Harry Potter And The Order Of The Phoenix

In the Middle of the poster we can see the name of the movie written in black font with unique font and gold background . Under that there is subtitle of the movie written with much lesser size font , but the most interesting thing we can see is the unique skeleton pirate with two daggers behind it which is the symbol of the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise and is also used in posters of the sequels of this film .

Color plays a unique role in the world we live in today. Color can sway the way someone thinks, change a person’s actions, and cause someone to react a certain way. In preschool, children are taught colors and as peoples’ lives progress, they are able to associate specific colors with specific feelings or emotions. For example, the color red symbolizes extremes dealing with passionate love, seduction, violence, danger, anger and adventure. Edmund Wilson comments on how the colors play a huge role in The Great Gatsby in the quote, “The whole preposterous farrago is animated with life"-and "its color and gayety and movement gave it a distinction for literary criticism long accustomed to heaviness and dinginess in serious American fiction"(Wilson

Film Posters are an important part in promoting films because they give the audience an insight into the film and give them an idea of what to expect. They are a vital aspect of film promotions as they are high profile and attract the audience because it is a major form of visual advertisement. When analysing film posters you notice that they follow certain codes and conventions within their specific genre of film. Within my essay I am going to be analysing the codes and conventions of four genre film posters which are horror, animation, comedy and action. My

In my design, I also implemented a contrast between the colours. Black and white represent the darkness and light - the two opposing forces which have a crucial meaning in the film. The light is the only way to protect the protagonists from the evil. In case of Bass’ poster, colours suggest a contrast between the moods and mental states of the main protagonist, letting his life to be guided by addictions which are gambling and drugs. The typography is another significant piece in the artists’ workshop. There are many various styles he applied into his designs, but the paper-cut typography style remains the most remarkable. The typeface I used in my design is not copied from The Man with the Golden Arm, but there is a strong inspiration derived from it. Saul Bass has not got one, regular style, as he has an ability of appropriating his designs in a creative way, conforming them to the problem that he has to solve. Although, there are some recurrent elements. Minimalism, reduction and economy in his way of thinking are assigned to Modernism, but also fragmentation, addition and metaphor, associated with post-Modernism, although, still relevant in

Julie Taymor’s film adaptation of Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus has many theatrical elements that aid in creating an interpretation of the written play. One of the most prominent elements that Taymor uses is color. Taymor uses color to develop Shakespeare’s characters. Many times throughout the film, color is used to represent a character’s mood or their hidden agenda during a scene. We also see color used to represent good versus evil. The three colors that are most widely used during the movie to show symbolism and imagery are black, white, and red. While there are some references to color in the written text of Titus Andronicus, Taymor’s use of color allows the viewers to see a more clear representation of mood, tone, and character.

Color is one of the essential part of the movie. The use of color can determine various emotions in the film. It can add richness to any scene. The use of white has always shown to describe the peace and purity, whereas the red describes rage, anger and bad. Black is color of mystery usually used to show the darkness, evilness of a scene. Hitchcock is a big fan of use of color, he has perfectly used the colors to demonstrate the characters build up and add the depth to it. Scottie sees Madeleine for the first time in the restaurant wearing a dark green color dress which makes her focus among the other people. Scottie starts feeling something her, next day again when he follows her, Madeleine drives green car which again tries to state that she is the main focus. The use of alternative colors in the movie depicts how the characters are build up to the story, red is shown as the Scottie’s obsession, fantasy and love whereas green to create this uncanniness, and unrealism and yellow as a reality, and truth of the matter.

One of the reoccurring events that takes place in the beginning of the book include Harry 's desire to hear from his friends. He has gone a couple of months without receiving word, or owl post, from any of his fellow wizards. He is reminded several times that he seems to have no outside friendship from his home. With his encounter with Dobby, the house elf, Harry cannot help but feel left out and unwanted. This feeling is added to by the hatred that his foster family, the Dursley 's, share for him. Dudley, Harry 's cousin, basically rubs the fact that Harry has no letters from his friends in his face. To add to Harry 's unease and loneliness, is the fact that Harry 's birthday has arrived with no more

The book I read is Harry Potter and the chamber of secrets by jk Rowling. The many conflicts of the story give it an interesting taste and builds up to the climax where Harry beats Voldemort.(not for good though) Harry's perspective on all of these conflicts are somewhat relative to mine such as how he dealed with the bludger at quittich.(he kind of fell off his broom) Though, I am going to talk about the conflicts like how Dobby dropped the cake on the business owner's wife, how Harry Harry heard the serpent and nobody else heard it.

In the powerful place of magic there once was a kid named harry. Harry was a wizard, powerful but challenges to come. Shaggy long hair, and Dirty glasses. A strong british accent that sometimes people did not comprehend. A long robe that all the students wore. This was not the original harry potter, this was Harry potter the twelfth!

Today's current society is very linear. In it's core it is tied to rules and regulations that dictate the way things are to behave. There is no better way to break from this box than through art, because truly art is the only escape from the utterly mundane. It is the tool people use to turn what is ordinary, into what is extraordinary. Take the worldwide best selling novel series Harry Potter. Hundreds of Thousands of people have at any point in their lives, picked up Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone, and were transported to an amazing world where Wizards and Trolls and Goblins all lived. It is an amazing piece of literature that allows people some release from their otherwise average lives. They could sit down, and not worry about their

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince the book written by JK Rowling is a darn amazing book, full of more twist and turns and secrets than a whole school year. Since I know that you’ve only seen the movies, but I have to say the books are way better, especially the book I said in the first sentence of this paragraph. So many secrets are revealed and the atmosphere is darker than your room at night. The book leaves you wanting more, and you wanting to know how the terrible atrocities can be solved (in which they are if you keep going onto the final book Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows). But this book sticks out so much to me and will always have a place in my bookshelf because of the creativity unmatched by any other books and the terrible

This series is about a half-blooded wizards named Harry James Potter or better known as the “Boy Who Lived”. When he was just one year and three months old, Lord Voldemort attempted to kill him. Lord Voldemort is responsible for killing Harry’s mother and father. Harry was then forced to move in with a Muggle and the only blood relative left, his Aunt Dursley. In this home, Harry was very unwelcome and not nurtured whatsoever. Even though Harry was obviously greatly unloved, he remains sheltering there in order to be safe from Lord Voldemort. When he was eleven years old, he began attending the Hogwarts school of Witchcraft and Wizardry. From the moment Harry arrived at Hogwarts, he was already famous considering he survived the “Killing Curse”, and Harry just grew more and more famous throughout the book due to his heroic characteristics. At Hogwarts, Harry met his two best friends Ron Weasley

Harry Potter has three main characters, Harry, Hermione, and Ron. They are close friends whose friendship only grows stronger as they age and they begin to fight Lord Voldermort more and more. Lord Voldermort is a very powerful dark wizard that has many followers and during his most powerful time had many more followers. Together, Voldermort and his followers killed many witches and wizards that didn’t agree with or follow him.

If you have followed me for a couple of years, you probably know that I love Harry Potter. I’ve made many posts before that have included my love of this wonderful series including; butterbeer cupcakes.

Harry Potter; one of the most well known kids of the wizarding world. The series written by J.K. Rowling have been favored by many people around the globe up to this day. Many people have developed an interest to further investigate the series with particular criticism. The Harry Potter series are filled with events and characters which can be psychologically interpreted and analyzed. One who has read or seen only one of the movies could easily notice this. Psychological aspects such as depression, hope, reasons for bullying and compassion are just a few of the themes that take place in this series.The American Psychiatric Association, psychologists on the website Hogwartsprofessor.com and many Harry Potter articles talk about depression and how it’s associated with the series.