Client : MEDiAKiN / Sterling Cinema Pty Ltd / Global Alliance Productions / Caldwell Entertainment
Brief : Read script, on-set observations, utilise on set photographer.
Medium : Digital : One of several Bad Behaviour Character posters created in Adobe Photoshop 2012 a.d
Design Notes : Featuring Georgina Symes as the Bitchy high school teacher Jennifer Brown, wife to the character of policeman Mark Brown and mother to Candice. In pre-blockbuster/DVD days, the horror section of the local video store was a sacred and profane place— a vast undiscovered treasure trove of gritty illicit images. Today, as most people order their dvds from Amazon based on movies they’ve already seen or heard of, or worse yet, they `flix everything they watch, DVD cover art is a pretty sanitized business. Actors you recognize, a scene from the film, the promo poster you’ve seen a thousand times (with a lot of dodgy photoshop edits and airbrushes screaming at you). Mid-80's VHS cover art was different, especially in the horror aisles. Intense color and extreme graphics were the only ways to give your film a chance to be seen, especially in an era when many horror films were independently produced or released direct to video. VHS covers could be downright terrifying. A trip down the horror aisle at the local video store could often be an act of bravery for my 13-year-old self, and, unfortunately, most often a much richer artistic experience than viewing the films inside those nightmarish Technicolor cases -- damn you blood sucking freaks! But I digress, one of the greats featured Roger Ward in Turkey Shoot his hands severed, stumbling after Olivia Hussey's character.

One-sheet refers to the standard north american sized 70 x 100cm (27 inch x 41 inch) movie poster, what is misleading is the one-sheet size isn’t necessarily consistent or standard, and can vary by several inches/centimeters. This is especially true of some borderless full-bleed posters, which may be 66.04 x 101.6 cm (26 x 40inch) or smaller. The sizing can also change between film studios, with each film company in-house ad production group following it’s own sizing and printing standards.