Right from the planning stages of our coursework, we wanted a continual theme to be displayed across all of our products to create a clear brand identity. We therefore ensured that the two advertising products linked both to the film and to each other.
We
decided to have one central character as it is typical for films to have one
character that the audience most identifies with. It is obvious that he is the
dominant character of the film and that the story very much focuses on him. Our
poster displays a close up of him looking directly into the camera,
establishing a relationship with the audience from the moment they look at the
image. Our radio ad also features dialogue from our main character suggesting
to the audience that this is who the story is about and this is the person to
focus on.
Another
feature that we decided to use across our products was the use of symbols. We used the
symbols to represent what was going on inside Johnny’s head. In
the film, we used After Effects to overlay the video over the matrix effect. We
also carried the theme of time across our products. The time 4:06 frequently appears in all of our products as it is a significant theme in the film. The sound
of a ticking clock can also be heard in both our radio advert and the actual film.
Overall, we believe that all three of our products have combined well
together. The complete look of the products is professional and there is a
clear consistency between the three. We feel that we have achieved our desired
vision.
We linked our
products together by sustaining the stylized fonts: Minion Pro, Courier New and
Candara. We chose them because these fonts are typically associated with
existing posters of this genre which we had previously researched. We used some
sound clips from the film, such as character dialogue, in appropriate places in
the radio advert which inter-linked the products together. The tag-line “What
is it to be? Heaven or hell?” is used across all three of our products. It is
spoken as a line of dialogue in the film; it appears on the poster and it is
also spoken by the narrator of the radio advert.
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