Final Pitch – Ancillary Tasks

Tom & Lilly

Film Poster

• Our Film poster will consist of a light blue background, with white writing.

• Central to the poster will be a black and white photo, long shot, of a female teenager sitting on a cubicle toilet with a laptop on her knees, holding a gun in her mouth.

• Directly under the photo, will be the title “SAY IT TO MY FACE” in the shape of a keyboard font like displayed in my final research.

• There will be institutional information at the bottom of the poster in a smaller font, but in the same colour, white.

• At the top of the poster we will have a positive review about our production, and above that the awards it has won. At the bottom left of our poster we will have the NSPCC logo as they are whom we have permission to use their logo and send our production of to after it is complete.

Film Magazine Review - PAGE ONE

• We are completing a two page spread. Page one:

• At the top is the title “SAY IT TO MY FACE” in black keyboard font, with another positive review directly underneath it.

• The background will once again be a light blue with white writing.

• Our text will be in four in columns, that writes around a photo of one of our subjects at medium looking distressed. On the far left written common, half way down between paragraphs will be an important part of the text, repeated in bold and a larger font.

• The text will write about the effects of social networking sites, and how our documentary helped promote and warn the seriousness of cyber bullying to our target audience, include some facts and figures that are included in our documentary to inform the targeted opinion leaders, who can then pass the information on to the more vulnerable target audience of teenagers.

PAGE TWO

• Page two will consist of the top half being a photo, of the face of a teenage boy covering his mouth, with widened eyes infront of a laptop screen at medium shot.

• Underneath this will be comments about how we portrayed the topic of cyber bullying to help raise awareness. Then will continue to comment on our editing, our camera shots and interview techniques, (positively hopefully!).

• And finally at the far right of the page, will be the channel 4 logo and the NSPCC logo.