The poster for Ill Manors suggests that
the genre for the film is crime and the USP is carrying a gun. The audience
would assume that it is an urban crime drama as the buildings behind him
suggest that the mise en scene is in an urban area. The drama aspect can be
suggested from the facial expression the character wears. He looks focused yet
worried and on guard all at the same time suggesting that this is a serious
film and would conventional consist aspects of drama in it.
The title of the Film is written in bold white letters that
stand out from the gloomy dark back ground. The word Ill is written in a large
font that covers majority of the main character. The letters in the word ill
appear to look like tower blocks and also prison cell bars. This could suggest
that the character is stuck behind the blocks of ill manors and is trapped. The
hand that comes out of the block is the hand that is carrying the gun this
could suggest that the only way out of ill manors is through violence, death,
crime or other illegal activities.
The slogan for the film is written at the very top of the
poster in small font, the words used make the audience think that the residents
of ill manors are almost trapped in their environment. This makes the audience
think that some of themes of ill manors consist of violence, struggle, etc.
The photography for this poster looks as if it was shot
through a fish lens. This emphasises the main character. The colour conations
of this film suggest that it will be a dark and potential sad film as the dark
colours give off a gloomy atmosphere. The street lights in the background imply
that the crimes and danger comes out at night.
The release date, the director, and Plan B’s name are
written In Bold white font just light the title. This contrasts with the
background and stands out. There are ratings around the characters head in big
font which catches the audience’s eye. This implies that the film was
successful which would therefore lead to more people watching it.
The USP used in the poster is Riz Ahmed. He has featured in
films such as ‘Four Lions’, ‘The Road to Guantanamo’ and ‘Shifty’. Audiences of
these films will be inclined to watch ill manors as it features the same actor.
Secondly this actor is known to film in movies where the genres are
conventionally crime, dramas and comedy, therefore the audience will already
have somewhat of an idea about the film.
The font of the written language used is bold sans serif,
which makes the film look modern. The words are large and leave an impact on
the audience. However words such as ‘Presents’ and ‘A film’ are written in a
thin font which suggests that it is not the most important information to take
from the poster.
Right at the bottom of the poster in small font is the
credits, ratings and other necessary information that is required to be
presented on a movie poster.
The target audience for ill manors is adults between 18-25
as the film is rated 18. Also it is for men as the main characters is a boy
however it effects both male and female audiences. The movie is for preferably
young men who can identify with the character and that are usually at a social
economic grade of E.
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