By Connie Dwan

Promotion and P&A

I made a Facebook page in order to promote our film through social media.

As majority of our target audience will be using a site such as Facebook, we felt that it was necessary to use this site to display information and promote our film.

The page was simple and easy to make. In order to make the page original and stand out, we chose to have a profile picture and cover photo which showed shots from our film.

These acted as spoilers and they generated excitement and intrigue around our film.

On the Facebook webpage there is the option to “Promote” your page, as well as the option to “ Invite your friends to like the page”, this means that you can make your page come up in other users news feed as well as giving them a notification that you have made a page about your film.

Facebook-Making a Facebook Page

Facebook Photos

We also made a Twitter page, this also acts as another social media tool, which promotes our film around the internet.

The twitter page provides twitter account users to visit the page and gain information surrounding our film.

It also allows people to share our page with their followers, thus reaching a wider audience, and starting a trend.

On twitter things can also be trending, this means a lot of people are talking about a particular subject or thing. W e would hope that with time our page would generate enough buzz to be “Trending”.

Twitter- Making a Twitter page

Twitter- Pictures

We made a poster to be our main resource for our film promotion.

We made the poster using Photoshop.Onto the poster we incourperated information such

as, the name of the film, the slogan, the director, the producer, the production company, the website and the release date.

As the lead role in our film is a war photographer we decided to place a vintage camera film role to act as a backdrop to our film title.

We also placed iconic war images into the film role, to give across the theme of our film.

Our Film Poster

Our Poster