Presentations

BE KIND REWIND

@_bekindrewind

Charlie Shepherd

Communicating retro loft theme of film

Nothing to do with tech - all by hand

Audience significant to film so incorporated this into screening.

Wanted to make it feel cheap and horrible but this may not be okay with audience.

GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL

@tgbh_lau

Fluer Ellis

Chosen bc makes happy and graphic design involved

Lighting of room relating to colour scheme of film

Making screening look like a hotel

Symmetry applied to many elements of film due to directors use of

KIDS

Selected by Luke Powell

Realistic perspective of subculture

Raised discussion of HIV

Awkward film to watch, wanted to develop this

Separate gender seating

Playing just kissing audio first then the film

Separating one person to reflect HIV isolation and stigmatisation

Chaotic poster to reflect chaos of film

OWN PRESENTATION
The presentation uses the cut up technique applied to the poster, linking to the way the movie is edited. Close up sections of the poster are used to present to the audience the identity of the screening clearly.

Feedback on the presentation:
- All aspects are well explained with enthusiasm.
- The presenter sometimes talked with their back to the audience.
- The designs of the poster and ticker are very different - only area of screening that isn't cohesive.
- The idea of using an old TV is very original, as well as the tickets being printed black on black.
- The use of multiple screens links well to the movie.
- The visual of Hal throughout is very clever and links well.
- The poster would be more informative with larger text, however this is justified.
- The Instagram is aesthetically powerful.
- The design decisions are well informed and there are clear developments.
- The poster has immediate, direct links.