TASK 3: THE PROPOSAL

PROPOSAL OF MY FILM



How does my poster target my audience?
-Shows clearly three most popular and iconic superhero's. Creates interest to teenage audiences and anyone interested in popular culture and comic readers.
- Creates a sense of mystery with the destroyed city in the foreground and The Flash looking distressed.
-Three main stars presented clearly in the poster.
Colour and lighting creates a sense of action and drama, dark colours with lighting and the galaxy in the background.

How to encourage a fandom and repeat viewings?
-Website with character biographies, interviews with stars, games and news on the movie and any future sequels.
-Massive amounts of advertisement continuing after its release to encourage non fans to watch as well as convince fans to rewatch it again. 
Would run in cinemas for a maximum of three months, DVD and Blu-Ray release by a few months later.
-Social media pages on Facebook, Instagram etc.

What forms of advertisements will you use?
-Television adverts 
-Trailers in theatres and online 
-Radio adverts 
-Billboards
-Social media pages 

What production company would fund the production of your movie? 
-Warner Bros. Studios. 
-Warner Bros. have owned the rights to DC properties since 1989, therefore they seem likely to be the most fitting production company to fund the movie as they have made great films involving these characters before, such as The Dark Knight Trilogy and Superman 

Warner Bros. Facts: 
-Founded on April 4th 1918
-Founders: Jack L Warner, Albert Warner, Harry Warner, Sam Warner 
-Won many Academy Awards 






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