OK so I submitted to about 6 film festivals and now I have the posters for the film but I need to pick which one represents the film. In a nutshell my film represents God, hope, lost of innocence in a violent world, especially for young girls.
These are awesome! To me, #2 kind of says it, without even having to read what it's about. It shows making tough decisions is not always easy. #3 is good too, but I like the impact and color of #2. #1 seems more bad-ass without as much heart.
- MIB - If you can dream, you can do. Making it happen is up to you.
Posts: 812 | Location: Southern Cal | Registered: July 13, 2005
I totally agree with MIB; number 2 is the best! One is too "in your face" and 3 is too subtle or something. Two says it all with a picture which is exactly what a poster should do.
Posts: 167 | Location: NY | Registered: July 13, 2005
I really love #2. Second fave is #3. #1, to me, doesn't capture the soul of the girl, which after watching your trailer and reading what you say about the film, seems important.
Thanks. I still haven't made a decision yet. #2 has the most votes along with #3. Only one person said she didn't like neither because she expressed an idea (and this was my first) to have the lead actress sit on a stoop with her legs open as if she just finished killing someone. Although this movie is violent, its not a shoot em up bang bang hood movie-its about hope, making the right choices in life and accepting responsibility by your own actions. which path in life are you going to take.
I wanna reveal all of that but not too much, leaving the viewer wanting more intrest in seeing the film. Also this will OFFEND AND bless people at the same time, I guess that's what the gun represents.
I pick #2, it's contemplative. What's going on in her mind? What is she thinking? We have no idea and that poster pulls in our curiosity and mystery of her mindset. Go with that.
Posts: 37 | Location: Buffalo,NY | Registered: August 21, 2006
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Posts: 13 | Location: Brooklyn, NY | Registered: January 23, 2008
yes, I'm picking the second poster-it had the most votes.
On a good note, I've been asked by the WE-Women's Entertainment Channel to provide footage of the film for their show about female gangs. Of course I have to meet and discuss but they saw the trailer on youtube and loved it.
A new trailer is coming soon. Keep us in your prayers. I'm already making a budget for my second feature.
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