mislead the consumer. Another ASA code that i would need to abide by would be harm and offense, when i am making my advertising campaign i must make sure that the adverts i do create do not must not contain anything that is likely to cause serious or widespread offence. Particular care must be taken to avoid causing offence on the grounds of race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, disability or age. 

LO3 - Risk assessments

LO3 - Recce sheet