Wednesday, 19 March 2014

Movie Poster Examples

I have decided to look at some of these existing movie posters as to give me some inspiration on what it is i want my poster to resemble.The posters i am using for inspiration are from some of our favorite romantic films. 
The poster above is for the film P.S. I Love You, this is one of my personal favorite romantic movie. The purpose of the poster is to advertise the film, but it is also used to show actors, directors and other important people that had a role to play in the creation of the film. The colour pallet of the poster is very bright, it doesn't us much dark tones and it uses soft lighting to complement the colours. The key image in the poster is the lard photograph of Gerard Butler embracing Hillary Swank. The tagline "Sometimes There's Only One Thing Left To Say" helps us understand the genre a bit better.
The poster tells us that it is a film adaptation of a book, it uses the words best selling novel, is is to get people that was interested in the book to be interested in the film and
This Film poster doesn't have an opening date, which is very unusual for film posters 

This poster is really simple but it is able to express the genre of the film with ease, The text of the film is centered making it easy for your eye to move through the poster 


The poster above is for a modern romantic film that is not out yest. the film will be released in June 6th.
The photograph used in the poster is a simple but affective 
unlike most movies posters this one doesn't have a credit block.

Total Film Magazine

Total Film is a UK based film magazine that launched in 1997. The magazine is published every 4 weeks by Future Publishing and offers cinema, DVD and Blu-ray news, reviews and features.Total Film is available for both traditional print and also and interactive app for apple and android.

Total Film also has a strong online presence which includes:

  • The website Totalfilm.com and their Forum
  • Facebook page 
  • Twitter 
  • Tumbler


Features
Each month, Total Film provides a range of features, from spotlighting interviews with actors and directors, to making of and on-set pieces of new and future films releases. Each issue always includes the Total Film interview, which is a six page in-depth chat with an actor or director. along with a critique of their body of work.

Facts From Wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Total_Film