I titled the account "@diegofuego451," creating a perfect mix of nonchalant-ness and cringe. To me, the username shows a level of consideration, but not enough to the point that he cares about branding.
Afterward, it was time to polish up the account and give it the appearance of a real user. We decided to take some time today in class to do a mini "photoshoot" with Jack, and we used these pictures for both the Twitter profile picture and a promotional post on Instagram that will advertise the actors. I wanted the profile picture to be a selfie where he's donning a goofy smile, similar to other pictures of nerdy boys I've seen around the internet. We also had him mess up his hair a little, as the gelled-up look was too preppy for the character we envisioned.After the profile pic was decided upon, we had to move onto the header. This was where I hit a roadblock, as headers on Twitter tend to be either promotional, representative of a brand, or pretty much random. I considered making the header a promotional advertisement of our film, but ultimately decided to simply make the account look as "realistic" as possible. Since Diego is an avid video game player, I decided to build off of that angle to complete the page. I looked up screengrabs of Call of Duty gameplay, and instead used that as the header. This is still a very early version of the Twitter (and it will most likely be subject to change), but I'm happy with what we have thus far.
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