The document discusses conventions and design elements commonly found in film posters of different genres. It notes that thriller posters often feature close-up shots of the main character(s)’ faces to show emotion, use dark colors like red and black, and place the title at the bottom along with other information. Comedy posters tend to use bright colors and show characters through long or middle shots to capture facial expressions. Horror posters commonly employ red and black colors and have rough, scratchy fonts to create mystery and tension. Drama posters typically showcase characters through long or close-up shots to focus on emotions, and may combine overlapping images. The document also covers teaser, character, and main posters as well as poster sizes, placement locations,