Making compelling movie posters - Using statistical science and an eye mark recorder

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This study focuses on advertising posters for movies, investigating methods of designing compelling posters to encourage viewing. The results of questionnaire surveys were analyzed using statistical science to produce new movie poster designs. The effects of the new posters were then validated using an eye mark recorder. As a result, the authors have succeeded in creating a decision-making method to assist in designing compelling movie posters.

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Uchida, K., Kohara, D., Yamada, M., & Amasaka, K. (2010). Making compelling movie posters - Using statistical science and an eye mark recorder. In International conference on System Science and Simulation in Engineering - Proceedings (pp. 278–282). https://doi.org/10.19030/jbcs.v7i6.6480

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