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Here’s an example where I really like the “closeups of movie stars” concept for a poster, otherwise known as “big floating heads”.<\/p>\n
I like it because, unlike so many “big floating heads” posters of today – it actually does seem like these three actors are in the photo shoot together<\/i>. Whether or not they are is irrelevant. It could be three separate images blended together … but the appearance is not disjointed, like so many movie posters today – where it is so obvious that everyone has been Photoshopped in within an inch of their lives, and nobody is in the same space.<\/p>\n
But I also think it is perfect not only because of the stars involved – but perfect for a movie about self-involvement, image, yearning for connection, and celebrity itself.<\/p>\n
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Here’s an example where I really like the “closeups of movie stars” concept for a poster, otherwise known as “big floating heads”. I like it because, unlike so many “big floating heads” posters of today – it actually does seem … Continue reading