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This document contains feedback on a movie poster from test audiences. It includes both positive and negative comments. Positives include the dark imagery appealing to horror fans, the purple color scheme fitting the theme of homosexuality, the red text connoting death, and the subtitle informing viewers of a coming threat. Negatives are the similar contrast between title and background, the low title, an empty main image, small text, and unconventional placement of date and credits. The feedback will help the designer make improvements to effectively promote and represent the intended horror film.
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- 2. Negative: The contrast between the title and the background are too similar, therefore it does not stand out. Negative: The title is too low down, it does not attract enough attention. Positive: very dark image that is conventional to a horror audience. Consumers will be able to relate themselves to this poster Positive: The purple colour scheme fits in with the ideology of homosexuality, which is one of the main themes in our fim.
- 3. Negative: the main image is empty and is in need of a person. Negative: the writing is hard to read because of the black and white image. Positive: The red writing has connotations of death, which is conventional in reflection to a horror film poster. Positive: the subtitle immediately tells the audience that there is a monstrous figure that is coming for them. This helps them to relate to the poster.
- 4. Negative: the date of the movie should be underneath the caption, ‘coming soon’, as this is a conventional place for it. Negative: The caption coming soon should feature above the end credits. Positive: the picture illustrates that its raining, therefore fitting in nicely with our title. Positive: the red colour scheme is a conventional way to portray blood and gore, which fits in with a horror film poster.
- 5. You should add a slide at the beginning that explains what you are doing here (qualitative feedback from your audience. And another slide that explains How this feedback will help you to make creative decisions about your final design.