Final magazine & Poster
The magazine and poster were made on a similar publisher to Photoshop called serif. The picture implanted on the magazine denotes a picture of the main character, who is being chased by the villain. We chose to use the victim rather than the villain because the villain was covered by a mask, so by illustrating the girls face, we hoped it will enable the audience to familiarise with actor or expose actor using a long running magazine- 'Direct Film'. Three bold colours are conveyed: black, red and white- to illustrate the genre of 'Masked Oppression', being a horror movie, with sub-genres of haunted house and supernatural. We used red as it is common to trigger and connotes: Anxious, Insecure, Fazed, Harassed, Stressed, Tensed, Angered, Alarmed feelings. White: Confused, Frustrated, Strained, Stunned/Shocked feelings. Black:Mysterious, Intense, Serious, isolated feelings. This information was addressed to us through the mood ring colours chart, enabling us to connect with our audience using psychological facts.
The magazine and poster were made on a similar publisher to Photoshop called serif. The picture implanted on the magazine denotes a picture of the main character, who is being chased by the villain. We chose to use the victim rather than the villain because the villain was covered by a mask, so by illustrating the girls face, we hoped it will enable the audience to familiarise with actor or expose actor using a long running magazine- 'Direct Film'. Three bold colours are conveyed: black, red and white- to illustrate the genre of 'Masked Oppression', being a horror movie, with sub-genres of haunted house and supernatural. We used red as it is common to trigger and connotes: Anxious, Insecure, Fazed, Harassed, Stressed, Tensed, Angered, Alarmed feelings. White: Confused, Frustrated, Strained, Stunned/Shocked feelings. Black:Mysterious, Intense, Serious, isolated feelings. This information was addressed to us through the mood ring colours chart, enabling us to connect with our audience using psychological facts.
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