most posters include film titles that producers/directors have already made to intice thier already established fanbase to also watch this film. Also it

Grey connotes loss and depression, indiciating this man is sad due to him loding someone dear or of siginficance to him. It also symbolises uncertainity, highlighting throughout the film, he unravels things that he used to be compeltey clueless about. The grey,red and black theme is good because it allows the audience's eyes to be drawn straight away to the coloured sections. looks as if the protagonist is crying,making the audience sympthathise with him.

The title is in red which connoites blood, suggesting there shall be a some bloodshed in the movie. Also the title being red makes it stand out so its memorable in case people wnat to watch it in the future.

The grey,red and black theme is good because it allows the audience's eyes to be drawn straight away to the coloured sections.

Short Films:

Poster Deconstruction

When deconstructing each of these posters, I found they all were unsual in their own right which made them unique. This is effective because it makes the poster stand out thus the short film also stand out, also each poster showcases the short film convention of being experimental. Likewise with feature length posters, the tile of the film is very bold amongst everything else that is going on in the poster and the titles blend in very well with the background images.

09/09/2015

Poster deconstruction helped me break down popular tools used on various posters to connote and denote meaning to an audience.

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