Poster Analysis 2

 Documentary Movie Posters

This next poster seems to have a much more serious tone based on its’ appearance judging by the warmer, matured, muted colours. So therefore, based on this fact, I believe that the primary audience for this documentary would mostly be adults due to the much more mature appearance. The cover depicts a man staring down at a hawk which is a relatively interesting choice as the gaze between the two isn’t levelled to show that the two are perhaps ‘equal’ showing the man looking down at the hawk perhaps depicting the man is maybe more important in the context of the documentary. This poster specifically seems to target adults that are in the left wing as it appears it centres on the environment showing animals close to humans in a non-threatening way. 

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