Friday, 20 April 2018

Lego movie posters.

Whats the difference between Denotation and Connotation?
Connotation represents the various social overtones, cultural implications, or emotional meanings associated with a sign. − Denotation represents the explicit or referential meaning of a sign.
Detonation is what is actually there. Connotation is the hiding meaning that might come from it.. example denotation.. theres a red locker.. connotation.. red could mean danger. 



This is aimed at young children and possibly their parents. 
This poster has very bright colours in it , which attracts the audience, and brings them in. Yellow suggests happiness.. red suggests danger.. blue suggests boyish and calmness. 
We can tell that Emmet is the main character because he is at the front. 
A lot of things are going on in this poster so this will draw children in because its exciting and they have loads of things to look at.
This poster is really affective because its draws children in and it makes children would want to see it.
Connotations: The connotations is that Emmet is the hero but he doesn't know it until he meets wild style. 

Denotations: He's working class, he's a builder , he has yellow skin, he's the hero. 

Many posters where realised when the movie was first made.. they realised about 15 to start with. By them posting lots of posters it promotes the film. Here is a few posters.. The posters make the film get more attention and they see them more. its the main characters in the teaser posters
































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