Editing of Film Magazine

We chose to keep the setting of the photos basic and dark, this was because the feeling of the trailer is quite dark and gloomy. The photo we went with was the top photo because of the fact it shoes the light on one side of Tom's face and the dark on the other. This symbolises the two characters Tom1 and Tom2. There is also the emphasis on the headphones in all of the photos, this is because the headphones are what makes the two sides of Tom appear. It was crucial that we kept the clothing and scenery basic so that it appeals to young audiences and they can relate to the locations.

We didn't use this photo because it was unclear and didn't quite give the impression we were looking for, the photo needed to be clear and almost thought provoking. This photo seemed to be too basic and not quite striking enough.

Editing of final photograph for magazine front cover. Changing colour balance to make the surroundings fit around the subjects clothes.

Adding Text to the Photograph using a simple sleek font for a very simple suspenseful feel to enhance viewers to be interested of what this may be advertising.

We then switched into using Photoshop as we found it easier to control and manage inserting shapes and further text and felt more confident from our experience in our AS coursework. This was used to add the extra affects, including the film reel and the paint strokes that outline the text.