The girls presented on the front of the film poster are
teenagers around the age of 17 and 18.They are all from
a white background. They are all dressed in quite short skirts which suggests that they are self-assured of their self-image. They are all wearing quite girly colours a lot of pink is being worn this suggests they are stereotypical girly character. There posture is quiet relaxed which also shows that they are confident in themselves. They have their legs crossed which also presents them as being girly and lady like as that is how ladies tend to sit. The girl with the blonde hair that is second from the left looks like the most confident of the group by her body language she also looks like she has the most dominance over the
The text throughout the
poster is written in pink to help represent that they are girly.There is only one photo on the poster that you focus just on the girls on the picture. The background of the poster is white contrasting with the pink that the girls are wearing which suggest that the film
the poster signifies the
dark side of relationships a majority of viewers would be able to relate to this; the audiences usually relishes films that they can relate to as a form of escapism and relief from whats going on in their life as there is Watch your back tells the audience that there will be conflict between the characters that are on the film poster. The tag line on this film poster isnt centred on the page like the normal conventions of a film poster, however, the tag line is still one of the first things seen on
They have used girly
pink writing on the poster to characterise that this film is a film about girls. The poster has been taken is a studio as you can see there is just a plain grey background so they dont give away where its set you are more focused on the characters. I dont feel like there could have been anything else added to this poster they have given the audience just enough to entice them into the film. The girl that is dressed in red is
The title of the film, Mean Girls stands out
from the rest of the context of the page as it is bright pink and this colour represents the target audience of the film. This film poster doesnt follow the conventions of a movie poster because it is central on the page, however it is vertical not horizontal. However, it is still bigger than any other text on the page and is capitalised like most titles on a film poster. Underneath the title there is also another short tag line and this also tells