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(126 x 47 in.) issued vertically, usually printed in two overlapping sheets, issued machine folded. (63 x 94.5 in.) issued horizontally or 320 x 120 cm. Grande: 160 x 120 cm (63 x 47 in.) Vertical format, machine folded.ĭouble Grande: 160 x 240 cm. (31.5 x 23.5 in.) Vertical format, issued machine folded. (15.7 x 23.6 in.) Vertical format, issued machine folded. (84 x 59 cm.) Vertical format, scarcer than the A3.Ī3: Approx. This size was commonly used from 1977.Ī1: 33 x 23 in. This size was commonly used until 1977.ī1: 39 x 27 in. (20 x 25.5 cm.) Horizontal format, printed on card stock in sets of eight for display in cinema lobbies.Ī1: 33 x 23 in. (206 x 102 cm.) Vertical format, printed on two or more overlapping sheets for pasting onto a wall outside a cinema.įront of House: 8 x 10 in. (102 x 69 cm.) Vertical format, issued folded for use in other countries. Until the 1980's was usually issued machined folded with one horizontal fold and three vertical folds.ĭouble Crown: 30 x 20 in. (76 x 102 cm.) The standard British poster, vertical format. A full set usually includes a Title Card and seven Scene Cards. (28 x 35.5 cm.) Horizontal format, printed on card stock in sets of eight for display in cinema lobbies. Midget Window Card: 14 x 8 in.35.5 x 20 cm.) Produced to advertise in the windows of local stores. (56 x 35.5 cm.) Vertical format, printed on card stock, with the top portion left blank for the cinema to add their details. Often issued as a set of designs for use on cinema entrance doors for major productions. Produced to advertise on a roadside billboard. (269 x 594 cm.) Landscape format, printed in approximately 12 overlapping sections, issued folded. theatre lobbies, or on the outside of a building.Ģ4 Sheet: Approximately 106 x 234 in. Produced for use in large cinema lobbies, or to be pasted on the outside of a building. (206 x 206 cm.) Printed on four overlapping sheets, issued folded. (114 x 150 cm.) Horizontal format, produced to advertise in US subway systems, mostly in New York. Produced for outside display at drive in theatres, so few have survived. (102 x 76 cm.) Vertical format, printed on card stock, issued unfolded. Produced for outside display at drive in theatres, so few have survived.Ĥ0 x 30: 40 x30 in. (152.5 x 102 cm.) Vertical format, printed on card stock, issued unfolded. (206 x 104 cm.) Vertical format, printed on two or more overlapping sheets for pasting onto a wall outside a cinema.Ħ0 x 40: 60 x 40 in. (91.5 x 35.5 cm.) Vertical format, printed on card stock. (56 x 71 cm.) Horizontal format, printed on card stock, often issued folded. Until the 1980's was usually issued machine folded with one vertical fold and three horizontal folds. (104 x 69 cm.) The standard American poster, vertical format. Linen backed posters will also have an additional border of up to 1 inch all around. At Rock Paper Film, we will always state the exact dimensions of the poster. This is a guide to the most common formats, although it is important to note that sizes are approximate and actual sizes can vary depending on date, studio and printer.
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Sometimes they would re-use the country of origin artwork in some form, or sometimes they would produce their own artwork. Each different country would produce different poster designs in different sizes, and often a number of different sizes for different uses. Original film posters have always been produced in a range of shapes and sizes, varying from country to country.