Poster Ideas
I am toying with the idea of the protagonist being shown in a close up or a medium close up. The close up would be used in idea one, but the second tutorial I think would look better with Stephanie looking down to the ball, with the football pitch being the mountainous background.
I will have to call in the actress to take photos which I can control. I will get several medium close ups and medium long shots.
Quote merging with the face
I like the idea of using black and white in my photos to add to a gritty effect. I want to use clear colours such as black, white, and possibly green to give this effect.
The close up of the protagonist will show how the audience are meant to position with, and the expression of her face will give an idea of an underdog. I like the idea of Stephanie looking just above the camera, as if looking up to what she must face.


I like the use of the cool colours of this poster, and if the black and white did not work out, I would consider using this as part of my house.
I feel this poster will embody the idea of Stephanie's isolation as well as showing how the sport is part of her.
The colours have a deep richness to them, and this really gives the double exposure a


These poster can reveal what the protagonist is thinking or what is important to them. The first poster is not an official Breaking Bad Poster, but it sums the ideas of the protagonists aims and goals. The double exposure is very small and doesn't distract from the main image.
The second photo has similar ideas to what I wish to do, conveying the psyche of the character before seeing the film.
The third photo does work well in quality, but the white top is the fault in this photo. There is not enough contrast in the photo leading to the viewer squinting to see what is double exposed. Instead of taking the viewer by surprise and awe, the result leaves them a little cheated.
The third photo does work well in quality, but the white top is the fault in this photo. There is not enough contrast in the photo leading to the viewer squinting to see what is double exposed. Instead of taking the viewer by surprise and awe, the result leaves them a little cheated.
The use of the cream colour is something I would like to experiment with, but my idea of having a medium close up may not as well as I intended.