The document analyzes a Spiderman movie poster. It notes that the poster uses bold, outlined fonts in different colors to make the text stand out against the background. It features a mid-shot of Spiderman taking up most of the cover to draw attention, with lighting making him appear like he will jump out at viewers. Smaller images around the edges provide insights into the magazine's other contents. The faded background draws the eyes to Spiderman in the center.
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3. For this magazine cover, the publishers have used a
font of which is effective as it makes the text stand
out, giving the font a 3D-like effect. The fonts that
have been used have been outlined with a completely
different colour, in order to make the text look bolder
and stand out further from the background.
A mid shot of the protagonist is present, taking up the
majority of the cover in order to instantly draw the
audience's attention to the image to provoke curiosity
about this new release, whilst allowing the audience
to view the character clearly. With the help of the light
shinning upon the side of the protagonist's face, the
protagonist stands out really well from the grey
background, making him look as though he were to
jump out of the cover, as he holds his hand out to the
foreground grabbing the viewer's attention, building
interaction between the character of Spiderman and
the audience.
4. The cover smaller images around the edge in order to
give the audience an insight as to what the magazine
consists of besides the film featured on the cover. The
company have used bold and bright fonts in order to
attract the audience to specific areas.
Although, the title for this film is in a bold font, it
doesn't necessarily stand out enough to grip the
attention of the viewer, particularly due to the fact that
it has been typed in white and has been positioned in
an area of which the background appears to also be
white.
The colours used here are white and red, these
colours have been used so that the audience are still
able to get an insight into what is in the magazine,
although it has been typed in a smaller font, by using
bright colours makes it aesthetically pleasing to read.
5. The way in which the background contains textures
and has been faded in a way that darkens the corners
of the page, whilst the centre of the background is lit,
creating an effect on the audience by which draws
their eyes to the centre where Spiderman is posed.
The image shown here, similarly to the other
magazines I have looked at, is not an image taken
from a scene within the film, but is an image that has
been taken specifically for the purpose of the
magazine cover.
The masthead had been typed in a big font and is of a
bright red, although the protagonist's head bleeds into
it, the company's name is still readable. The fact that
the masthead has been obscured slightly, suggests
that this is a popular magazine that is recognizable to
an audience, even if a few letters are covered.
