GCSE Media Key Concepts Poster

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Language: The bad moms poster is recognisable as a film poster because the casts names are listed under the films's title. The title is the boldest text in the poster which tells people its the name of the movie. Half of the title is in pink whereas all the other text is in white which also shows the title stands out more than other texts.The central image shows 3 women having fun in a party. The three women stand out because they are standing higher then the rest of the crowd which tells us they are the main characters in the movie. The image tells us that the movie could be a comedy genre.

Industries: Bad moms is a STX Entertainment H. Brothers Tang Media Productions film Starring Mila Kunis. The films made $113m against a $20m budget. It was directed by Jon Lucas and Scott Moore.

Audience: The target audience for Bad moms would likely be people in the age raqnge of 16-40 because the movie is about mothers and might also have some innapropriate language used so it wouldnt be likely for children to watch.The movies rating is 15 by the BBFC.The target gender for bad mums is both genders but most likely it would be for females because the movie is about women and mothers.

Representation: There are 3 women on the poster who seem to be the 3 main characters of the movie as you can recognise because they stand out. The women are represented as maybe drunk in the scene becuase they are at a party and evidently holding drinks which shows they are having fun.











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