Prop List

Whilst creating the storyboard for the teaser trailer, We found out that we didn't need that many props. We were considering to have a fake hand Pistol and a Nunkuck but we decide to drop them because we felt they were too over dramatic for a teaser and out film is meant to create a mystery.

These were the props we actually used in the trailer.

-Bag – when main protagonist receives the ransom in the alleyway


- Buff – to hide one of the blockers face to keep him secretive and to create a sense of unease for the audience

-Two phones – this is to stage the breakup of the couple

Font Examples

Ancillary task - Film magazine front cover

Before I made the front cover for a magazine, I had to chose between a couple of shots of Phil/ Main character. We had one of him vaulting a wall and running. I decided to chose the vaulting one because I felt it conveyed the action/thriller genre we are working in. To improve the shot, I used photoshop to make Phil more in depth then the background. For the magazine cover, I make the layer of Phil jumping over the wall overlapping everything even the magazine front cover. This made Phil more eye catching and the main focus of the cover

Overall- I am very happy with this front cover, I think it shows that the film is action packed and exsiting.

Possible photos to be used for the poster

I took some action shots of our main hero to be used in our film poster. I think both shots are good and I have to make them into a poster to see which one is better.

Die Hard Film Poster Analysis.

Film Pitch

Examples of Action/Thriller Film posters