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Creating The Dramatic Dark Make-Up On Charlotte For Our Trailer

Above, you will see Charlotte getting her make-up done before we started filming our trailer. We used black and dark brown eye shadow to enhance her jaw line, cheek bones, nose and eye sockets. The darker colours make her face look more drawn in and sick, which is the look we intended on going for when charlotte plays the role of being possessed. In other horror films and trailers, the use of darkened and enhanced facial features make the actor/actress look terrifying and gives the haunting look, which is why we decided to use this technique in our trailer. 

Filming - Day 2

Music Effects For Horror Trailer

For our trailer, we wanted other sound effects to go into our trailer, other than the ones we had already chosen from the 'Sinister' soundtrack. So I went onto youtube and I found the video which I transferred into an MP3 track using 'Youtube Converter' and put it into iMovie with the completed trailer and cut it down to the sound effects which we wanted to use, I think overall we used around 5 or 6 short sound effects from this video, on top of the 'Sinister' soundtracks.

E-mailing The Production Company For Permission To Use The Music

Music For The Trailer - Sinister Soundtrack by Christopher Young

After the intense research into horror films and trailers, we have decided to use 'Sinister' as our main inspiration for creating our horror trailer, so much so that we researched the soundtrack for this film, and fell in love with the idea of using some of the tracks from the sound track (created by Christopher Young), we made a list of the songs which we have narrowed it down to from the entire playlist. The songs listed below, are listed because we intend to use sections and snippings from each of them for different sections of our horror trailer.

• Portrait of Mr Boogie
• The Horror In The Canisters
• Sin Sister Sweet
• House Painting 12’
• Pollock Type Pain

Final Chosen Picture For My Magazine Cover

For my magazine cover, I have chosen to use this photo for my Film Magazine Cover because of the evil look that she has already and when I come to edit it, I plan to darken the eyes, and contour the face with the burn tool, making it look more drawn in and making Charlotte (in the picture) look ill. Also I plan to redden the eyes, to make her look even more evil and possessed.