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Movie Poster made by the movie studio to display in a movie theatre or use for promotional purposes

Movie Poster made by the movie studio to display in a movie theatre or use for promotional purposes. Digital Photography A. Riches. post·er1 (pō ' stər) n. A large, usually printed placard, bill, or announcement, often illustrated, that is posted to advertise or publicize something.

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Movie Poster made by the movie studio to display in a movie theatre or use for promotional purposes

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  1. Movie Postermade by the movie studio to display in a movie theatre or use for promotional purposes Digital Photography A. Riches

  2. post·er1 (pō'stər) n. • A large, usually printed placard, bill, or announcement, often illustrated, that is posted to advertise or publicize something. • An artistic work, often a reproduction of an original painting or photograph, printed on a large sheet of paper. • A usually public posting that conveys a message: bill1, billboard, notice, placard, sign. Seeshow/hide. • One that posts bills or notices.

  3. Objectives • Students should be able to: • Capture appropriate images for mock movie poster • Create mock movie poster including all appropriate text such as title, actors opening date logos, etc. Dimensions 24”x36” • Demonstrate good design concepts such as balance, rhythm and unity. • Use Photoshop to create interesting layers and effects.

  4. Original vs. Reprint • Sometimes the quality of the reprint is as good as the original as printing technology and reproduction techniques are getting better all the time. Without having them side by side, it may be impossible to tell the difference. Again, if you should have a question on whether the poster you are acquiring is indeed an original, please ask whoever is offering it to you for clarification. That is why all of our posters are clearly marked with the words Original or Reprint in the item description. We also use these codes:(O) = Original 27x40 approximately(R) = Reprint, 26x40, 27x39, or 27x40 approximately(C) = Commercial, sizes vary from 22x34 to 25x36 approximately(CR) = Commercial reprint, 26x38 approximately(COS) = Commercial Oversize, 26x38, 27x39, or 27x40 approximately(MP) = Masterprint, 11x17 or 11x14We use the different codes to differentiate between sizes, suppliers, and whether or not the poster has cast & crew credits at the bottom.

  5. Procedure • Brainstorm & document all research including citations of websites etc. • Thumbnail poster design layouts. • List required images & collect photos. • Use photoshop to create final poster

  6. Rubric • Brainstorm & document all research including citations of websites etc. • Include thumbnails of poster design layouts. • Explain how you used photoshop to create final poster • Explain how you used the principles and elements of design in your poster. • Final Poster

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