Showing the basic conventions of a film poster.

1. Title
Primary
image
Secondary
image
Billing
Intertextual
reference
Company
logo
Credits
Billing: informs the audience as to
who is going to be in the film,
who is directing/producing etc.
Primary image: the shark links
with the title and shows the
audience that the main focus of
the film is in fact the shark and
not the person above which is
why that has been made the
secondary image instead of the
first.
Secondary image: implies danger
towards people, giving a tense
tone to the film.
Colour Palette: the different
shades of blue give connotations
of the ocean and deep water
while the red give off
connotations of danger and
blood, making the poster and film
look more scary and more
relevant to the plot.