MLPTP EVENT Movie poster step example...

[Natsu chan]

since some of you won't have seen this before I'll post mine from a few years ago:

Here's the movie poster:

And heres my pony version:

It's not great as this was all very new to me, but that should give you some idea of how this step works.

 

[cannibalcow]

so it's ok to make your own pictures/background etc.? ok thanks

 

[Natsu chan]

It's usually okay yes, if Wolfie has changed her mind she'll mention it. I wouldn't worry though she's included this step many times and it's generally the same.

 

[cannibalcow]

thanks for the help. uuum, can you make your own like chains and stuff? my poster includes alot of iron and a weight

 

[Ringo1126]

oh man, im kinda scared... mine's just a LITTLE bit detailed... lol

 

[babyblueducky]

can it be any horror movie, no matter how old it is?
the background and accessories can be anything as long as its not made on the computer?

 

[bestinthewest]

I'm going to double post my question if I posted it in the wrong place.

I'm wondering about adding in the movie text when we're finished with the photo. I don't have Photoshop on my computer and for the last several months Photobucket's editing options haven't been working for me. So I'm not really sure how I'd add that in. Will we loose points if the text isn't added in digitally?? Say versus already being in the picture before any editing.

B/c I'm not sure its fair to be judging based on what program capability some of us may or may not have on our computers. Doesn't mean I can't take a great photo without digitally editing anything into it :wink:

Just curious....

 

[Natsu chan]

Best it shouldn't matter how the text gets there. Mine was added in with paint by the way and it was only the second time I'd done that.

The movie's age shouldn't matter so long as you have the cinema poster (read that as theatre if you're wondering what I mean).

Wolfie will be by to clarify soon.

 

[bestinthewest]

I don't have paint on my computer either....I use a MAC and I'm not sure what art programs it supports.

 

[wolfiechick]

thanks for the help. uuum, can you make your own like chains and stuff? my poster includes alot of iron and a weight

Yes, you are encouraged to make you own stuff or use thinga around the house as long as the stars, people, actors are ponies.

oh man, im kinda scared... mine's just a LITTLE bit detailed... lol

You are change yours if you do it before the step is opened.

can it be any horror movie, no matter how old it is?
the background and accessories can be anything as long as its not made on the computer?

Yes, any horror movie as long as you can find an image of it.

I'm wondering about adding in the movie text when we're finished with the photo. I don't have Photoshop on my computer and for the last several months Photobucket's editing options haven't been working for me. So I'm not really sure how I'd add that in. Will we loose points if the text isn't added in digitally?? Say versus already being in the picture before any editing.

B/c I'm not sure its fair to be judging based on what program capability some of us may or may not have on our computers. Doesn't mean I can't take a great photo without digitally editing anything into it .

You will no be judged for the text. The object is to get the ponies and the visual settings to match the environment and look of the poster. The more creative, the better.

 

[wolfiechick]

More samples

 

[bestinthewest]

I see. Well this should be a lot of fun!! I'm really looking forward to re-creating my movie cover!!

 

[Ringo1126]

ok thanks Wolfie i changed it to Sweeney Todd