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Bungawitta Festival Poster Planning

Plan a clear, exciting poster that persuades people to attend the Bungawitta Festival. Use the festival brief below for accurate details. Make your choices suit the audience, and leave space for the most important information to stand out.

Festival brief

Bungawitta Community Festival is a fictional one-day event celebrating local creativity and community spirit. It will be held on Saturday 18 October, from 10 am to 4 pm, at Bungawitta Park. Entry is free. Visitors can enjoy live music, art and craft stalls, games, and food trucks. The festival welcomes families and people of all ages. Bring a hat and a reusable water bottle.

Plan a persuasive message

Use the brief rather than inventing event details.

1.Choose the best audience for this poster. Explain one choice you would make to appeal to that audience.

2.Which headline is most likely to catch a reader's attention and tell them what the event is? Choose one.

Bungawitta Community Festival: Fun for Everyone!
Information About a Park Event
Something Is Happening in October

3.Write three vivid words or short phrases that could describe the festival and make it sound appealing.

4.Write a catchy slogan of no more than eight words. It should encourage people to come along.

5.Complete this persuasive invitation with two activities from the brief: “Join us for a day of and !”

6.Which set of details must appear on the poster so people know when and where to attend? Choose one.

Saturday 18 October, 10 am–4 pm, Bungawitta Park
Saturday 18 November, 10 am–4 pm, Bungawitta Park
Saturday 18 October, 10 am–4 pm, a town hall

7.Write one short line that tells readers the cost of entry and one useful thing to bring.

Design the poster

Plan a layout that is easy to scan. Make the event name and key details easy to find, and use images that match real festival activities.

8.Name two activities from the brief that you would feature with pictures or symbols. Explain how they help readers understand what the festival offers.

9.What colour contrast could help the headline stand out from its background? Name two colours and explain your choice.

Sketch where you will place the headline, slogan, images, date, time, place, free-entry message and reminder to bring a hat and water bottle. Add labels if needed.

10.Review your plan. Name one feature that will persuade people to attend and one way you have made the practical details easy to read.