HP - re thinking INFO LEAFLET

PHOTOGRAPH

 

I decided to think further about the information leaflet. It seemed to professional? I just thought the layout was boring and didn't really communicate HARRY POTTER, in the way I wanted to. 

I thought about a very simple layout design, squares that fold out, like a concertina. 

 

This seemed to work perfectly, 4 squares, split with the scar shape down the middle, creating space for 8 film info. 

 

black on yellow (keeping the picture house colours)

SHOULD I INCORPORATE THE LIMITED EDITION ART SOMEWHERE?

 

PNG SAVED.

 

VARIATIONS.

 

I think that this snake works the best, the scars and the snake work parallel, keeping it slightly free hand, but structured in a more subtle way.

 

I thought about having cinema info at the back of the leaflet, I didn't need that much info, just contact and ticket prices, and the website.

 

I felt the map was unnecessary. I think people will be able to find it (or most likely already know it's location), through an address?

 

Contact details, I feel the address and telephone numbers/emails are all that is needed. There is a map on the website so people can always look on there for further information. The leaflet is to promote the event, so I feel the main info that should be delivered is what is being shown and when. 

 

TWO VARIATIONS. I might just produce both, however, I do prefer the one with black ends. 

NEW FONT . 

Myriad Pro , condensed and condensed italic 

PREVIEW OF LIMITED EDITION POSTERS?

Do I need to show them somewhere on the leaflet? 

The snake image is a slight preview of them, is that enough? 

Could there be a small flap, that folds underneath the contact page? 

 

I thought about having a fold out page that folds out underneath the contact page. I could have strips of each poster fitting onto the square page. I think this will look too much and not demonstrate the art very well. 

 

Seeing as the colours go so well, and the image is very clear and self explanatory. I feel that the Dobby image is best to use. It attracts immediately and is a good foresight into the range of limited edition posters. 

I feel that the info leaflet should be a snippet into the event, and show the crucial information only. 

People can research further if they want to. 

I feel though, that Dobby is a good attraction to the posters.