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This document outlines Pavan's plans for three different movie posters: a theatrical poster, teaser poster 1, and teaser poster 2. The theatrical poster will feature the two main characters and identify them by name. Teaser poster 1 will feature the title in yellow to represent comedy, a scene from the movie to intrigue audiences, the rating, and viewing information. Teaser poster 2 will include the title "Crazy Brothers", pictures of the two main characters, the rating, characters' names, and the channel logo. Both teaser posters will have a background related to the film's outdoor location.
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- 1. Pavan GraphicsLayout Theatrical poster Thiswill be a picture of two main characters inthe front of the film posteras it will show the audience whothe main characterswill be. In thissectionthiswill be the characters namestoshowthe audience whotheyare calledsothe audience will have aninsightwho theyare expectingtobe inthe film The backgroundof the filmposter will be a roadthis isbecause thiswill be one of my main locationswhere my filmwill be setin Here I will addthe age certificate ratingso it will show whoissuitable watchingthe filmandwhichage can watch it
- 2. Pavan Teaser poster Thissectionwill be where Iwill put my title of the filmandI will addthe colouryellow inthe title because it representscomedyandhumour. Also,inthissectionIwill puta main character image duringa scene in the filmposterthis because itisa teaserpostersoit will wantthe audience towatchit as it will be like a spoilersortimage of a main character duringa scene soit will hookthemwantingto watchit. Here will be where Iwill putthe age certificate ratingsoitwill showwho issuitable towatch the film and,I will displaywhere youcanwatch the filmsofor example channel4 and the maincharacter name so it will show the audience whocan watch the film. In the backgroundof the filmposter will be anoutside environment for example wheremyfilmwill be locatedas itwill showthe audience where mymainlocationisand itwill standout as a resultof that.
- 3. Pavan Teaser poster Thiswill be where Iwill putmytitle of myfilmwhichiscalled“Crazy Brothers” Thissectioniswhere Iwill add picturesof my twomaincharacters on the filmpostersoitwill showthe audience whoiscastingandthe maincharacters of the film Thissectioniswhere Iadd the age certificate of the filmasitwill show whois entitledwhocanwatchthe filmsofor example whatages and beside thatIwill include the main characters nameswhoiscastingthe filmandthe channel logofor example channel4. The backgroundis where Iwill include the locationof the filmso for example my locationof the film will setoutside soitwill be taken somewhere neararoadas itwill relate, theyare crazy.