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The document summarizes the layout and design choices of a magazine double page spread. Key details include: - The lead singer's photo adds mystery through ambiguous eye contact and lighting on one side of his face. - The masthead and text colors harmonize and reference bricks to tie the two pages together. - A pull quote entices readers into the article, while the lead singer's name adds impact and inspiration. - The color scheme of black, white, red, and brown is continued throughout for consistency.
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The document summarizes the design choices made for a magazine double page spread interview layout. Key details include:
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The document summarizes the layout and design choices of a double page magazine spread. Key details include:
- The image used is of the lead singer of The Attack band, showing only one side of his face lit to seem mysterious.
- The layout is inspired by brick textures and typography choices that tie the two pages together in a bold, powerful way to draw in the reader.
- Exclusive new facts and quotes are used to make the interview stand out from others and attract readers through a sense of exclusiveness.
- Visual elements like the band name in a large font first catch the eye, while smaller intro text uses personal language to invite the reader in.
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The movie poster uses a black and red color scheme associated with horror. It features many small profile images pieced together like a mosaic to form a face, giving a sense of mystery as the viewer can't identify who it is. Placement of the cursor on the lips implies the killer's identity is unknown or that they want silence from the audience.
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The double page spread summarizes an interview with The Attack's lead singer. Key details include:
- The layout is inspired by bricks in the masthead photo, tying the two pages together visually.
- Excerpts from the unique, never-before-heard interview entice readers with exclusivity.
- Stylistic elements like bold fonts, quotes, and inviting language draw the eye and reader in.
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The document summarizes the design choices made for a magazine double page spread interview layout. Key details include:
- The image used of the band's lead singer was chosen to add mystery through ambiguous expression and lighting on each side of his face.
- The layout ties the two pages together through similar brick textures in the masthead and text, giving a bold and powerful introduction.
- Color scheme, typography, and quote are used to draw the reader in and entice them to learn exclusive new facts about the interview subject.
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- The image used is of the lead singer of The Attack band, showing only one side of his face lit to seem mysterious.
- The layout is inspired by brick textures and typography choices that tie the two pages together in a bold, powerful way to draw in the reader.
- Exclusive new facts and quotes are used to make the interview stand out from others and attract readers through a sense of exclusiveness.
- Visual elements like the band name in a large font first catch the eye, while smaller intro text uses personal language to invite the reader in.
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The refined idea combines the first two ideas and is based on Paranormal Activity but with a twist. Two students move into a house knowing nothing about it and from the moment they step inside, disaster strikes. The refined idea will include a bonfire scene.
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The refined idea combines the first two ideas and is based on Paranormal Activity but with a twist. Two students move into a house knowing nothing about it and from the moment they step inside, disaster strikes. The refined idea will include a bonfire scene.
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This poster analyzes a film poster for the movie "Insidious." It notes several key elements:
1) The main image shows a sinister-looking boy in front of an old, big house to draw the audience in and go against expectations of a normal boy.
2) The tagline "From the makers of Paranormal Activity and Saw" is prominently displayed to attract audiences who enjoyed those successful films.
3) Within the boy's eye is written the word "Insidious," suggesting something supernatural is wrong with the boy to further intrigue viewers.
4) The boy is in focus while the house is out of focus, giving a subtle hint about the film and focusing
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28 Days Later and Shawn Of The Dead essay
This document compares and contrasts the films 28 Days Later and Shaun of the Dead in terms of their structuralist and post-structuralist qualities. 28 Days Later adheres more closely to structuralist paradigms through its use of typical horror weapons, settings, and zombie tropes. Shaun of the Dead challenges structuralist conventions through the use of unconventional weapons, comedic elements, and daytime settings. Both films incorporate diegetic and non-diegetic sounds, but 28 Days Later uses them in a more traditional horror film style.
Analysis of costime, cast & location
The document analyzes the costumes, props, and locations that will be used in a horror trailer involving two main characters, Caroline and Macey, and their friends. Caroline will wear revealing black clothes to portray a negative connotation and show she will not survive, while Macey will dress more conservatively to conform to the "Final Girl" trope. Props like boxes, a bonfire, newspapers, and books will be used to represent themes of change, destruction, past stories, and escape. The isolated house and dark garden locations will play on fears of what is hidden and the dual meanings of security versus isolation.
Costume, location and props
The document outlines costumes, props, and locations needed for a student film. It specifies that Macey should wear casual wear while Caroline wears more provocative clothing. Props include boxes to depict students moving in, a bonfire and beer cans for a backyard scene, and a newspaper about a murder at the house. A bed lamp, mirror, books, and white powder are also listed as props. The film will be shot at a modern house.
Costume, props and location
The document outlines costumes and props needed for a student film including casual and more provocative outfits for two characters, Macey and Caroline. Props include boxes for moving into a new home, a bonfire and beer cans for a backyard scene, a newspaper about murders in the house, a bed lamp for a nighttime bedroom scene where one character is possessed, a mirror for a possessed character to write a message, books, and white powder for demon footprints. The film is set in a modern house.
Cast list ppt
This document contains casting and costume information for various scenes of a production. It lists random students for a bonfire scene in the garden wearing coats. It casts Caroline as Julia and Macy as Neelam for a moving in scene at the driveway and porch, with Julia wearing flashy revealing clothes and Macy casual clothes. Finally, it casts Caroline as Julia and Macy as Neelam for multiple bedroom scenes in the house, with Julia wearing a flashy dress and Macy full pajamas.
Cast list
This document provides casting and costume details for several scenes of a production. The bonfire scene involves random students in coats by a garden. The moving house scene features Julia and Neelam in a driveway and porch, with Julia wearing flashy revealing clothes and Neelam casual clothes. The bedroom scene recurs in scenes 4-6 and stars Julia in a flashy dress and Neelam in full pajamas nightwear.
Idea 3
This idea involves a horror story set in the woods, where the friendship of three friends is tested after one is unexpectedly killed. Only two friends are left, and they either blame each other or something else lurking in the woods is responsible. The woods are a classic horror setting that allows for handheld camera filming and freedom of motion.
Idea 2
This summary outlines the second idea which involves a group of friends gathering in a garden across from a house for sale. One friend recalls a story told by her parents about two students who were murdered in that house. In the present day, two students, Caroline and Macy, move into the house but it's unclear if they will survive.
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