This was the last major development using a lighter back drop to show a little more detail in the image and being able to see the emotion on the face of the main character.
In this survey I had the most recent poster as poster 1 and the previous one as poster 2 and as this graph clearly shows the original poster was the more preferred out of these two.
The next thing that I realised was the codes and conventions had been broken though the fact the release date was being very much overshadowed by the rest of the poster, not only this I also made the title become more apparent by using a lighter shade of blue to make it stand out against the dark background.
With the idea of working with corporations I added not only my own logo but also the logo of whom was helping me during the heavy development stage of this opening sequence.
The next things that I thought would give this poster a more professional look was logos as there were seen in most film posters such as: 20th Century Fox, Sony, Dolby Digital sound and other companies and media incorporations.
As developments went on I found through the research thast there is a lot of info on a poster such as who created/produced said film, who stars in said film, and any extra persons that were key to the creation of said film.
This is my first idea for the ancillary task of a movie poster. The idea of using this image has been ideal since the filming was completed. This first idea consists of a very simple design that clearly needed to have improvements made to it. However this was a very strong base to add improvements to. The major parts to a movie poster are already here such as, Title of the film, when the film is being launched and a background that sets the theme and idea of the film.