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This document discusses the similarities between examples of drama movie posters and the movie poster being designed. It notes that the drama movie posters and the poster being designed both have plain, non-eye-catching backgrounds, feature the main characters in the center, include reviews or quotes, and place the title of the movie at the top of the poster, as these are common elements of drama genre movie posters.
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The document discusses conventions of romantic comedy film trailers. It provides examples and analysis of trailers for films like The Ugly Truth, 500 Days of Summer, and He's Not That Into You. It identifies common trailer elements like voiceovers, music, pacing of cuts, text titles, and inclusion of actor/director names. The document also discusses how these elements are used to convey genre and tone to attract audiences.
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- 2. Title of movie Image near side/centre of main character/s Plain/not to eye-catching background
- 3. Title of movie Image near side/centre of main character/s Plain/not to eye-catching background Actors names Quote/review
- 4. Title of movie Image near side/centre of main character/s Plain/not to eye-catching background Actors names Quote/review
- 5. Title of movie Image near side/centre of main character/s Plain/not to eye-catching background Actors names
- 6. Title of movie Image near side/centre of main character/s Plain/not to eye-catching background
- 7. There are many similarities between the examples of drama movie posters and our movie poster. As our film fits drama we needed to look into the different styles. Ours, like the drama movie posters, have a empty/non- eye-catching background. The main characters are also in the centre of the poster. We also include some reviews from newspapers/people. Lastly, another similarity is that our title is at the top of the page like most of the drama film posters.