Poster photoshoot

As my sketches for the poster varied from one another, I decided to try out a  range of different shots that I thought would work well.

The first lot of photographs I felt did not give a big enough clue as to what the film was about and lacked anything exciting or sinister. As well as this, due to it showing the whole of her body and lots of the scenery behind her, I felt that it was too similar to the photograph I had used for the double page.

After going through these photos at home, I arranged another photo shoot with the cast and this time took into consideration the faults of the last photos taken. I took a lot more close up photos this time round to show the emotion of the protagonist and also played around a lot more with the masked man in the background of the photo. Here are the photos;

My favorite photograph from the shoot was the third one as I felt that it was most fitting for the film, without giving to much away. I made sure that it didn't give too much away by using the same masked man and therefore not spoiling the other masks used in the film.