For my front magazine cover I want my film trailer title to stand out, ever since the front cover has to promote my film to the target demographic. In order to do so, it has to be bold and large. Furthermore, since it's a Romance/Drama genre I believe it's important to also suggest this within the title. Therefore, I've decided to use 'Georgia' writing as it's tilted and has that sort of feminism. However, the photograph that I'm going to be using for my magazine front cover will portray both man and the female, indicating that it's targeted at both genders.
What's more, I need to make sure that the background also suits the narrative. For instance, I cannot have a scary looking house behind them, ever since it's a Romance/Drama film and not a horror.
Moving onto the film poster, I intended to use this poster as an example,
in order to show what I would like my film poster to look like. Although, it's very simple I still believe it contains major and common film conventions, such as the tag line, film Title and the protagonists within the photograph. Also, the mise-en-scene is very bright which suggests their joyful moments and that they're glad to be together.
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