Production Diary

Draft Horror poster

This was the first version of my Horror poster. I chose to re-create it as I felt that it was too vague as to the content of our trailer and as a result, the text wouldn't work well to promote the film. I also felt that the poster wasn't sinister enough to portray the mood of the trailer as it consists primarily of white and red tones. Whilst this kind of colour scheme was used in posters such as Let Me In, the creation process of my poster in this case made it look more posterised and not as 'real' as that of  'Let Me In'. I liked how there was a figure visible in the treeline but feedback told me that this was sometimes missed- a risk I didn't want to take as it determined the success of my main product.

Draft Magazine Cover

Preliminary Horror Trailer- Grave Encounters

Horror Plot Idea Moodboard

Recces and Location Scouting

 Bedford Street- Norwich

 Bedford Street- Norwich (In relation to Norwich City)

 Gunton Wood- Lowestoft (in proximity to Tesco car-park)

 Gunton Wood- Lowestoft (in relation to Lowestoft)

Fritton Lake- Fritton (In relation to accessibility through main roads and potential parking)

Story-Board