ANALYSIS OF FILM POSTERS
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1) The poster features a close-up of Leonardo DiCaprio's face lit by a match, showing only half his face in shadow to imply mystery in his character. 2) In the background is an image of the island, shown in sharper focus than other elements to highlight its importance to the story. 3) Directed by Martin Scorsese and starring Leonardo DiCaprio, the film's title appears in faded, bloody red font alluding to old secrets on the mysterious island at the center of the psychological thriller.
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Psychological thriller film posters typically use red, black, and white colors which imply danger and death. Low key lighting and a dark background are also common to create mystery. The title is usually at the bottom in a thin, red or white font to look professional and indicate the genre.
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The poster depicts the main character looking disturbed against a gloomy, misty background that conveys a sense of fear and isolation. In the background is a woman dressed in black standing in a graveyard next to a cross, looking very sinister. The title "The Women in Black" stands out in bright white text against the dark background, implying something powerful is hidden. Reviews and ratings are included to attract audiences by promoting the film as worth watching, while the subheading "fear her curse" provides insight into the storyline and makes audiences curious.
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- Color schemes commonly use black, red, and white to convey danger and death. Titles stand out in bold, red text with a creepy font style.
- Small credits are placed at the bottom without detracting from the main image. A release date is also included.
- Analyzed posters demonstrate these conventions through their use of distorted faces, reaching hands from graves, looming villains, and titles styled as wooden stakes to hint at vampire themes.
Poster analysis: The Inbetweeners & Project X
The document analyzes movie posters for Shutter Island and Orphan. For Shutter Island, the poster uses dark colors and mysterious imagery to highlight the isolated and secretive island. Leonardo DiCaprio's frightened facial expression creates suspense. For Orphan, the poster depicts the title character Esther with a demonic facial expression to suggest she is evil, while the tagline hints at her being unstable.
Shutter 2010
The poster features Leonardo DiCaprio's face half-lit by a match, making him look mysterious. This draws the viewer in to learn more about his character. In the background is a dark, abandoned-looking island, adding to the thriller and mystery elements. The lighting, fonts, and colors used help highlight key information and fit with the thriller genre. It effectively uses iconic actor Leonardo DiCaprio and famous director Martin Scorsese to attract audiences to the mysterious film.
Shutter 2010
The poster depicts Leonardo DiCaprio's character holding a match up to half of his face, making him look mysterious. In the background is a dark, abandoned-looking island lit up by the match flame. These visuals establish the thriller and mystery elements of the film. Additional text on the poster provides context clues about the plot, such as the tagline "Someone is missing", while the director Martin Scorsese's involvement and DiCaprio's star power are meant to attract viewers based on their previous successful crime films. The dark, shadowy lighting throughout fits the thriller genre.
Movie posters powerpoint
This movie poster for Avatar uses a simple yet striking design. The alien face in rich blue catches the eye with its green staring eye. The title "Avatar" is in a soft, jungle-themed font linking to the film's exotic setting. Dark blue and black colors keep the poster attractive and simple against a plain, mysterious shadow background. Focus is drawn to the key alien image without unnecessary distractions.
Shutter island Textual Analysis
Teddy, a U.S. Marshal, is investigating the disappearance of a patient from a locked room at a psychiatric facility located on Shutter Island. It is revealed that the patient's story was fabricated to test Teddy, as he is actually a patient who is living in a fantasy world where he is still a marshal. In reality, Teddy's wife killed their children, which drove him insane. The film is a psychological thriller that uses lighting, sound effects, and editing to build suspense and mystery around the secrets of Shutter Island.
Durham county
1) Durham County is a TV series about a police officer, Mike Sweeney, who moves his family to Durham County after his partner is killed, thinking they will be safe from danger.
2) The title sequence uses dark, ominous imagery like forests and smoke to set the tone for a crime/horror story and create a sense of isolation and danger.
3) Symbolism like dolls, blood, and the color red are used throughout to hint at violence and foreshadow threats while also building intrigue around the mystery of the crimes.
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The document analyzes trailers and posters for the films The Silence of the Lambs, Shutter Island, and The Goodfellas. For The Silence of the Lambs poster and trailer, it discusses the use of a death's-head hawk moth over a pale face to represent the killer's victims. For the Shutter Island poster, it notes the focus on Leonardo DiCaprio and Martin Scorsese to attract audiences, as well as hints about the isolated island setting and mystery. For the Goodfellas trailer, it describes how the nostalgic music contrasts with scenes of violence to illustrate the gangster lifestyle over decades.
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The document analyzes posters and trailers for the films The Silence of the Lambs, Shutter Island, and The Goodfellas. For The Silence of the Lambs poster, a death's-head hawk moth over a pale face represents the victims and clues in the film. The Shutter Island poster focuses on Leonardo DiCaprio and Martin Scorsese to attract fans, uses imagery to hint at the story, and poses questions to create intrigue. The Goodfellas poster prominently features the three main actors and a memorable quote to attract audiences in addition to emphasizing the director.
Presentation2
The document discusses and analyzes several movie posters, including ones for Scooby Doo and Jumanji. For the Scooby Doo poster, it notes the adventure genre portrayed through the characters' expressions of awe and fear. It also analyzes design elements like the dark color scheme and taglines that reference the mixed genres. For the Jumanji poster, it highlights how the board game bursting into the neighborhood illustrates the film's premise, and how the masthead shows the main character being sucked in. The expression of fear and broken objects indicate the seriousness, while the tagline captures what literally happens in the film.
Poster Research
The document summarizes research on posters and websites for the horror-thriller genre. It analyzes posters for the films "The Woman in Black" and "Hostage," noting how they prominently feature intimidated or hidden protagonists. It also reviews the websites for "The Woman in Black" and "Final Destination," highlighting how they establish an eerie tone through dark colors, film clips, and interactive elements like a moving background image. The analysis aims to help the author and Nicole design effective promotional materials for their own horror-thriller film poster and website.
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- 6. Also the main star, Leonardo DiCaprio is promoted with his name on big bold bright white which stands out from the dark background. He is used as a USP ( unique selling point)
- 7. The main title of the film, is in bold red font connoting blood and danger. In addition, in terms of graphics the font looks like its faded or eroded implying old secret or treasure and there’s subtle blood smears again connoting violence. Red is a typical thriller film colour used in majority of thrillers.
- 8. Finally, the tagline ‘someone is missing’ is so simple and short yet so powerful and also reveals some insight to the synopsis.