This section lists all the posters we have in for the latest cinema releases. Just click on the poster and be taken to the 'latest'

40" x 30" Landscape Design
These posters are the most
common type found in UK cinemas.
Two sided posters are designed to
be displayed in light boxes. The paper
is such the light passes through, with
the front image showing through in reverse
to the back. Two sided does not mean
two different images.

40" x 27" Portrait Design
This format is the main poster design
for US posters, though many other
countries use it too. Older posters
measure 41" x 27"

From panel posters to mini quads
and double quads, there are all
sorts of shapes and sizes to posters

Often very different images are used
to promote a film in different countries
and you may find an alternate design
you like more than the UK one

A lot larger than a poster, sometimes
up to 7 feet in length, these are quite
hard to come by as they are made in
lesser quantities than the posters.
Made from different types of plastic
and vinyl they tend to be very durable
and a great display piece

Made from the same sort of plastic used
to stick your tax disc to the windscreen
of your car, clings are great to display
on windows or other smooth, clean areas.
Stickers are, well, stickers!

Assembled and hung from
the ceiling or a shelf, these can be
fun items to collect

Some of the most impressive film
promotional items are standees.
The big cardboard displays you see
in the foyer of your local cinema are
hard to get hold of boxed and unused
as they tend to get damaged once
assembled.

Rarely produced now for the UK & US market,
these were displayed in the cinema lobby. They featured scenes from
the film to entice the public into seeing the film

Usually measuring 10" x 8", the glossy
photographic prints are used for press
promotion or cinema front of house.
They feature scenes from the movie
and sometimes behind the camera shots.

Full of information regarding cast, filming
and insights into the film. These are sent
to journalists, cinemas, magazines & papers
to keep them fully informed about a new movie.
Some are full colour booklets, others a few
pages; some come with stills and other info.

From caps to watches, pens to telescopes, there are all sorts of things used to promote a film