Poster

When I think of the 1980s, I think of a decade that produced exceptional music, entertaining television, and some great films that are still praised and relevant in today’s hard-to-impress society. About 35 years ago, films with short cinematic plots and cutting-edge cinematic effects started to gain popularity in the film industry, because they were easily marketable to a broad audience. Many popular films of the ‘80s were also violent, leading to concerns over which films were appropriate for…

The experiment required two rectangular white posters three by two feet. Both the independent variable posters had two columns. Each column had ten words, totaling 20 words on each poster. The poster was placed at the same height and distance for all participants. The poster had block randomization; however, there were constraints. The poster was blocked in quadrants (five words each) and required that the words contain no color or word repeats…

propaganda posters influenced the outcome of the world war by getting people to enlist into the war, convincing people to buy war bonds, and get women to work in the war industry. World War 2 propaganda posters helped the United States win the war by getting more people to enlist. More people enlisted and then the army was huge. The propaganda posters also helped the United States pay for the war. It convinced people to pay war bonds which would help our country in the war. The propaganda…

comparing these two posters, first and second Expendables edition, we all can see the differences on how they promote and sell these movies. I choose this pictures because it has a huge differences and both posters shows through Non-Verbal Communication ( NVC ). On the other hand, it is always interesting to talk about Sylvester Stallone’s movie poster. Non-verbal communication or body language is an…

there chance, according to the poster, to show their support for their country. The poster containers an African American couple standing in front of a house while, a marching crowd of uniformed African American soldiers passed behind them. The poster contains lots of vibrant colors like, yellows, reds, and white used for the framing roses of the picture. The vibrant colors create a happy mood with a not so serious tone. Instead of a serious tone like the first poster, this one has a lighter…

I created three posters each one appealing to ethos, pathos, or logos specifically using visual rhetoric. For my first poster I used a comparison of the symptoms of opioids off the street and prescribed to show that there are large similarities between the effects. I used a blue color for the brain to show that there is a change from the normal chemistry of the brain when the effect of the drugs are used. The words “Could you draw the lines?” is in reference to the effects of the drugs. It uses…

begin with, propaganda can influence some people’s opinions and beliefs about other people by seeing posters that make a certain type of people look horrible, greedy and unwanted like the Germans did to the Jews in World War II. For example, posters made during World War II were made to embody the Japanese nation (Miles). They wanted them to have a different perception about the Japan nation. The posters led to racial hatred and massive historical consequences for the Japanese (Miles). Another…

buying war savings bonds, rationing food, et cetera. In order to get them to give their support, the governments of these countries would make posters. These posters used powerful pictures and sometimes catchy titles to get the citizens' support, whether it be to enlist or simply to ration a small percent of their bread. Sometimes though, the posters would be propaganda, stretching the truth, making it seem worse than it is, and the people believed it and were convinced that they needed to…

A poster was formerly printed as a cover of a July topic of Leslie’s weekly in 1916. As the United States originated into World War I between 1917 and 1918 over four million copies of this poster were printed. The overall success of this poster has a lot of power to its use of rhetoric applications. The symbolism of Uncle Sam bringing up at the blurb snatches viewer’s consideration. It puts a face to the nation. The enthusiastic top cap and general shading plan make poignancy and inspire a…

Movie posters are advertisements and are there to “sell” the movie they are promoting, and to make you want to watch it. Movie posters give insight to what the film will be about and introduce the main character or characters. Both Superman origin films have two posters and both are compelling, but in different ways. The first poster for Superman 1978 has got a really simple design; you don’t see Superman on the poster but rather a red streak which could indicate Superman is too fast to see…