Movie Promo Material in Photoshop
Budget: $10 – $55 USD
This is for my final project
Also, Part A and Part B are both for the same movie/TV show. Think about it like this...you are hired by the marketing department at a studio to help create promo material for a movie/show. You are tasked with delivering print and video.
Note:
Your Photoshop file deliverables must NOT be flattened. Your grade is based on the work you put in and a big part of how that is judged is by your layers.
Last Note (very important one):
This is a Photoshop class. Remember that you are submitting your project files (.psd files). This goes for the one sheet AND the video. There are other video editing programs out there but you are using PHOTOSHOP for this piece. Any videos edited using any other programs will receive a zero for Part B.
PART A – One Sheet
(8 1⁄2” x 11” – Horizontal or Vertical)
You have creative control over the design of this one sheet. Be sure to include as many elements as we learned in class. More points are awarded for using more of the tools in the example list below.
Examples:
-Horizontal and/or vertical text (warping text optional)
-One photo minimum
-Adjustments (opacity, color, tone, brightness, contrast, etc.)
-Blurring using any blurs from the Blur Gallery
-Something composited
*Final deliverable for Part A:
A1) Photoshop file (.psd) named: Lastname_Firstname_MA104_Final_Project_OneSheet
A2) Exported PNG (.png) named: Lastname_Firstname_MA104_Final_Project_OneSheet
PART B – Promo video / trailer with audio track
(30 second minimum, one minute maximum)
You have creative control over the video. Be sure to include as many elements as we learned in class. More points are awarded for using more of the tools in the example list below.
Please keep in mind that this is not an editing class. In an editing class we'd be using Adobe Premiere Pro. This is a Photoshop class. This means that I'm expecting you to showcase the skills you've picked up in THIS class.
Examples:
-Still images and video content (both mandatory)
-Animated text with keyframes (mandatory)
-Animated zoom effect
-Animated motion effect
-Added pan and/or zoom to static images (be sure to include enough stills with pan/zoom effects)
-Transitions
-Audio track – Can be dialogue/voice over, music, effects, or all three
*Final deliverables for Part B:
B1) Photoshop file (.psd) named: Lastname_Firstname_MA104_Final_Project_Video_PSD
B2) H.264 Quicktime file (.mp4) named: Lastname_Firstname_MA104_Final_Project_Video_QT
Also, Part A and Part B are both for the same movie/TV show. Think about it like this...you are hired by the marketing department at a studio to help create promo material for a movie/show. You are tasked with delivering print and video.
Note:
Your Photoshop file deliverables must NOT be flattened. Your grade is based on the work you put in and a big part of how that is judged is by your layers.
Last Note (very important one):
This is a Photoshop class. Remember that you are submitting your project files (.psd files). This goes for the one sheet AND the video. There are other video editing programs out there but you are using PHOTOSHOP for this piece. Any videos edited using any other programs will receive a zero for Part B.
PART A – One Sheet
(8 1⁄2” x 11” – Horizontal or Vertical)
You have creative control over the design of this one sheet. Be sure to include as many elements as we learned in class. More points are awarded for using more of the tools in the example list below.
Examples:
-Horizontal and/or vertical text (warping text optional)
-One photo minimum
-Adjustments (opacity, color, tone, brightness, contrast, etc.)
-Blurring using any blurs from the Blur Gallery
-Something composited
*Final deliverable for Part A:
A1) Photoshop file (.psd) named: Lastname_Firstname_MA104_Final_Project_OneSheet
A2) Exported PNG (.png) named: Lastname_Firstname_MA104_Final_Project_OneSheet
PART B – Promo video / trailer with audio track
(30 second minimum, one minute maximum)
You have creative control over the video. Be sure to include as many elements as we learned in class. More points are awarded for using more of the tools in the example list below.
Please keep in mind that this is not an editing class. In an editing class we'd be using Adobe Premiere Pro. This is a Photoshop class. This means that I'm expecting you to showcase the skills you've picked up in THIS class.
Examples:
-Still images and video content (both mandatory)
-Animated text with keyframes (mandatory)
-Animated zoom effect
-Animated motion effect
-Added pan and/or zoom to static images (be sure to include enough stills with pan/zoom effects)
-Transitions
-Audio track – Can be dialogue/voice over, music, effects, or all three
*Final deliverables for Part B:
B1) Photoshop file (.psd) named: Lastname_Firstname_MA104_Final_Project_Video_PSD
B2) H.264 Quicktime file (.mp4) named: Lastname_Firstname_MA104_Final_Project_Video_QT