In terms of the position of the title, the ‘Orphan’ poster uses

‘childish’ writing where as the font in my poster is more clear and

almost ‘angel-like’ to demonstrate the conflict of personalities. The

font I chose is the same in the trailer, though it appears more

‘chunky’ due to the glow. I did this so that the audience sees the

resemblance in the promotional package.

I did attempt to make the credits the same colour as they are in

other movies, however, after feedback, I was told that it was not

clear enough. Although I would argue that this is the last part that

the audience would look at, I wanted to make sure that regardless

of that, it is clear because its important to give credit where credit’s

due.

This part of the ‘Orphan’ poster was the one I thought was the best

in terms of following conventions. However, unlike that poster, I

rearranged the positioning of the production logos and certificate. I

placed the production logos closely together to connote the synergy

between both companies. I also put the release date and website in

the same place because I thought it worked effectively. What I

noticed was that in the ‘Orphan’ poster, the colour of the tagline

‘CAN YOU KEEP A SECRET?’ is a shade lighter as the prop on

her neck. This is unintentionally similar to the connection I made

with the eye and the release date.