Poster Photography: Trial

-To begin with we thought it would be effective to have tasha facing her imaginary friend as if its a face off between them.
-In the real image we'd probably make sure they were wearing different clothing and they had different hairstyles.
-We thought this could be rather effective as it would clearly show that our trailer is linked to mental illness.
- Here we did a long shot so that her whole body was in the image.

- Another idea of ours was to layer two images of tasha and to have one of her much closer to the camera, looking backwards, and another one further away looking down at herself. 

- This would once again suggest that our trailer is about schizophrenia.  

- I did a high angle so that the 2nd Natasha that is looking over the 1st one would look more threatening, and the close up shot of the 1st one would make the audience relate with her rather than the imaginary friend so that the audience is more sympathetic to her case.

- This image was the one Natasha edited with an image of her screaming. 

- We thought we could have tasha trapped in her own eye to show her having an imaginary friend and to suggest that our trailer is about schizophrenia. 

- I decided to therefore take a close up shot of her eye, this would show emotion in the poster and would make the audience relate with the character.