After providing
numerous poster
stencils for my group, we had to decide on using a poster itself.
we all created many individual posters so we had a variety to eliminate from.
Below are a few images we have created
individually in regards to our target audience:

The advert posters above I have personally created from our original images (analysed in next post). i have edited them in photo shop to get a professional finishing. I have used many different techniques to match the adverts in magazines. i prefer the image of the actor as it is simple and fits our target audiences age range.

The images above are created by my group member (
Natalie). they are both showing different styles of
the actor. unfortunately we cannot use these images of our actor as they are
submitted for other work, and gathering new images to keep
in time with our production
schedule will not be possible. so it is a safe option to stick with a similar version of poster to our
digi-pack which is the rabbit mask.

These adverts above were created by a member of my group (
Emily). she experimented with
the colour of the mask poster as we were quite keen on
having that new colour. but from this
looking at a poster we have decided as a group to go against it, and stick with more natural colours, as this looks more feminine and our target audience is both males and females. However
the actor image is very professional/magazine
looking and would be a fantastic
image/style to use if we were to use this image (which is not possible now at this stage).

The images above were created by a member of my group (
Anna) they
also show editing from our
original images. as a group we all went against these images as the rabbit image looked to 'bitty' and the actor image looked for more of a style of a
digi pack then a poster.