The document analyzes two movie posters for the film "Private Violence." Both posters use a dark background with a solitary female figure to convey feelings of danger, depression, and vulnerability. Key design elements like contrast, bold text, and specific colors are employed to make important text and the title stand out against the dark scenes and intrigue audiences.

1. POSTER ANALYSIS

2. Dark mise-en-scene has
connotations of danger and
depression.
Single figure of woman
makes her look vulnerable
and alone.
Contrast between dark room
and bright window creates
the dark figure.
White text stands out on the black
background.
Tagline added to intrigue
audience
Bold text is used for the title
of the film to make it stand
out to the audience.
Red connotes
danger.
Having a sparse mise-en-
scene makes the figure stand
out more and creates a more
lonely atmosphere.
Important text is added at the
bottom naming actors,
directors, producers etc.

3. This is a teaser poster for the
same film Private Violence.
Dark mise-en-scene is used
with a single figure
The naked body suggests
vulnerability of the character.
Same title is used using the same
simple font and white ad red to stand
out against the dark background.