Vengeance film poster

This is the poster we have designed for our movie. We took a screen shot of the scene in our opening where Lisa is being poisoned, we chose this picture as we thought it would attract our audience to watch this movie due to the fact that a girl laying down half dead which is also blurred out creates suspense and makes people eager as they would want to know what's going to happen in this film.

Furthermore, having examined different film posters we noticed that most of the posters have a quote of a comment from a newspaper institution, so we also decided to include our own one to meet these realistic aspects of a film poster.

The symbol at the bottom of our picture represents the title of our film, we chose to include this in our poster as it is really relevant:

Final Vengeance

After weeks of editing we have finally finished our opening for 'Vengeance'! The process of editing took quite a long time because we had to re-shoot some of our scenes and get the correct match on action, audio and titles. once we collected all of our files, we watched the final edit all together as a group and decided that we were satisfied with our opening.

Feedback: I think that the sequence is very good the dark lighting shows a lot of tension and the music really contributes to making the audience want to see more. Chantelle,16

it was good, the red filter when the suspect enters shows danger etc., the scene where its all black and she's duck taped up is good. Kerry, 16

I like this film opening because i could relate to it , such as the 'party' lifestyle etc. but the film is quite stereotypical and something that a lot of Hollywood film companies produce. James, 18

Title sequence

Below are the titles we used for our opening. The titles included the directors, editor, cinematography, starring and title names which created in Adobe fireworks using the OCR A Std font, size 39. We decide to use this font because in many other thriller openings we watched the main types of font they used where plain colours such as white, black or red and were in capital letters which is why we felt this font was appropriate. The red connotes danger which is what we wanted to emphasize throughout the opening.