Here we will have our main image and it will be of Helen in the centre again surrounded by all the

males
within the soap. We would have her in a tight dress that would reveal her slender figure and this would be
red to connote and show lust of the men towards her. This would also make use of the ‘Male Gaze Theory’
as Helen is being shown as sexy and powerful. We would have her with devil horns on her head to show
directly how she is linked to hell in another way which isn’t through the colour red. This also sexualises
her more and makes her more desirable to the male audience, therefore gaining more viewers and boosting
the soap into highly rated television.

The
background
of this poster
would be We decided
computer on this
generated slogan
and a picture crossed with
of the flames a masthead
of hell. This because it is
is so it shows catching and
a contrast to the repeated
the other sound of the
poster which ‘H’ and this
is the street. is affective
because you
are
associated
Here we Helen and
will have a her family
masthead with Hell
mixed with because of
our slogan. the ‘H’
This will sound.
be the Furthermore,
piece of it makes it
writing that flow well
will sum up and sticks in
the your mind,
storyline of making the
Helen and audience
her family Will the Halls create Hell in Helen Howe? more likely
moving in to watch it.
and the
chaos it Tv logo
creates
within the Time and date
street full
of standing
residents.
Here we will have our
television channel logo. This
In this section of the poster, we will have We could have ‘Hell’ is so people will instantly
the date time and channel it will be aired in the colour red as the recognize the channel and
on. We are considering using the colour colour red is want to watch the soap opera.
red here to make it stand out from the associated with Hell
background of a street, and furthermore and danger. Also, as
to reflect the connotation of red back we wish to sexualise
again. Red is a prominent colour within Helen, it is also
our soap opera to connote danger and lust representative of lust
of which Helen is the embodiment of. and romance.