This poster was my final for my Raster 2/Photoshop class. Our assignment was to make a movie poster using images that were given to us by our teacher. Text could be whatever we wanted it to be.
This isn't an actual movie, it's a fake poster.
So, as a big fan of movies where technology comes self aware, I decided to utilize these images and create a poster for a movie about a female android who becomes a human. These were the photos I used:
A picture of three heads. I put the right one on top of the suit to symbolize the main character pondering choices.
A woman in a red sweater that I put in to sort of symbolize the cold and calculating humans.
A sort of "perfect" city to show how advanced civilization and technology have come.
A picture of a robot head smirking. It reminds me a lot of I, Robot, and I felt that movie gave a good sense of machines with humanlike emotions.
A picture of a woman with cables in her. Sort of an android-appearance that uses both human and mechanical elements, giving a perfect blend of the two.
This is a suit. Moving on.
I utilized the pictures of the robot head, the woman with the cables, and the woman in the red sweater to sort of symbolize the entire notion of machines having more human emotions and humans starting to have more cold and unfeeling emotions. This is sort of shown with the tagline "When does the machine become a living thing?" which can go for both directions. The man in the middle is supposed to be the main character, and sort of symbolizes the choice between whether or not to consider a machine as a living being. Really deep stuff if you think about it.
Towards the bottom I decided to have a bit of fun with it, since I wasn't really given a list of names for a production or anything. Immortal Dream Entertainment is the name of my YouTube channel and Imaginative Logo Productions is the YouTube channel of Jon Graham, who is one of my biggest inspirations for getting into filmmaking and graphic design.
As for the actors, the name Richard Hertz is mostly a joke name. Think about it carefully, and you'll get it. Tatiana Dekhytar is a russian cosplayer/actor who looks very similar to the woman with the cables coming out of her in the middle. James Spader, Ewan McGregor, Morgan Freeman, and Samuel L. Jackson are some of my favorite actors, so I put them on there for that reason. Martine McCutcheon is a British actress who starred in Love Actually, and she from the side she looks very similar to the woman in the red sweater used in the poster. Jon Graham acts in many of the things he is involved in, so that's why I added him.
As for the production names, they are all referencing characters from the webseries Arby 'n' the Chief by Jon Graham, which also inspired me into going into filmmaking.
The logos used are the Imaginative Logo Productions logo (which Jon provides on his website for non-profit purposes), and the IDE logo was made entirely by me for my own channel (the background is darker when put into videos).
And of course the date is October 32nd because this film is never coming out.
