This document discusses a short film poster style that uses black and red colors to set a mysterious tone and keep the design consistent. The film title "BOAT" is positioned at the bottom in a wave-like font to allow the top image to take focus, and production credits and awards are placed at the bottom as is typical for film posters. The main image is intended to intrigue viewers about the film's content.

1. B O A T
Short Film Poster Style Model

3. This film poster has a
house style of two main
colours: black and red.
This keeps the consistency
for the viewers and isn’t
too much to look at. The
two colours have a
connotation of danger or
mysteriousness and this
can be a direct indication
of what the film is like.
The film title “boat” is
positioned at the bottom of
the page to allow the image
at the top to take the main
feature role. I like how the
font used makes the word
look like it is a wave as this
fits along with the theme of
boats and waves in water.
The production credit lines
are positioned where most
are on film posters, at the
bottom of the page. I like this
feature and I think I will
adapt it into my short film
poster as it adds to the
authenticity of the poster.

4. The award credits is a nice
touch to this film poster, it
shows that the film is a
short film and
independently made by its
attendance at short film
festivals such as the
Glasgow short film
festival.
I think the image has been
made to be the main focus
of the film poster and
makes the viewer intrigued
to know what the film is
about a bit more. I want to
do this in my short film as
it is enticing to the
audience.
I like the tagline and think it
is a nice way of giving the
audience a bit more of an
insight into the genre of the
film.