The document discusses key design elements of a film poster, including placing reviews at the top, separating images with space for text, using blurred screenshots from the film to pique audience interest, employing a black background to make elements pop, and linking the color palette to the film's tone. Mentioning production company support on the poster implies professional backing. The poster design techniques summarized aim to effectively promote the film and draw audience attention using visual cues and endorsements.

1. Placing a review at the
Poster Research 1- top is a normal
convention within film
posters. Its shows that he
film is recognized by
leading professionals
The two images are
separated to create a
I like how they have space in between where
placed the tag in between
the space as it where the
information is placed.
eye will focus on first (in
the middle)
The effect added to the
Both the images are image is a good way to
screenshots from he film, an keep the audience
idea which I may use for my guessing as it blurs parts
film poster as it gives the out.
viewer a glimpse of what to
expect.
The black back ground The colour of the tiles reflects
allows everything both the images as they are
around it to be moved both very sunny and bright. A
forward. good way to create links to the
film itself
have helped you create
and distribute your film is
another way of showing
that you have had
backing from big
production companies
e.g. Miramax