Reality Tv Show Poster Analysis

3 Reality TV Show Poster Analysis:

States where to watch the TV show multiple times, both standing out on the poster due to the red being used which makes it pop out to the majority black and dark poster. Its easy for someone viewing the poster to determine where they can watch it which means they are more likely to watch it since they know where it is.

It has in large font when the show airs “February 10” to let the audience know when they can watch it. The white font pops out on the dark background.

Bottom left has the production studios which gives them credit and promotion for the show which promotes their brand on the poster as well.

The main image features PewDiePie who is the star of the show which will attract those to watch the show. The show is called “Scare PewDiePie” and PewDiePie looks scared and therefore the audience can straight away realise what type of genre this Reality tv show is.

PewDiePie names being large on the poster will be the main attraction for the audience to the show due to him being such a large internet persona. The darkness of the poster is stereotypical of something in the horror/thriller genre so by seeing it the audience knows what type of show they are watching.

PewDiePie main target audience for his channel ranges from 13-34years old. 13-17 is 11% of his views, 18-24 is 44% and 25-34 is 28%. Scare PewDiePie targets his whole audience due to most people watching because it features him.

The background of the poster is black which directs the focus onto the images on the poster which are of the Kardashians who are the face of the show. With this sole attention of the images the audience straight away knows who the stars of the show will be. By having they are being the focus it will also attract their followers and people who idol them to watch the show.

The different Kardashians are placed in their importance on the poster, at the time of its release Kim was the poster popular Kardashian and therefore that’s why she’s got the largest image and in the centre line of the poster.

The font of “Keeping Up with The Kardashians” is the iconic font for the TV show and is the font which is used on all the Keeping Up with The Kardashian posters.

There’re silver lines on the poster which may represent their lavish lifestyles.

The Kardashian are their brand image so having them covering the whole poster is the main attraction.

The main target audience is adults from 18-49 predominantly women, however, does have a small male audience. Those who watch the show watch to see their lifestyle or because they are fans of the Kardashian.

It has the main faces of the show in the centre of the poster covering around 2/3 of the poster. Having the main faces of the show extremely large and in the centre will catch the audience eye and they will know straight away who will be starring in the show which attracts them to watch the show.

The iconic “Its time to face the music” is in large lettering above the X-Factor logo and below the main stars which will be noticeable to the audience and they will know what show it is from the line.

The lettering for the iconic line “It’s time to face the music” is in red as it’s the main colour associated with the X-Factor.

The X-Factor logo is very large below the main faces of the show to once again straight away indicate to the audience what show it is. Its recognisable internationally.

The main image is on the side of a skyscraper indicating their importance and fame.

When and where to watch the show is also featured on the poster to let those know reading where they can watch it if they were unsure.

The main target audience of this is 16-34-year olds, those who particularly enjoy music/singing. Around 60% of those tuning into watch X-Factor fall between that category.

The helicopter spotlights shining down on the skyscraper with the judges of the X-Factor also indicates their importance, its shows they’re the ones in the spotlight. Simon Cowell is the face of the X-Factor which is probable why he is in the centre of the judges and is enlarged  compared to the other judges.