
The screen capture from above is the homepage for our website. I have decided to use the same image as the poster so that it gives the audience something to recognise the film by. There is also a navigation bar down the right side of the website. This allows the viewer to easily move through the website to a different page.

This is a page of the website. The main image (of the facebook logo) is a link, when the viewer clicks on the image they will be transferred to a facebook page where they can learn more about the film. This is a major new part of advertising films in today's media. Because of the huge potential audience film companies are tapping the resource and advertising to their target audiences.
There is also a photo gallery, where the audience can see photos of the characters outside of the movie, in their everyday lives. This has not been used by film production companies before as they tend to show more information in the form of bloopers or videos. I feel, however, that this would be a good way of connecting the audience with the characters as it latches on to the facebook rage that is present time. People enjoy riffling around others photos and if they can do it with the characters then they might be more inclined to go to watch the film.
Another page is the review page. This is where the audience can see what main media companies, e.g. The sun newspaper, have thought about the film. This might also make them more likely to want to watch the film. This is used by movies all of the time. Their websites, movie posters, e.c.t., all have a review on it so that the audience knows a third party were also interested by the film.
The following web-address is a link to our web page.
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