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The document discusses techniques used in movie posters to draw attention and convey information effectively. It explains that the use of bright yellow catches the eye, centering the large title focuses viewers, and a big bold font makes the title easy to remember. The placement of the tagline below the title allows readers to quickly understand the narrative. Including the release date builds anticipation, while featuring a recognizable image like a helmet provides context.
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The movie poster campaign uses consistent elements like color palette, background images, and taglines to provide continuity. Character names are prominently displayed to generate interest from fans. Repeating backgrounds may hint that it is a key location in the film.
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