The poster for the movie Skyfall is designed to portray James Bond as a powerful figure on a mission. James Bond takes up the entire poster, standing much taller than any buildings in the background. The date and sponsors are much smaller, with the title Skyfall in bold text to emphasize Bond's power and authority. Bond stands out in full color against a black and white background, drawing the focus solely to him and communicating that nothing else is important. The low camera angle used for Bond's image further enhances his power and determination for the mission.

1. Skyfall poster
The way that JamesBondis presentedinthisposter
showshow powerful he is.The picture of himtakesup
the whole of the posterand he looksmuchtallerthenall
of the buildingsinthe backgroundwhichshowspower
and highstatus.
The date of release andthe sponsorsare
verysmall incomparisontothe poster.
Thisis so thatthe emphasise onSKYFALLis
bigger.Itis cleaverbecause if the date of
release textwasbiggerthanitwouldtake
away the powerthatthe SKYFALLtexthas.
The
background
of the
posterisin
blackand
white
whereas
JamesBond
isin full
colourbut
he is
wearing
blackand
white.This
createsthe
impression
that James
Bondshould
be the focus
and nothing
else is
important.
The way that the picture of JamesBond isa
lowangle shotthiscreatesmore power for
Jamesbondand itmakeshimlooklike he is
on a missionandhe isdeterminedwhichis
whatthe producerswanthimto looklike.
The title
"SKYFALL£ isin a
boldsimple text
whichshoutsout
powerand
authority.Thisis
goodfor the
posterbecause
JamesBondis all
aboutpowerand
status.