Comparison of Our Products, with Real Products

The two images on the left hand side of the page are products which Annabel and I created, the products on the right hand side are professional products, which we have taken inspiration from to create our own magazine and film poster from. The main thing that is similar about the film poster is the image, as both have used an image of their character infront of the house. To our film poster we added a rating which the insidiuos one doens't have on this particular poster, we thought this would make it look a lot more professional as normally a film poster does have a rating. We tried to use very similar fonts for it, as we wanted it to look pretty much the same as how theres was. We added the rating stars which they have, as well as the sell lines, we wanted it very catchy towards the eye, so we had to think of some good lines, I think the one we used works perfectly for our film, which is, 'Sometimes the world of the living gets mixed up with the world of the dead'. We tried to use the same colour sheme as they had, so the title on the film in white, we put a red inner glow on ours as we wanted it to stand out more.

For the magazine front cover, we tried very hard to get it as similar as possible to the 'Total Film' front cover. we tried to get a very similar font, the one that we found worked for us and looked the most professional out of them all, was 'Vinegar' so we used that for all the font on the page, just like Total Film did for theirs. We liked how the image was in black and white on the Total film magazine, as it just looked so eye catching and because he is staring right into the camera lens it brings the audience in as they will think that he is staring at them. We really liked the colour scheme, which they used in their magazine front cover which was black, white and red, so we decided to interpret this into our magazine as well, by adding more red to the page we made each first line of thee sell line in red and also the whole of the sky line, which they did. We used very similar sell lines as them such as World Exclusive, which we placed in the same place which they did, just on the bottom of his chin and then the very bottom sell line which we changed the word from 'Coolest' to 'Scariest' as that fit better with the genre which we were working with, for our film trailer.