Poster

The Notebook 

The colour around the edge of the couple is a dark blue that is very calm and naturalistic, however just around the perimeter of the couple there is a white highlight, and this represents the innocent nature of the couple and the relationship. The woman is also wearing a blue dress which symbolises peace and tranquillity and perhaps beauty and elegance.

They hold a very romantic pose as the male character is lifting the woman in the air about to kiss her. She has her hand around his face which is very intimate and passionate.

The picture is taken in the pouring Raina ND both characters are extremely wet. This gives the audience the impression that they may have been apart for a while and are reuniting, perhaps it’s a new found love or maybe they are just proclaiming their love for each there. Other way it is extremely beautiful and romantic.

The Title of the film in no particularly bold or eye-catching however the font relates to the name of the film. The title is written in a usual text like font with a flick on the end of the 'k'. It is extremely subtle but portrays the delicate nature of a notebook. The name 'The Notebook' may relate the couple and how either one of the characters kept a notebook to write down the feeling towards the other lover.

As the film features some very big names in the film industry, they are written just below the centre of the poster to remind the audience of the actors involved. However they are in a very small font which one can only presume because it would distract the attention from the couple in the centre.

At the very top of the poster is the quote "Behind Every Great Love, Is A Great Story" - This also relates the title as it implies that they had a beautiful love story and it is all recorded in a notebook. From the quality of the picture and the use of the notebook, shows that the film is quite old fashioned which may appeal to an older audience.

From this film poster I can infer that the target audience for this film is females between the ages of 16 and 30. This is because the female on the poster is between these ages and can therefore the audience may relate to what she is going through. The male is also attractive which can entice the audience. The poster is also feminine due to the use of colour and the text is thin which makes it more appealing to females.