Our media product challenges conventions by using red fonts and imagery in titles and a character wearing red to represent romance semantically. It also uses Disney-princess style music that starts bubbly but ends confused to match a title sequence portraying time passing through a montage of multiple bad dates for the main character, with the music suggesting sarcasm after the men speak. The product develops forms by having the music and filming work smoothly together.

1. In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products? By Paige Rinaldi

2. Our media product was based around the semantics of romance. This was achieved through using the red writing in the fonts of the titles and the imagery of the main character in the red coat .The audio music represented a ‘Disney-princess’ sound. This worked extremely well with the title sequence as it portrayed a bubbly mood creating sarcasm and ending with a confusion as the music fades out with lower pitched notes .

3. The music and the filming also works smoothly together as the montage of filming suggests time passing. This is done to show the main character to be having multiple dates with different men and them ending terribly bad. The high pitches in the music suggests sarcasm after the men have spoken. There is also a contrast of different looking men to show the main character to have a dating variety.