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This document describes the final production stages of a film poster. The artist decided to add a layer of crumpled paper to the poster to tie it into an evidence board filled with newspaper clippings and to make the poster look more blurred and out of focus, fitting with the chosen genre. In the final version, the artist adjusted the brightness and contrast to make the poster look darker, again fitting the chosen genre.
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The combination of the main product and ancillary texts is very effective due to their common theme of a hooded figure. The dark and macabre tone created by this figure is reflected in the poster. Color schemes were also important, with dark colors like black and red/white used to match the short film's theme. Pictures for reviews were carefully chosen to depict the same theme and create a cohesive package rather than just separate products.
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The combination of the main product and ancillary texts is extremely effective due to their common theme of a hooded figure. The dark and macabre tone created by this figure is heavily reflected in the poster. Choosing a hooded villain paid homage to horror franchises while creating a universal archetype. Consistent pictures in reviews further the same dark theme to make the products feel like a cohesive package rather than just individual items.
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