"What a charmingly inappropriate greeting, Dr. Hodgins."
Okay. Updated Challege Log (complete with all my entries for the first four challenges!) is here.
And here's Challenge #5.
THE CHALLENGE
Make a movie poster.
THE DEADLINE
Erm... a week? You're busy and I'm lazy, so... yeah. A week.
THE SPECIFICATIONS
- Theoretically, a movie is being made of a book/graphic novel. You make the poster.
- The movie must be based on a book/graphic novel/etc. No originals. It also cannot be a remake or based on a TV show or anything else live-action. The original source material must be non-live-action.
- The only exception to the above would be Neverwhere, as long as you're basing the poster on the book and not the mini-series (even though the book is technically not the original source material).
- It's not a cartoon, it's a live-action movie. If you want people on the poster, you have to find actors/models that look like the characters.
- If there was a previous movie/TV show version, that's okay, but the new movie is based on the source material. For instance, it would be okay to do a poster for Bones, as long as you're following the book and not the show. If you do this, no actors from previous versions can appear in the new one.
- More than one submission is fine, for either the same movie or different ones. But you only HAVE to make one ;)
- Preferably the source material should be something we've both at least heard of.
And here's Challenge #5.
THE CHALLENGE
Make a movie poster.
THE DEADLINE
Erm... a week? You're busy and I'm lazy, so... yeah. A week.
THE SPECIFICATIONS
- Theoretically, a movie is being made of a book/graphic novel. You make the poster.
- The movie must be based on a book/graphic novel/etc. No originals. It also cannot be a remake or based on a TV show or anything else live-action. The original source material must be non-live-action.
- The only exception to the above would be Neverwhere, as long as you're basing the poster on the book and not the mini-series (even though the book is technically not the original source material).
- It's not a cartoon, it's a live-action movie. If you want people on the poster, you have to find actors/models that look like the characters.
- If there was a previous movie/TV show version, that's okay, but the new movie is based on the source material. For instance, it would be okay to do a poster for Bones, as long as you're following the book and not the show. If you do this, no actors from previous versions can appear in the new one.
- More than one submission is fine, for either the same movie or different ones. But you only HAVE to make one ;)
- Preferably the source material should be something we've both at least heard of.