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Harry Potter films are based on a series of books and this film is the last in the series of eight written by Joanne Rowling, who writes under the pen names J.K. Rowling. An epic saga of childhood temptation, danger, and adventure, the Harry Potter series has been seventeen years in the making. This film's unique selling point is that well-known story coming to an end. It is so well known that the title on the poster itself makes people want to go and see it, the audience recognition is so strong that it is clearly established more than any other film. The image established the action, adventure genre of the film as the setting is adventurous being in an unknown forest and all the characters are running giving the action; reflecting main …show more content…
The red splatter gives the idea of danger and the whole color of the image is dark giving an intense setting which suits the genre of the film. The target audience is widespread to all ages, however, the darkness of the posters give the parent the initial warming that it may unsuitable for young children. The illustrator of this font has chosen to use a bold and harsh style, the font that is used in this film is memorable and in all of the seven previous films all the same fonts are used, this has created a way where the audience can remember and an easy way to advertise and the audience will know exactly what they are being shown. Fonts are used, this has created a way, when the audience can remember and an easy way to advertise and the audience will know exactly what they are being shown. The tagline 'The End Begins' will attract the 'Harry Potter Fans' audience, because the people who have been watching every Harry Potter film, will want to see how it ends, so by advertising that it's the final Harry Potter, the fans of Harry Potter will come see, also, they will want to see what they mean by 'the end' will it mean someone is going to die? Also, another tagline is used 'Part 1 of the epic finale' will attract the fans who have been watching every film, because they will want to see the ending, also the wording has been thought about, like the word 'epic,' it's a powerful word, which will make people want to watch the film

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