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Film Poster Parody Project

Ten film poster recreations in the style and technique of the original.
Ten film posters set as a student project, in and an attempt to help understand techniques in computer graphics with concern to duplicating film posters that already exist from every decade from the past century. The process involved the students organising the film shoot, taking and manipulating the photographs, and adding any additional touches in illustrator or photoshop. In addition the film posters had to carry authentic logos and icons, that had to be researched and found in vector form.
The following posters are from my attempt to show the students the process at hand, and how to achieve the results of mimicking the original posters. Some of which were not exact duplications, but as this project was an attempt the parody the original, it was more about technique than actual duplication.
The films date back as far as 1910 and had to be one from each decade.
Frankenstein
Photograph touched up in photoshop and text and surround created in illustrator
Metropolis
Shapes created in photoshop and the main effects and manipulation in photoshop.
Figure was generated in illustrator from a photo reference file.
A Dog's Life
Main character was achieved by hand as a sketch and then the entire poster was completed in photoshop.
North By Northwest
Photos were manipulated in photoshop, and surround was generated in illustrator and completed in photoshop.
Casablanca
Completed in photoshop
Chinatown
Photo reference was sued to create the characters, and then the poster was completed in photoshop.
Raging Bull
Photo was manipulated with a staggering 60 layers.
The surrounds were completed in illustrator.
Rocketeer
This was entirely recreated in photoshop.
The Usual Suspects
Photos were manipulated in photoshop and the background was textures and filters in photoshop.
Walk the Line
Photo reference for the main character.
The whole poster was completed in illustrator.
Film Poster Parody Project
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Film Poster Parody Project

A series of ten poster parodies used in a student project to show how to recreate techniques inside the computer.

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