In the 43-second motion poster, Katniss is shown wearing her long, brunette hair pulled back into her signature braid. She is seen ready for battle as she is also equipped with her bow and arrows.
The face of rebellion is initially seen not looking at the camera but as the clip rolls, she slowly turns her head and face it.
What made her look like a superhero in the motion poster is the long gray cape she wore and it was being blown by the air from the left side, making it look like she was flying or floating on the air.
The camera then pans back to show Katniss actually standing on top of a massive stone sculpture of the now famous District 12 salute, which has become the symbol of rebellion.
After the camera has pulled back far enough to show the entire sculpture, a message appears on the screen above Katniss that reads ‘Unite D13, The revolution is about all of us’ and the clip is then followed by words that say ‘Stand by for a message from District 13.’
Those who are familiar to the movie series know that District 13 is where Katniss found herself during the events of the Quarter Quell edition of The Hunger Games and also the place where she and the president worked together and she was made the official face of the rebellion.