'John: The Movie' Poster

     With some of the extra time we had we decided to make this feel all the bit more real by creating a poster of what we envision the movie poster for this incredible film would be. One of our group members, Rahul, took the responsibility of editing and creating a masterpiece which engulfs all of the deep emotions that 'John' felt within the film opening. Although the poster may not be up to a professional viewpoint, it sure does fit with our comedic & satirical film style. Another reason of why we created this poster is because it also correlates with one of the four questions asked by Cambridge in the CCR, having to do with engagement and distribution of the media.

Below is the poster:



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