This poster summary analyzes two movie posters - one for The Hunger Games and one for The Amazing Spider-Man. For both posters, it identifies the key elements including the key image, logo, title, release date, billing information, and how each appeals to its target audience. Specifically, it notes that the key image for The Hunger Games focuses on Katniss Everdeen's determined facial expression, while The Amazing Spider-Man features Spiderman in his red costume against a blue New York backdrop. It also explains that the dark tones and serious expressions on both posters suggest something serious is about to happen, appealing to their audiences.

2. Key Image
The key image is of
the main character,
who’s face is more
highlighted than the
other characters
featured on the
poster.
Logo
The logo is of a
Mockingjay pin,
which features in
all of the films
and ‘Mockingjay’
is the title of the
third book/film.
This logo is on
all of the posters
for the film,
normally
appearing
behind the film
title. The logo is
iconic to the
films and is
recognised by
many and is
always
associated with
the film.
Title
The title of the film
is ‘The Hunger
Games’ they have
made it bright
compared to the
rest of the poster,
making it eye
catching and tells
the audience what
they need to look
out for when it
comes into
cinemas.
Release Date
The release date
for the film is not
featured on this
poster, suggesting
that it is yet to be
announced.
Billing
Information
There is a small
amount of billing
information at the
bottom of the poster
in a small font and
is in white writing,
not making it too
eye catching as it is
Target Audience
The target audience for
this film is both males and
females. It appeals to
females because the main
character is female and
plays a strong part as a
heroine, and also the love
triangle that occurs in the
film. It appeals to a male
audience because of the
violence and action that
features throughout the
whole of the film. The
target audience age range
for the film is 16-23.
Appeal to Target Audience
This poster appeals to the
target audience because of
the dark atmosphere that is
created on it. Also, they have
serious facial expressions
which shows that they are also
determined, this suggests that
something serious is going to
happen and that this film isn’t
upbeat.

4. Key Image
The key image is of
the main character in
his Spiderman
costume. Compared
to the rest of the
poster he is the colour
red making him eye
catching. The
background is of the
setting of the film in
New York and has
been photo shopped
to be the colour blue.
The two main colours
of the poster are red
and blue, which are
the colours
associated with
Spiderman.Title
The title is ‘The Amazing Spider-
Man’ and is made to stand out on
the poster by being the colour
white, because the rest of the
poster is quite dark this makes it
eye catching. The font is kept the
same as the font that is related to
Billing
The billing information
includes ‘Marvel’ ,the
comic book company that
created the character,
and the production
company that produced
the film. They are in a
small font size and are in
grey so that although it is
visible it isn’t main
information to the
audience.
Date
At the time when this
poster was released
the release date was
yet to be confirmed to
the public, so is
teasing the audience
as to what is to come.
Target audience
The target audience for this
film is males at the age of 13-
21, the superhero already has
a fanbase that ranges over
many age groups of people
who will still go and see the
film. The film may also appeal
to females because of the love
story between Peter Parker
and Mary Jan.
Appeal to Target
Audience
This poster appeals to the
target audience because the
superhero is the key image
and stereotypically blue is
the colour that is linked to
boys. Also the colour red on
the Spiderman suit suggests
danger, which hints that
something bad is going to
happen.

5. Katniss Everdeen
The character Katniss Everdeen would appeal to the audience because
just from this one image we can already see that she is a strong
character and is determined, judging by her facial expressions. The
audience can already see that she is not a ‘girly girl’ character because
she is wearing dark colours, she is carrying a bow and arrow which
suggests that she has experience with this weapon and her hair is pulled
out of her face, this could mean that she is about to participate in
something serious. This character may show an appeal to teenage girls
because they are used to seeing strong and courageous male
characters, whereas this film is instead a female with the same qualities
as a typical male hero. The logo for the film, the Mockingjay pin, is
featured in this picture as it is something that she is given and wears on
her uniform throughout all of the films. Her clothing also isn’t girly which
reflects her characters personality.

6. Peter Parker
The character Peter Parker would appeal to the target audience