Poster analysis

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        Poster 1:

  1. What do you think the film is about and what might the storyline be? I think that this may be about a robot takeover due to what the tagline says.There is a clear star power who is the appeal of the movie who I'm assuming is the protagonist hero. However, there is a desaturated light casted on the female wgho is the antagonist and the femme fatale.I know this because the woman is carrying a prop ( ciggarette) which suggests criminality.

  2. What genre(s) do you think the film belongs to? I think that this film is an action film as the cover is very flashy as it has 2 contrasting colours (black and orange). There is also an enigma code

  3. Who do you think is the target audience? I think the target audience is mainly teenagers and up who love action movies.


Poster 2:

  1. What do you think the film is about and what might the storyline be? I think the film is about teenagers who explore things together as in the poster they clearly look like a group of friends.

  2. What genre(s) do you think the film belongs to? I think this film is a hybrid genre of comedy and horror which is portrayed through the critics quote. This film also is horror because of the tagline, suggesting that something bad may happen.

  3. Who do you think is the target audience? I think that the target audience is teenagers because the people in the film are also teenagers therefore it will be much more appealing to them as the audience will see this movie as relatable.

Poster 3:

  1. What do you think the film is about and what might the storyline be? I think that this movie may be about separation and being lonely as the colours and setting is very desaturated and almost like a black and white filter except the snow is a pop of colour. This creates a dark and almost so sister atmosphere.

  2. What genre(s) do you think the film belongs to? I think that this film is a dystopian genre maybe about war as the character is positioned with his/her back facing the viewers. There is also lowkey lighting set on the person as all the viewers can see is a figure which gives the impression of sadness but also an underlying tone of revenge/anger.

  3. Who do you think is the target audience? I think the target audience is adults. Perhaps adults that have experienced the post war effects on society as it may be seen as relatable to them.


Poster 4:

  1. What do you think the film is about and what might the storyline be? I think that this movie is about mystery and seperation due to the fact that there is a top/side lighting casted on the actor's face which deepens and emphasises his features in a way that portrays eerieness. Also, because of the character looking into a deep hole in the ground with a confused expression as well as over saturated colour of the sky which contrasts to the bottom half of the poster which has very low key lighting. I think this because there’s also an enigma code where the child is looking into a hole and looks quite frightened.

  3. What genre(s) do you think the film belongs to? I think that this film is a horror/mystery genre because of the tagline "I'm not scared" which obviously highly juxtaposes to the confusion/ terror the character's expression is filled with.

  4. Who do you think is the target audience? This film is most likely targeted to teenagers and adults because the critics quotes portrays this film to be for people that can comprehend deeper meanings rather than the obvious.


Poster 5:

  1. What do you think the film is about and what might the storyline be? I think that this film is about a child who is scared of something which juxtaposes to its title.

  2. What genre(s) do you think the film belongs to? I think the genre is horror because of the over saturated colour of the sky which contrasts to the bottom half of the poster which has very low key lighting. I think this because there’s also an enigma code where the child is looking into a hole and looks quite frightened.

  3. Who do you think is the target audience? I think the the target audience is adults.


Poster 6:

  1. What do you think the film is about and what might the storyline be? I think that this film is very adventurous perhaps, about a group of people that explore new things together.

  2. What genre(s) do you think the film belongs to? I think that this film is a hybrid genre between action and comedy. This is because of the very saturated colours on the poster. The vibrancy actively suggests an the cast having an adventurous time and so does the colour green in the poster.

  3. Who do you think is the target audience? I think that this film's target audience are young children and perhaps teenagers too. This is because of the over- saturated colours used on the poster that reflects a colourful, happy life which people stereotypically associate with childhood.




 Poster 7:

  1. What do you think the film is about and what might the storyline be? I think that this film is about the journey of a couple that fall in love along with the use of comedy all throughout. This is because of the critics quote "Spectacular,romantic,funny and so sexy" which pretty much explains the type of film this is. The bright, oversaturated colours as well as the confetti used in the poster also suggests the comedic romance that this movie is going to be.

  2. What genre(s) do you think the film belongs to? I think that this film is a hybrid genre of comedy and romance as there seems to be various happy couples that are visibly in love.

  3. Who do you think is the target audience? I think that the target audience for this film is everybody because the colourful,bright poster portrays the film to be extremely enjoyable, funny and family friendly.

  5. Poster 8:

    1. What do you think the film is about and what might the storyline be? I think that this film is about competing in sport with the woman being the main character as she is in clothes that are used for sport.

    2. What genre(s) do you think the film belongs to? I think that this film is an action film because of the low-key lighting used which is almost monochrome. The highly contrasting colours emphasise how competitive sports can be.

    3. Who do you think is the target audience? I think that this film's target audience is mainly teenagers because they usually are extremely inspired by these kinds of films and perhaps would use this film and the characters as someone to look up to.


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