My Evaluation

At first I attempted to use Prezi however I couldn't familiarise with it in such a short space of time, so I made a PowerPoint. I then uploaded it to Brainshark but I wasn't happy with the way it looked, so I stuck to PowerPoint.

Media Evaluation

Showcase Feedback

Our feedback from social networking sites were mostly positive, however there were some criticisms. The feedback from the showcase was similar but we received more constructive criticism. 17 people filled in our questionnaire.

- The majority of people who answered our questionnaire found the cover and poster to look quite professional, with most rating's ranging from mostly 6-10 (out of 10). Most of them preferred the appearance of the poster.

- One person said that they wouldn't want to see the movie by looking at the magazine cover and film poster, but the rest said they would see the movie.
- The majority of people found the trailer to appear quite professional, the most common rating was 9 (out of 10) and everyone understood the concept of the story.

- Our title seemed to be overall effective, with one person disagreeing. The majority found our trailer spine-chilling, with a few exceptions.

- Further comments included:
"It was good, engaging."
"The music fits the images perfectly"
"Adeeti could appear more intimidated and afraid"
"Font could be a bit more creative"
"Title implies that they are married. Maybe change it to something more engaging/not long"
"I loved the poster, he looks very intimidating and scary. It looks very professional"
"It seemed very real"
"I liked the poster the most. But, I think the font of the title could be a bit improved"
"It was amazing, very professional"
"The trailer was very deep"

This is one of our filled out questionnaires:



Here are two charts representing some of our data:

Film Poster Analysis

I have analysed the film poster for our horror trailer me and my group created using Photoshop.

Printscreen Of Creating Final Poster

Final Film Poster

In the end, we came up with this final poster. It features Travoir's eyes at the top on a sky background, showing that he is everywhere and there is no escape. An image if him was flipped so he appears to be on the cover twice, conveying the different sides to him and emphasising on the fact that he is everywhere where Adeeti is. As we showing the different sides to him, we could have made one of his images look less frightening to show the difference, but we decided not to do so, in order to show that there may be 2 sides to him but each side seems the same. The font is a blood-red, like in our trailer, and splatters of blood referring to the events in our trailer. Adeeti is in the middle showing that Travoir has full control over her, can she escape?

Another Draft Of Film Poster

We decided to keep the concept of the letter and Travoir's eyes, however the poster looked unprofessional and the cut-out letters didn't look appropiate. We darkened the whole image to give it a horror feel, however our idea didn't seem to work.

Second Draft Of Film Poster

We wanted to keep Travoir's scary eyes in the poster, so we decided to have an image of them on a black background, with 3 pictures of iconic scenes from the movie. But, there were mixed views on this so we decided to start over.

[insert that poster here]