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The initial plans for the zombie game include a cartoon art style with over-the-top weapons and explosions. The font will be similar to the game Dead Rising. There will be a single playable character based on action movie tropes. Zombies will wear normal clothes to seem realistic. The mood board analysis found dark and bright colors commonly featured, along with typical zombie fonts splattered with blood. The tone across most images was dark with explosions despite sometimes having a child-like feel to the gore. The mood board will influence the final product by providing inspiration for tones, themes and styles.
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1. initial plans(3)
1) The initial plans are for a cartoon-style zombie game with over-the-top weapons and explosions.
2) There will be one main character based on action movie characters and the zombies will look realistic wearing normal clothes.
3) The player will help survivors and make their way through levels as quickly as possible.
A2 evaluation
The document discusses the process of analyzing horror genre conventions in film trailers, posters, and magazine covers to create those ancillary materials for a student film project. Key conventions identified for trailers include dark color schemes, ominous music, quick cuts, and scare shots. The student incorporated many of these conventions into their group's trailer while avoiding depicting violence. For the poster, the student analyzed conventions like centered images and used a dark color scheme and uncentered composition. Magazine covers were harder to analyze for genre-specific conventions but the student adhered to common design elements like mastheads and cover lines.
2. initial plans
The initial document summarizes plans for an adventure game animation inspired by The Elder Scrolls franchise and The Big Lez Show. It discusses setting the game in a fantasy world or space, with a focus on character and sprite creation. The mind map explores potential settings like space or a post-apocalyptic world, with character, color, and environment details. The mood board shows images relating to choices, dark colors, and influences from Skyrim and The Walking Dead. The schedule outlines a 5 week production process including initial response, research, planning, production, and evaluation. Sources planned for the project include Skyrim, The Big Lez Show, Pokémon Let's Go, and Telltale games.
Question 1
The document discusses conventions used in horror film trailers, posters, and magazine covers. It analyzes conventions like slow buildup music, dark lighting, scare shots, central images, dark color schemes with red text for posters. The student's media products aim to follow conventions like these but also challenge some. The trailer challenges showing killings and uses heartbeat sound. The poster challenges showing the victim not villain. The magazine cover challenges conventions with its black/white/red color scheme linking to the horror genre and image.
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The image supports the idea that 50 Cent's music is about both violence and love. The photo depicts 50 Cent with a tattoo and gun, implying a violent lifestyle. However, the centered lettering forming a torso within his back also suggests that physical strength is important to the culture represented in his music. While violence may be a theme, love is another topic addressed through 50 Cent's music.
1. initial plans completed
The document outlines initial plans for three game ideas: 1) a zombie shooting game where the objective is to stop zombies from taking over the world, 2) a horror game similar to Five Nights at Freddy's where the character must find money in an abandoned mansion without being caught, and 3) a soccer game where the players are replaced with cars. It then provides more details on a horror-shooting game where the main character must collect keys and escape a building full of zombies and monsters without being attacked or lost.
1. initial plans (luke headland) (1) (1)
The document outlines Luke Headland's initial plans and reaction to his upcoming final media project (FMP). He feels confident in his skills and experience with Photoshop and filmmaking. He plans to create an 8-15 minute paranormal horror short film involving himself and a classmate. He will storyboard, plan filming and shots, and focus on color correction to make the final product look professional. His mind map shows initial ideas including a comedy horror film, survival video game, or thriller trailer before settling on the paranormal short film. Mood boards analyze horror poster and location aesthetics to influence the three posters he will create to promote the film.
Evaluation 1
The document discusses the creation of a student horror trailer project. It aimed to incorporate generic horror conventions discussed by Thomas Schatz in his genre theory work. Specifically, the group focused on creating a psychological horror by using techniques like low-key lighting, enclosed locations, close-up shots, handheld camera work, and unusual editing/camera angles to build suspense and scare the audience. Sound design incorporated a creepy lullaby. The trailer was influenced by the pacing and montage techniques of Alfred Hitchcock as well as George Romero's approach to challenging stereotypes through characters that subvert expectations.
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1. initial plans(3)
1) The initial plans are for a cartoon-style zombie game with over-the-top weapons and explosions.
2) There will be one main character based on action movie characters and the zombies will look realistic wearing normal clothes.
3) The player will help survivors and make their way through levels as quickly as possible.
A2 evaluation
The document discusses the process of analyzing horror genre conventions in film trailers, posters, and magazine covers to create those ancillary materials for a student film project. Key conventions identified for trailers include dark color schemes, ominous music, quick cuts, and scare shots. The student incorporated many of these conventions into their group's trailer while avoiding depicting violence. For the poster, the student analyzed conventions like centered images and used a dark color scheme and uncentered composition. Magazine covers were harder to analyze for genre-specific conventions but the student adhered to common design elements like mastheads and cover lines.
2. initial plans
The initial document summarizes plans for an adventure game animation inspired by The Elder Scrolls franchise and The Big Lez Show. It discusses setting the game in a fantasy world or space, with a focus on character and sprite creation. The mind map explores potential settings like space or a post-apocalyptic world, with character, color, and environment details. The mood board shows images relating to choices, dark colors, and influences from Skyrim and The Walking Dead. The schedule outlines a 5 week production process including initial response, research, planning, production, and evaluation. Sources planned for the project include Skyrim, The Big Lez Show, Pokémon Let's Go, and Telltale games.
Question 1
The document discusses conventions used in horror film trailers, posters, and magazine covers. It analyzes conventions like slow buildup music, dark lighting, scare shots, central images, dark color schemes with red text for posters. The student's media products aim to follow conventions like these but also challenge some. The trailer challenges showing killings and uses heartbeat sound. The poster challenges showing the victim not villain. The magazine cover challenges conventions with its black/white/red color scheme linking to the horror genre and image.
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The image supports the idea that 50 Cent's music is about both violence and love. The photo depicts 50 Cent with a tattoo and gun, implying a violent lifestyle. However, the centered lettering forming a torso within his back also suggests that physical strength is important to the culture represented in his music. While violence may be a theme, love is another topic addressed through 50 Cent's music.
1. initial plans completed
The document outlines initial plans for three game ideas: 1) a zombie shooting game where the objective is to stop zombies from taking over the world, 2) a horror game similar to Five Nights at Freddy's where the character must find money in an abandoned mansion without being caught, and 3) a soccer game where the players are replaced with cars. It then provides more details on a horror-shooting game where the main character must collect keys and escape a building full of zombies and monsters without being attacked or lost.
1. initial plans (luke headland) (1) (1)
The document outlines Luke Headland's initial plans and reaction to his upcoming final media project (FMP). He feels confident in his skills and experience with Photoshop and filmmaking. He plans to create an 8-15 minute paranormal horror short film involving himself and a classmate. He will storyboard, plan filming and shots, and focus on color correction to make the final product look professional. His mind map shows initial ideas including a comedy horror film, survival video game, or thriller trailer before settling on the paranormal short film. Mood boards analyze horror poster and location aesthetics to influence the three posters he will create to promote the film.
Evaluation 1
The document discusses the creation of a student horror trailer project. It aimed to incorporate generic horror conventions discussed by Thomas Schatz in his genre theory work. Specifically, the group focused on creating a psychological horror by using techniques like low-key lighting, enclosed locations, close-up shots, handheld camera work, and unusual editing/camera angles to build suspense and scare the audience. Sound design incorporated a creepy lullaby. The trailer was influenced by the pacing and montage techniques of Alfred Hitchcock as well as George Romero's approach to challenging stereotypes through characters that subvert expectations.
Evaluation 1
The document discusses the creation of a student horror film trailer. It aimed to incorporate generic horror conventions discussed by Thomas Schatz in his genre theory work. Specifically, the group focused on creating a psychological horror by using techniques like low-key lighting, enclosed locations, close-up shots, handheld camera work, and unusual editing/camera angles to build suspense. They also drew inspiration from the pacing and montages of Alfred Hitchcock as well as the challenging of stereotypes found in George Romero's films. The goal was to craft a trailer that felt professional and thrilling like films such as "Evil Dead" and "The Woman in Black."
Genre research
The document discusses the key forms and conventions of the thriller genre, including archetypal characters like heroes and villains, imagery involving costumes and props, common locations such as forests and water, uses of color and lighting to create shadows and mystery, sound design to build tension, title design with dark fonts, and narrative themes of suspense, twists and keeping the audience guessing. The summary provides an overview of the essential elements that define the thriller genre.
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Blockbuster Mayhem 2k14 is a futuristic game set in the year 2205 where the player assumes the role of an extra-terrestrial who has come to Earth seeking a new home after being forced to leave his home planet, which was destroyed by warfare. As an undercover cop, the player will complete missions to remove criminals from Earth and prevent the forces of Earth from descending into war. The game draws inspiration from Crysis for its graphics and gameplay styles, allowing for stealth, combat, and other approaches. The target audience is those aged 16+ due to the mature content. Research has focused on character designs inspired by Hellboy and anime in order to create unique characters for the main story and mini-games.
Fmp pitch t3
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Task 1 portrate
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title analysis
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Connecting essay 4
The author created an image combining shots of origami birds from one photo shoot and a close-up of an eye from another. They wanted to portray the idea that the paper birds have come to life and are now imprisoned in the captor's eye. The eye is in black and white for contrast and intensity, while the small birds are not immediately visible.
Thomas Barbey is a photographer like Jerry Uelsmann who combines different images to create surreal works. Barbey's black and white photo of an alley inside a mouth adds depth and a serious tone, with the mouth forming a circular frame. Both the author and Barbey present surreal scenarios using body parts and black and white tones, connecting their works through
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The document discusses conventions in horror trailers, posters, and magazine covers. For trailers, conventions include building tension through faster cuts, not showing the monster, and setting the scene without revealing too much horror. The author's trailer follows some conventions like slow initial cuts but breaks others by showing a dead body. For posters, key conventions are the use of red and a limited color palette. The author's posters adhere to these conventions. Magazine cover conventions include actors "in character", varied colors, and lots of elements; the author's cover follows some but not all of these conventions to avoid clutter.
In what ways does your media product use
The document discusses conventions in horror trailers, posters, and magazine covers. For trailers, conventions include building tension through faster cuts, showing little of the monster, and setting the scene without revealing too much horror. The author's trailer follows some conventions, like slow initial cuts and the static effect, but also breaks some by showing a dead body at the end. For posters, the use of red and a limited color palette are key conventions. The author's posters use red and a simple color scheme. Magazine cover conventions include actors in character, varied colors, and lots of elements; the author's cover includes these elements but is less busy than some examples.
Idea Generation
The document discusses the choices made in generating ideas for an advertisement. The colors orange and blue were chosen to match the IRN BRU can and create a distinctive contrasting look. Stock photos of Snoopy sitting on his doghouse and pretending to fly a plane were selected to suit the storyline. Fonts similar to the original comic strips were picked so people could identify the comic, with a title font at the beginning of the strip.
2. initial plans
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Task 1 in what ways does my media product
The document analyzes how the student's media product uses or challenges conventions of real thriller films. It compares scenes and shots from the student's work to popular films like The Sixth Sense, Home Alone, Scream, and The Grudge. Specific techniques discussed include the use of isolation and lack of other characters to build tension, lighting during day instead of night, and a simple white title on black background similar to other films. Overall, the student examines their work through close comparison to established thriller conventions.
Media evaluation 1
This document discusses how the author's horror trailer product uses and develops conventions of real horror media. Some techniques used include filming in an enclosed wooded location to create a claustrophobic feeling, using parallel music to build suspense, including archetypal characters like the psycho killer and final girl, and ending with a jump scare. The trailer references films like Psycho, Dawn of the Dead, Sinister and Evil Dead through techniques like a blood smear on a wall and use of text in the trailer. Overall, the author drew influence from critic Andrew Sarris' auteur theory and director Alfred Hitchcock's style to craft their own psychological horror trailer.
A2 Media Studies Evaluation - Question 1 (Poster) - Part 4
The poster uses conventions of real posters such as a bold title in a distressed font, a black and white central image with hints of color, and a small block of credits in a contrasting color. The poster developed these conventions by choosing fonts that suited the genres of social realism and thriller, using a stencil-style title, and adding painted textures and shadows around the image to suggest violence while drawing attention to key elements. Some ways the poster could further challenge conventions were experimenting more with additional text or changing the vague tagline.
'The Ring' film poster analysis
The film poster is for "The Ring", a psychological horror film. The title is written in a distorted handwriting font in white against a black background, conveying an ominous tone. No actors' names are listed, focusing attention on the storyline over stars. The colors black and white were chosen to represent horror and create contrast. The tagline "Before you die you see" further hints at the terrifying plot. The target audience is males aged 15-30, and the poster design attracts this demographic with its horror elements. The unique selling point is the new concept of a film that kills viewers after watching it.
Evaluation 2
The document discusses and evaluates several movie posters and magazines as examples for the design of a poster the author created. It summarizes that a poster for "The Grudge" uses little color effectively to create mystery. It aimed for a similar effect without using red which implies gore. The color scheme of a magazine, including red, black, and white, was also an influence. The poster and trailer for "The Woman in Black" effectively link the two with a dark, shadowy atmosphere and similar title layout. The author's magazine would be most similar to TOTAL FILM in its simplistic look and high price point, sharing a similar audience.
Evaluation 2
The document discusses and evaluates several movie posters and magazines as examples for the design of a poster the author created. It summarizes that a poster for "The Grudge" uses little color effectively to create mystery. It aimed for a similar effect without using red which implies gore. The color scheme of a magazine, including red, black and white, was also an influence. The poster and trailer for "The Woman in Black" effectively link the two with a dark, shadowy atmosphere and similar title layout. The design of the magazine "Total Film" is viewed as most similar to the author's intended design with its simplistic look and high price point aimed at a similar audience.
1. Initial Plans sf 2017
Hannah is nervous about creating a short film for her assignment within the given time constraints. She feels she comes up with unrealistic ideas and has limited experience filming with a Canon camera instead of her Nikon. She also has limited understanding of the editing software. She provides mind maps and mood boards for three potential ideas: 1) a dark short film involving a distressed woman on the phone with an ominous message, 2) a chase scene in the woods ending with an unsettling noise, and 3) a romantic film that takes a darker turn. For each idea, she details locations, audio, and characters. She reflects on how the mood boards will influence the final products if those ideas are selected.
2. research (aa)
Based on the information provided, the target audience for this gaming magazine seems to be:
- Ages 10-29, with a focus on teens (13-18) and young adults (18-29) as these age groups have the most games targeted towards them. Content will be appropriate for ages 10 and up.
- Both male and female gamers will be targeted. However, the content may have a slightly stronger appeal to male gamers given they make up a larger portion of the gaming audience.
- Content of reviews, previews, tips/guides and news about popular video games across all platforms will be included to appeal to gamers of all interests.
- Visuals on the cover and inside pages
7. evaluation 2
- The document provides an evaluation of the author's front magazine cover project.
- Strengths included thorough research of existing magazines and audience research through questionnaires and interviews. This helped shape content decisions.
- Weaknesses included unclear questionnaire wording and some unhelpful anonymous responses.
- Planning was strengthened by exploring fonts, images, and mock designs before starting. More time on the double-page spread was wished for.
- Peer feedback praised the professional look but noted the blank left space could be filled. The author agrees this space could be improved upon.
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Evaluation 1
The document discusses the creation of a student horror film trailer. It aimed to incorporate generic horror conventions discussed by Thomas Schatz in his genre theory work. Specifically, the group focused on creating a psychological horror by using techniques like low-key lighting, enclosed locations, close-up shots, handheld camera work, and unusual editing/camera angles to build suspense. They also drew inspiration from the pacing and montages of Alfred Hitchcock as well as the challenging of stereotypes found in George Romero's films. The goal was to craft a trailer that felt professional and thrilling like films such as "Evil Dead" and "The Woman in Black."
Genre research
The document discusses the key forms and conventions of the thriller genre, including archetypal characters like heroes and villains, imagery involving costumes and props, common locations such as forests and water, uses of color and lighting to create shadows and mystery, sound design to build tension, title design with dark fonts, and narrative themes of suspense, twists and keeping the audience guessing. The summary provides an overview of the essential elements that define the thriller genre.
Fmp pitch t3 v2
Blockbuster Mayhem 2k14 is a futuristic game set in the year 2205 where the player assumes the role of an extra-terrestrial who has come to Earth seeking a new home after being forced to leave his home planet, which was destroyed by warfare. As an undercover cop, the player will complete missions to remove criminals from Earth and prevent the forces of Earth from descending into war. The game draws inspiration from Crysis for its graphics and gameplay styles, allowing for stealth, combat, and other approaches. The target audience is those aged 16+ due to the mature content. Research has focused on character designs inspired by Hellboy and anime in order to create unique characters for the main story and mini-games.
Fmp pitch t3
Blockbuster Mayhem 2k14 is a futuristic game set in the year 2205 where the player assumes the role of an extra-terrestrial who has come to Earth seeking a new home after being forced to leave his home planet, which was destroyed by warfare. As an undercover cop, the player will complete missions to help law enforcement and the government while customizing their character, weapons, and vehicles. Inspired by the gameplay of Crysis, the game will feature stealth, combat, co-op multiplayer, and mini-games. The target audience is those aged 16 and up due to the mature content.
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The document discusses ideas for a zombie survival video game called Metalpocolypse. It includes descriptions of the band members that the game is centered around. The game takes inspiration from Dead Rising and Left 4 Dead games. It will have a cut scene at the start where the band encounters zombies and decides to make a game of killing them. Sound effects and music are discussed to set the tone and include guitar music, zombie sounds, and voice acting.
Q card's
The document discusses ideas for a zombie survival video game called Metalpocolypse. It includes descriptions of the band members that the game is centered around, including their personalities. It also outlines an introductory cut scene where the band encounters zombies and decides to make a game of killing them. Finally, it addresses including appropriate sound effects and music in the game.
Task 1 portrate
These photographs by Brendan Knight focus on pet photography, mainly portraits of dogs and cats. Knight positions the animals in close-up shots with plain colored backgrounds to showcase their personalities. Through the animal's posture and gaze, the photos convey different emotions like desire, idleness, and fear. Knight also includes some images of people with animals to show their relationships, though he avoids showing faces to keep attention on the pets. His compositions use mid-shots and rule of thirds, while lighting and settings aim to highlight the animals' details naturally.
title analysis
The document summarizes the process of creating 5 potential title fonts for a film trailer in Photoshop. Font 1 uses black font with slash marks on a white background inspired by Psycho. Font 2 uses black font with dripping blood on a red background to represent violence. Font 3 combines Fonts 1 and 2 with red dripping blood on part of the font. Font 4 was deemed too similar to comedy/horror genres and a new font with a slashed red and black font was created. Font 5 uses a bold red and black font with cracks and fading to represent the slasher genre, taking inspiration from other film titles.
Connecting essay 4
The author created an image combining shots of origami birds from one photo shoot and a close-up of an eye from another. They wanted to portray the idea that the paper birds have come to life and are now imprisoned in the captor's eye. The eye is in black and white for contrast and intensity, while the small birds are not immediately visible.
Thomas Barbey is a photographer like Jerry Uelsmann who combines different images to create surreal works. Barbey's black and white photo of an alley inside a mouth adds depth and a serious tone, with the mouth forming a circular frame. Both the author and Barbey present surreal scenarios using body parts and black and white tones, connecting their works through
In what ways does your media product use
The document discusses conventions in horror trailers, posters, and magazine covers. For trailers, conventions include building tension through faster cuts, not showing the monster, and setting the scene without revealing too much horror. The author's trailer follows some conventions like slow initial cuts but breaks others by showing a dead body. For posters, key conventions are the use of red and a limited color palette. The author's posters adhere to these conventions. Magazine cover conventions include actors "in character", varied colors, and lots of elements; the author's cover follows some but not all of these conventions to avoid clutter.
In what ways does your media product use
The document discusses conventions in horror trailers, posters, and magazine covers. For trailers, conventions include building tension through faster cuts, showing little of the monster, and setting the scene without revealing too much horror. The author's trailer follows some conventions, like slow initial cuts and the static effect, but also breaks some by showing a dead body at the end. For posters, the use of red and a limited color palette are key conventions. The author's posters use red and a simple color scheme. Magazine cover conventions include actors in character, varied colors, and lots of elements; the author's cover includes these elements but is less busy than some examples.
Idea Generation
The document discusses the choices made in generating ideas for an advertisement. The colors orange and blue were chosen to match the IRN BRU can and create a distinctive contrasting look. Stock photos of Snoopy sitting on his doghouse and pretending to fly a plane were selected to suit the storyline. Fonts similar to the original comic strips were picked so people could identify the comic, with a title font at the beginning of the strip.
2. initial plans
The document outlines Max Jones' initial plans for an animation project. He considers making an adventure game inspired by The Elder Scrolls franchise with choice-based gameplay. The game could be set in a fantasy world or space theme. For his mood board, Max includes images from games like Skyrim, The Walking Dead, and The Big Lez Show that influence his style. He maps out a production schedule over 5 weeks for animating characters, backgrounds, and adding interactivity. Max plans to research games like Destiny, Star Citizen, and 8-bit titles for inspiration.
Task 1 in what ways does my media product
The document analyzes how the student's media product uses or challenges conventions of real thriller films. It compares scenes and shots from the student's work to popular films like The Sixth Sense, Home Alone, Scream, and The Grudge. Specific techniques discussed include the use of isolation and lack of other characters to build tension, lighting during day instead of night, and a simple white title on black background similar to other films. Overall, the student examines their work through close comparison to established thriller conventions.
Media evaluation 1
This document discusses how the author's horror trailer product uses and develops conventions of real horror media. Some techniques used include filming in an enclosed wooded location to create a claustrophobic feeling, using parallel music to build suspense, including archetypal characters like the psycho killer and final girl, and ending with a jump scare. The trailer references films like Psycho, Dawn of the Dead, Sinister and Evil Dead through techniques like a blood smear on a wall and use of text in the trailer. Overall, the author drew influence from critic Andrew Sarris' auteur theory and director Alfred Hitchcock's style to craft their own psychological horror trailer.
A2 Media Studies Evaluation - Question 1 (Poster) - Part 4
The poster uses conventions of real posters such as a bold title in a distressed font, a black and white central image with hints of color, and a small block of credits in a contrasting color. The poster developed these conventions by choosing fonts that suited the genres of social realism and thriller, using a stencil-style title, and adding painted textures and shadows around the image to suggest violence while drawing attention to key elements. Some ways the poster could further challenge conventions were experimenting more with additional text or changing the vague tagline.
'The Ring' film poster analysis
The film poster is for "The Ring", a psychological horror film. The title is written in a distorted handwriting font in white against a black background, conveying an ominous tone. No actors' names are listed, focusing attention on the storyline over stars. The colors black and white were chosen to represent horror and create contrast. The tagline "Before you die you see" further hints at the terrifying plot. The target audience is males aged 15-30, and the poster design attracts this demographic with its horror elements. The unique selling point is the new concept of a film that kills viewers after watching it.
Evaluation 2
The document discusses and evaluates several movie posters and magazines as examples for the design of a poster the author created. It summarizes that a poster for "The Grudge" uses little color effectively to create mystery. It aimed for a similar effect without using red which implies gore. The color scheme of a magazine, including red, black, and white, was also an influence. The poster and trailer for "The Woman in Black" effectively link the two with a dark, shadowy atmosphere and similar title layout. The author's magazine would be most similar to TOTAL FILM in its simplistic look and high price point, sharing a similar audience.
Evaluation 2
The document discusses and evaluates several movie posters and magazines as examples for the design of a poster the author created. It summarizes that a poster for "The Grudge" uses little color effectively to create mystery. It aimed for a similar effect without using red which implies gore. The color scheme of a magazine, including red, black and white, was also an influence. The poster and trailer for "The Woman in Black" effectively link the two with a dark, shadowy atmosphere and similar title layout. The design of the magazine "Total Film" is viewed as most similar to the author's intended design with its simplistic look and high price point aimed at a similar audience.
1. Initial Plans sf 2017
Hannah is nervous about creating a short film for her assignment within the given time constraints. She feels she comes up with unrealistic ideas and has limited experience filming with a Canon camera instead of her Nikon. She also has limited understanding of the editing software. She provides mind maps and mood boards for three potential ideas: 1) a dark short film involving a distressed woman on the phone with an ominous message, 2) a chase scene in the woods ending with an unsettling noise, and 3) a romantic film that takes a darker turn. For each idea, she details locations, audio, and characters. She reflects on how the mood boards will influence the final products if those ideas are selected.
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2. research (aa)
Based on the information provided, the target audience for this gaming magazine seems to be:
- Ages 10-29, with a focus on teens (13-18) and young adults (18-29) as these age groups have the most games targeted towards them. Content will be appropriate for ages 10 and up.
- Both male and female gamers will be targeted. However, the content may have a slightly stronger appeal to male gamers given they make up a larger portion of the gaming audience.
- Content of reviews, previews, tips/guides and news about popular video games across all platforms will be included to appeal to gamers of all interests.
- Visuals on the cover and inside pages
7. evaluation 2
- The document provides an evaluation of the author's front magazine cover project.
- Strengths included thorough research of existing magazines and audience research through questionnaires and interviews. This helped shape content decisions.
- Weaknesses included unclear questionnaire wording and some unhelpful anonymous responses.
- Planning was strengthened by exploring fonts, images, and mock designs before starting. More time on the double-page spread was wished for.
- Peer feedback praised the professional look but noted the blank left space could be filled. The author agrees this space could be improved upon.
3. production experiments (aa)
1) The document describes experiments conducted for a school magazine, including using the magic wand tool to remove backgrounds from images and the text tool to create a title in Comic Sans font for the magazine.
2) Colors like red and black were chosen for the title and text because they stand out against the blue background.
3) In the reflection, the author indicates they will include many of the same tools like the magic wand and text tool in the final product to remove backgrounds and create an eye-catching title and headlines.
1. communication methods (aa)
The document provides an overview of various ASA advertising codes, including brief descriptions of codes related to compliance with laws, identifying advertising, avoiding misleading claims, preventing harm and offense, protecting children, respecting privacy, and regulating food and health claims. Code 1 requires truthfulness and avoiding indecent images. Code 2 mandates that advertising be recognizable as such. Code 3 prohibits lying about product attributes. Code 4 bans intentionally offensive or disturbing advertising. Code 5 restricts promoting dangerous behavior or pressuring children. Code 6 requires permission before using someone's likeness. Code 13 regulates health and nutrition claims.
5. pre production(3)
The document discusses pre-production plans for a zombie-themed video game. It includes descriptions of the game's color palette, fonts, border design, main character art style, and locations/equipment needed. A contingency plan addresses potential issues like computer problems or illness. Health and safety concerns about headaches, neck strain, and posture are also covered. A weekly schedule outlines an 8-day plan to create artwork for the background, enemies, weapons, health bar, and basic animation using Photoshop.
2. Research 2
Here are a few key points from your research evaluation:
- You conducted thorough product research to understand similar magazines and get design ideas. This provided insights, but finding directly comparable products can be challenging.
- Questionnaires let you ask targeted questions and understand audience preferences. However, question wording impacts responses.
- Interviews provided in-depth understanding of individual preferences, but not the full audience view.
- Your survey responses indicated preferences for traditional magazines with freebies and interviews.
- Distributing via Facebook reached a wide audience but introduced potential for non-serious responses from unknown takers.
Overall your research uncovered useful insights about your target audience and informed your magazine design approach. Future research could survey a
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- 3. Mind Map Cartoon art style Over the top weapons and explosion The games font will be in a similar style to “Dead Rising” There will only be one character and he will be based off similar characters in the genre and in action films The zombies will wear normal clothes to make them look as realistic as possible
- 4. Mood Board
- 5. Mood Board Analysis Is there any repetition in the images you have collected? Repeated colours/images styles/fonts/tone/mood I have realised that mostly there are a mixture of dark and bright colours. For example The overall tone of most of the images are overall dark with explosions in the background. The fonts are mostly the typical zombie font with blood splattered on it. The tone of the majority of these images even though they are gory, they are quite child like in away. For example “Plants Vs Zombies” has lots of blood and gore, but looks like a quite childish game. How will your mood board influence your final product? My mood board will influence my final product because I like the overall tones and themes used. I will take inspiration from a lot of these games
Editor's Notes
- Bubbl.us or hand drawn-scanned using college printers exploring 3 potential ideas
- Bubbl.us or hand drawn-scanned using college printers exploring your final idea
- Collection of images related to your product/inspirational/visually interesting At least 15 needed