- Heroic- proportionally she is filling the majority of the poster, this suggests a need to overcome her background and economic struggles. small buildings in the background: tower blocks, flats connote council estate and working class.
- Weather behind is blue sky and clouds as well as sunshine gives a sense of hope and happiness, however, this is contrasted with her serious and distant expression, suggesting this happiness is faced with trouble and disruption.
- The font/text is bold- orange font contrasts with blue sky. this represents the girl contrasting with her lifestyle in society.
- The light shines from the left creating shadow on her face, connoting a side of darkness and unhappiness within her character.
- She is wearing a hooded jumper, portraying the "hoody" stereotype- associated with having to act tough and stick up for herself. The media represents "hoodies" as intimidating and are typically referred to as ASBO's. Her hood acts as a form of identity, the wind appears to inflate the hood as if to show her true identity.
- Small white font informs the audience of actor names, awards, success of the film and ratings. This text is positioned at the bottom of the poster because is it a social realism film and so actors are not famous.
- Fishtank as a title demonstrates the idea of captivity and a sense of claustrophobia within society. This shows the idea that we are all fishes trapped in society and cannot escape however hard we try.
Our film trailer is called Jacob. This film follows a young boy as he struggles to escape his social class and abusive mother. He has no choice but to conform to his working class background even though he has bigger aims. The film shows him finding an unexpected friend in the form of an elderly man who helps him to try and escape the chains of his social class.
Thursday, 29 September 2011
Fishtank poster deconstruction
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