1. Analysing My Film Poster
By Liam Meredith

2. The Actors Names
The Actors expression will often mirror the genre or the title. If it were a horror film there would be a sense of fear or power depending on whether the character was the protagonist or antagonist. The casual look portrayed here by Sam shows a nonchalant view or a cool expression thus representing the title.

3. The Title
The title is portrayed in basic IMPACT font. This is a tactic I have used to incorporate the tag line ‘Effortless cool’ showing that there is no need for extravagant fonts and colours to display the film. The Producers name is above the title but not as bold as the main title in order to show that the film is more important than who is producing it

4. The Tagline
Consider the tag line or catch phrase. A comedy pitch line will be witty or clever. Action films stress excitement and adrenaline. Films based on novels may tout the original book, while films by successful directors or producers may emphasize their earlier works. I have simply gone for an explanatory tag line to again emphasise the use of effortless cool.

5. The Release Date
(Inset reads in cinemas soon) This is the film's release date on the poster. Many movie campaigns slowly roll out their coverage, and the period of time before the opening may clue you in to how the studio wants you to feel. "Teaser" posters released early in a campaign will often be mysterious or intriguing, intended to entice your curiosity without revealing too much. Posters later in the campaign will be more explicit, possibly revealing details about the plot.

6. The Production Credits
The production credits are a chance for the Producers and studio to get recognition for the film. Often the public will check here to see who else is appearing in the film or who composed the musical score etc.

7. Certification
The certificate of the film is very important as it lets the audience consuming the poster whether or not they are able to go and watch the film. We have followed the BBFC classification and given the film a rating of 15, which also incorporates our target audience of

8. The Actors Expression
The Actors expression will often mirror the genre or the title. If it were a horror film there would be a sense of fear or power depending on whether the character was the protagonist or antagonist. The casual look portrayed here by Sam shows a nonchalant view or a cool expression thus representing the title.