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The document discusses the marketing poster for an upcoming horror film. It analyzes various design elements of the poster including the central image which is creepy and eyeless to create a gruesome effect. This central image is made up of scenes from the film to give insight into the movie. Dark colors are used and the tagline stands out in capital letters about images, relating to the collage-style central focal point.
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- 1. Giving info on the other popular films the same producer have made to make the audience want to watch it Central image is quite creepy- key character with no eyes creates a gruesome effect Central image is made of pictures of the scenes put together- this is clear and effective and gives an insight to the film too Use of dark coloursNo teeth being showed and looks as if something is coming out of the mouth which creates a gruesome effect White writing stands out against the dark background- clear font Tagline is in capital letters- talks about images which is why the focal image is made up of different images Popular horror films Small print- more info about the company