Promo Posters/Mini Sheets As its name implies, the “mini-sheet” is simply a small poster, printed on poster paper. They come in a variety of sizes, depending on the studio and the film. In many cases, the mini sheet is an exact duplicate of the one-sheet, only smaller.

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Framing the Poster

1. Decide on whether or not to use a mat.
2. Decide on the right frame.
3. Undo frame hinges or clips and remove the contents.
4. Clean the glass or plexiglass front and let dry.
5. Attach poster to an adhesive foam board.
6. Slide the glass/plexiglass piece into place in the frame.

20″ x 30″ is another standard movie poster size – if you need a cost effective way to advertise your upcoming film, this will get it done. 20″ x 30″ is the perfect size for movie and film posters, artwork, photography, signage and more!

27 by 41 inches

These six-sheet movie posters are from the United States and were used both in domestic and international movie theaters. The posters measure 81″ x 81″.

61 x 91 cm

Inserts are one of the earliest forms of movie advertising that were created by the industry itself in the 1910’s. Inserts were initially printed using a brown-and-white rotogravure process. In the 1920’s, studios began producing their card stock materials through a process known as photogelatin/collotype or heliotype.

What is another word for movie poster?

7 Elements of a Great Movie Poster Design

• Attention – jump out from the wall.
• Iconography – showing without telling.
• Interest – create an incentive to see the film.
• Appeal – create desire with fans and non-fans alike.
• Style – a look that’s consistent with the film.
• Lasting Appeal – a look that suits other formats.

WILDING POSTER Made to be pasted up outside in cities on construction sites etc. Sizes vary and they may have artwork the same or completely different than the one sheet. Can be very collectible and sometimes extremely rare.

In online discussion forums, OP is short for original poster — the person who started a discussion thread. The original poster may also include this abbreviation in subsequent posts he or she contributes.

Original lithographic posters will not look pixelated under a loupe or magnifying glass. The process of stone lithography applies a solid layer of color to the paper, whereas posters that are digitally reproduced all have the tell-tale pixels when seen under magnification.