The document provides layout guidelines for a movie poster, including: 1) The eye is guided in a backwards 'C' shape around the poster to view all information while focusing on the center image. 2) The title of the film is most important and will be at the top in a decorative font to inform viewers. 3) Main actors' credits will be placed near the title so viewers are aware of who stars in the film. 4) The billing box will be discreet and less noticeable at the bottom in a default font and dark gray color to stick to conventions.

1. The eye flow creates a
backwards ‘C’ shape,
allowing the view to
successfully view all the
information while also
Poster Layout The image will fill the
full size
viewing the image.. of the page, to create
impact, as I want the
The title of the film is the Date line image to be attention
most important as it seeking, yet still with a
informs the viewer of sense of aesthetic
what the film is called. beauty the viewers can
This will be in enjoy and expect from
EnglishScript EG. I have the film.
used this font Main image
throughout my planning
presentation and fits in
perfectly with the iconic Actors credit The main actors credits
and classic influences will be placed here, as
this film has. Title of film they should be
addressed near the title
The billing box is supposed Actors credit so that, the viewers are
to be discreet and less aware. This text will not
noticeable on the poster. As be decorative, as the
this is the usual case, I stuck title and date line will
to conventions and have be in a decorative font,
decided to keep it in a box meaning it will look
like shape, at the bottom of over done – and I
the page in the default font wanted to achieve a
for the billing box, ‘steel
Billing box simplistic yet create
tongs’ and will colour it in a impact through the use
darkish grey to make it less of image.
noticeable.