Theatrical Trailer: First Draft (Still Work In Progress)

This is a version of the trailer in the early stages - there is a notable absence of narration, in addition to a number of sound effects and the editing can be rather shoddy, particularly in the latter part of the trailer as lengthy encode times meant that there was no time to fix the somewhat glaring mistakes. We have identified a number of shots that will be replaced with more appropriate ones in the final version.

A more updated version will be released soon with better cuts and additions to both visual and audio effects. Much of the footage will need to be replaced with those of a higher quality as the edit was made mainly with highly compressed versions of the files. However this current draft reflects the general structure of our trailer and for the most part is a good representation of what will be the final product.

 

Theatrical Poster: First Draft (Work In Progress)

Magazine Cover: GQ

Magazine Cover: The Hollywood Reporter

Character Poster: Nicholas Ashurst as Thorne

Theatrical Poster: Background (Work In Progress)

Below is an incomplete version of the theatrical poster, without the characters and other visual elements that will be at the foreground.

Magazine Cover Drafts

Below are the drafts for the various designs we have for our magazine cover (currently without any text). We wanted to explore all the different magazines associated with cinema and culture in order to 'promote' our film - much like a big blockbuster film would in its marketing campaign leading up to its release. Several other, more conventional, designs are being worked on, ie. a cover for an edition of EMPIRE Magazine.

It would be nice to be able to use all of them but we shall select one of the designs as the main one.

Character Posters Drafts

Below is the basic design of one of the character-centric posters for our film. There are still many elements to be added in order, for instance title and production information - in addition to more cinematic processing and colour grading - to make the poster look authentic.

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