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The document outlines 4 graphics that will be created to promote a comedy film called "Crazy Brothers". Graphic 1 will be the main teaser poster featuring bright colors, main characters, and key film aspects. Graphic 2 will feature 2 main characters and orange colors. Graphic 3 will have the film title in bold black text. Graphic 4 will include the film logo in bold vibrant colors. Additional posters include a theatrical poster with all characters and location, a quad poster with a close-up character shot and vibrant colors, and 2 additional teaser posters with bold text and characters/locations to entice audiences without revealing too much of the plot. All graphics will be created in Photoshop.
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