1. FILM POSTER!

2. FONT This is the font I want to use on my poster because it looks dramatic and bold, also looking and other horror film posters they used a sophisticated font. I know it’s different from the font examples I put on my questionnaire but realising it now I believe that they look very amateur. The font I want to use is inspired by these film posters

3. Mise-en scene Lighting The lighting will behind the figure however not that much the killer becomes a silhouette, but enough that you can see the weapon the killer is holding and but to much that you see features because I want to keep the identity of the killer a mystery. Setting The setting of the main image will a corridor, that looks like a high school this way the audience knows that its going to be a horror film about teenagers. Also because some of our target audience are teenagers and they will be able to relate to background more than an older person would. Therefore is they would be more likely to see the film. Low angle shot Because our horror film genre is a slasher-stalker, the feature of the poster should be the killer. This means that I should have a low angle shot of the killer; this will make the audience feel intimated and scared. If the audience start to feel a little bit scared by the horror film poster then they’re more likely to see the film. However to make my film poster a bit more individual and able to stand out from the rest of the typical slasher-stalker film poster the feature of the poster will be and image of thee victim