Blog 2 Mr Bush

                                              INT- A montage of a group of friends- (VOICEOVER) A close up of a group of friends walking together and smiling outside. A pan shot of the same group of friends smiling and talking EXT. Living room/common room A medium shot of one the character from the group (katia) is sitting on a sofa, all characters give her, her birthday gift one by one. Katia: why u filming this? (laughing) Person holding camera: to keep memories safe Each character while going up: this is for you(smiling) Katia: why are all the gift wrappers the same.(laughing) All laugh One character:Because cameron wrapped all of them EXT. BEDROOM A close up shot of katia sitting on the sofa, the camera only showing her side profile. She is shown opening her presents, the light is dim only two people in this shot. Katia: Ooo i really like this one Camera holder: show me...the colours are so nice. Katia opens up another present

1) List the key conventions of a film poster. Key images, Cast, Reviews, Mise-En-Scene, Title, Main Character names, Star Reviews, Production company, background image, Release date, tag-line, cast and crew.   2) What makes a film poster instantly recognisable? The key image/background image, people will recognise the poster visually first before focusing in and seeing the title, therefore the image has to be catchy and very unique, the title also needs to be catchy to engage the audience in further. 3) What are regarded as some of the best film posters of all time? Why? The Exorcist is an old-time classic that took a very simplistic approach towards designing their poster, this could be due to the lack of technology back in the 70's when the film was released or purely due to the fact that they wished to engage with the audience with a simple poster. The poster consists of only a man standing outside the house with a bright light coming from a widow. The theme colour