Designing the website..

Final Design..


This is our finished website. We felt that the representations involved were very iconic to our trailer. As the camera played a key part in our film in which is central on the screen so the audience see this straight away. The dark mysterious face adds to the audience wondering who the evil character is always being hidden in the shadows. The main site of the trailer is at the house, in which we have again involved on the website. The trailer can be seen on the pop out screen of the camera, it will replace the eye when selected. We have also kept a set layout simply using black and red excluding the images to make it simple yet very effective.

Website contents..

The image of the house is the main set for our trailer. On the website design we used a blur tool to give the house a creepy, ghost like effect adding to the horror aspect of our trailer.

This is a photo taken of the camera we used in order to video our trailer. We felt we should use this in our website as we had not used it on our poster, in which it is a key aspect of the trailer. Having this centred, with a strange image placd within it enphasised the importance of the title 'The Third Eye'.

We used our friend James as the main image of our mysterious character in the trailer. Due to him having a shaven head it gives off a thuggish look about him and gave off all the conventions we were looking for. As we shadowed James' face for the website it gave the scary effect, also how when people struggle to see in the dark it causes them to panic and be scared, in which this is the effect we were going for.

Designs..

The first website design was created by myself. In general the design gives off a mysterious look about it, in which not giving away anything from the film. The hand held video camera is the main image, as it plays the key role within the film. The red colour again is kept as it enthasises danger. The picture of a mans face is showing the horror side to the film, along with the spooky house and again makes the audience re think about the plot. The features included on the website are located on the back of the video camera, whilst the trailer would be played on the pull out screen.

This website design was created by James Bell. It shows how a simple layout, with a variety of colours can interest more of our target audience. The eye in the top left hand corner is a link to the home page, which would be consistant through out the whole website. This design is aimed more at the horror side of the film, as it simply shows a spooky house, with a ready to play clip, saving all the mysteries to be revealed in the film and not before hand.