Final

 

The original sketch for the poster/PDF. We wanted overall unity for both of these elements of our project.
Begining to put together our collage now that we printed photos from the movie.
The collage mostly finished. We wanted the quote to stand out because not only is it a driving force of the theme for the movie, but it also relates for how this movie can show a relation to the future.
We felt that white would not reflect our project the best. In terms of lighting, the movie is not bright and we wanted to relay that in our poster. By painting the rest of the poster black (thanks to Maddie) we could add splashes of color with white and orange, both of which are symbolic in the movie.

We added cotton balls to reflect the fog that the aliens Abbott and Costello live in within their ship. It brings an ominous element that other countries in the movie don't embrace. When Dr. Louise Baker breaks down all barriers between human kind and the aliens, she is able to make the most progress.
The final project. We wanted to emphasize connections, both to other movies from the semester and to ourselves. 








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