How a poster makes a box office hit

Written by Julian Yale


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Promoting a movie through posters should always haverepparttar marketing objective. Take for examplerepparttar 107502 poster ofrepparttar 107503 2003 animate movie "Finding Nemo". Posters like these stir up a lot of attention forrepparttar 107504 younger audience since they arerepparttar 107505 target market. It communicates well torepparttar 107506 kids and thus encouragesrepparttar 107507 parents to go and watchrepparttar 107508 movie with their kids. Such isrepparttar 107509 effect of a poster making it torepparttar 107510 box office.

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Different people react to different situations. Similarly, different people make different reactions to a poster. Your objective should then be to generate attention- enough to encourage and tickle your target market's curiosity fromrepparttar 107525 posters you have created for your movie. In order for your movie to make it torepparttar 107526 box office, your posters should be able to draw attention and interest.

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Designing Digital Pieces for Digital Presses

Written by Granny's Mettle


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Most digital presses convert Pantone colors to their CMYK equivalents and print them that way. Some will allow you to specifyrepparttar conversion formula yourself or toleraterepparttar 107501 press operator to do so. Since Pantone-to-CMYK conversion is also a technique used for offset printing, you may have no problem withrepparttar 107502 print quality of a converted color.

The print resolution of digital presses is improving constantly, so you might be more anxious about how well people can read,repparttar 107503 type rather than how wellrepparttar 107504 press can image it. Type sizes of 10 and 12 point,repparttar 107505 usual size of body text, will be fine. Avoid using type smaller than four points. What resolution to use, inrepparttar 107506 capture or scan of a photographic image, is one ofrepparttar 107507 most bewildering specifications inrepparttar 107508 graphic arts because scanning equipment and imaging equipment have evolved overrepparttar 107509 years? Some printers and graphic artists are still using standards that were applicable years ago with older equipment, but are now passé.

Combining offset with digital printing sounds like an exact science, and in fact, each application needs to be run like an experiment. Sound scientific procedure calls for controlling all ofrepparttar 107510 variables, and in this print application, it's fundamental for consistent success. If you're doing strictly black-and-white variable information, and already have offset equipment available, then combining digital printing with lithography makes a lot of sense.

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