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.

1. Colour: The bright colour of yellow
immediately draws the attention of the
viewer. This means that the poster is
easier to remember.
Placement of text and image:
The title is placed centre and larger
in the middle of the poster. This is a
effective technique because it
focuses the attention of the viewer
to the title.
Font: The writing is huge is
written in a larger font and
in bold. This draws the
attention of the reader and
makes it easier to
remember the title of the
film.
How it conveys narrative:
The poster conveys narrative by
use of the tagline. The tagline
conveys the type of narrative
and aim of the film by the choice
of wording.
The tagline is placed under the title
so fans and viewers of the poster will
read the title and then read the
tagline in quick succession. This will
increase the hype of the movie with
a punchy tagline
The poster includes the release date in
the lower left corner, this will be used to
increase anticipation of the films release
for the fans.
Format: The poster makes
use of Senna’s helmet as
background for the poster.