- After (reluctantly) deciding to scrap the 60s graphics, I have experimented with a more 'modern' look in order to match the aesthetic of my trailer.
- I have used the same image of James (and, again, enhanced the colours) and have superimposed this on top of a still from my shoot in China Town. I chose to use this image as it includes neon lights which read 'Play 2 Win' and 'Amusements'.
- The colouring is strong and it works very well, as it goes from blue to pink. This could be seen as a suggestion of the left and right side of the brain, and the way that they work differently.
- I then superimposed, twice, the image of James onto the left and right hand sides of the frame. I have done this in order to show disorientation and a suggestion of altered ways of thinking. The three heads also adds further layers of interest to the image - they are not instantly seen and the viewer therefore has to study the poster before they are noticed.
- I experimented with the same font as the previous design, as I thought the contrast between old and new would be interesting. Again, however, the font does not match the one that I have used throughout the trailer (and therefore can't be used).
- I then experimented in Microsoft Word with my original font. I wanted to make it look like neon lights, similar to those in the image from China Town. This neon glow enhances the modern look of the poster.
- However, I do not really like this design that much as I think it is very generic and I feel as if this does not ring true to my trailer. It looks like it could be a poster for a blockbuster, but I want my poster to look more artistic and alternative.
- I am also not sure whether I want my poster to be a horizontal image.
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