Toby Jackson (Director/Actor)
Karl Shepherd (Actor 1)
Sam Smith (Actor 2)
Harry Smith (Actor 3)
Location: Orchard Fields Forest
Date: Sunday 25th April 2021
Time: 1pm
Toby Jackson is creating a film magazine and film trailer for his own action/adventure film idea called "Escape," which follows a group of friends who must escape from a mysterious person in the forest. He outlines his plans for the magazine, including a front cover, contents page, written articles on upcoming films, and his film trailer. Toby also discusses the risks involved in filming the trailer scenes in the forest and creates storyboards, equipment lists, and a script to plan the production of the trailer.
The document reviews several film posters and magazine articles reviewing films. It analyzes the layout, visual design, and information included in the reviews. Key points analyzed include the use of images to represent the film's theme, prominent display of the film title, inclusion of cast/crew details, quotes, and release date. The reviewer indicates which design techniques they would like to incorporate into their own film review, such as a prominent title, star ratings, and still images that capture the theme.
The document describes a movie poster design for a film called "Raw Revenge" about a psycho ex-girlfriend seeking revenge. The poster will feature the girlfriend holding a bloody knife in a dark, misty background to convey the horror theme. The designer chose the "Blood Crows" font for the title to suit the horror style and a classical font for the release date. A needle-toothed font was selected for end credits so names are readable despite not being a typical horror style.
The document discusses conventions for film posters and reviews. It explains that comedy film posters typically use bright colors and images that depict something comical. Horror posters commonly feature dark colors like red and images of victims or killers. Romance posters usually show intimate moments between couples. Short film posters center around the main character and use simple designs. Film reviews generally include the film's title, an image, a short summary, quotes, and a star rating.
The document discusses conventions for film posters and reviews. It explains that comedy film posters typically use bright colors and images that convey humor. Horror posters commonly feature dark colors like red and images of victims or killers. Romance posters usually show intimate moments between couples. Short film posters center around the main character(s) and keep the design simple. Film reviews generally lead with a large image, include a star rating and short summary, and use a column layout for text.
Conventions of film posters and analysisjennylou2304
The document outlines conventions for film posters, including that the image is the main focus and should attract attention. It will relate to the genre and feature prominent actors. The title is also a key element. Other common elements are the release date, production company, quotes or taglines, and details on actors. Examples are provided of Harry Potter, Black Swan, and Avengers Assemble posters that demonstrate these conventions.
A film review aims to inform readers about key details of a film like the actors, director, and release date. It also describes the story and characters without spoiling the plot. Additionally, a review analyzes whether the film is good and why, and advises readers whether to see it. Film reviews typically follow a structure of an introductory paragraph, a paragraph describing the plot and characters, a paragraph analyzing the film, and a concluding paragraph stating when and where it can be seen. Images used should not reveal major plot points, and reviews generally target an audience aged 25 and older.
This document outlines the development process of creating a movie poster. It describes several drafts of the poster with changes made each time based on evaluations. The final poster condensed credit titles, realigned awards and the director's title to bring more unity. Fonts were changed to be consistent and intertextual references were artistically edited to fit the fence perspective and indicate contrasts between characters. Overall, the document discusses the iterative design process of a movie poster through draft revisions and implementations of design principles.
Toby Jackson is creating a film magazine and film trailer for his own action/adventure film idea called "Escape," which follows a group of friends who must escape from a mysterious person in the forest. He outlines his plans for the magazine, including a front cover, contents page, written articles on upcoming films, and his film trailer. Toby also discusses the risks involved in filming the trailer scenes in the forest and creates storyboards, equipment lists, and a script to plan the production of the trailer.
The document reviews several film posters and magazine articles reviewing films. It analyzes the layout, visual design, and information included in the reviews. Key points analyzed include the use of images to represent the film's theme, prominent display of the film title, inclusion of cast/crew details, quotes, and release date. The reviewer indicates which design techniques they would like to incorporate into their own film review, such as a prominent title, star ratings, and still images that capture the theme.
The document describes a movie poster design for a film called "Raw Revenge" about a psycho ex-girlfriend seeking revenge. The poster will feature the girlfriend holding a bloody knife in a dark, misty background to convey the horror theme. The designer chose the "Blood Crows" font for the title to suit the horror style and a classical font for the release date. A needle-toothed font was selected for end credits so names are readable despite not being a typical horror style.
The document discusses conventions for film posters and reviews. It explains that comedy film posters typically use bright colors and images that depict something comical. Horror posters commonly feature dark colors like red and images of victims or killers. Romance posters usually show intimate moments between couples. Short film posters center around the main character and use simple designs. Film reviews generally include the film's title, an image, a short summary, quotes, and a star rating.
The document discusses conventions for film posters and reviews. It explains that comedy film posters typically use bright colors and images that convey humor. Horror posters commonly feature dark colors like red and images of victims or killers. Romance posters usually show intimate moments between couples. Short film posters center around the main character(s) and keep the design simple. Film reviews generally lead with a large image, include a star rating and short summary, and use a column layout for text.
Conventions of film posters and analysisjennylou2304
The document outlines conventions for film posters, including that the image is the main focus and should attract attention. It will relate to the genre and feature prominent actors. The title is also a key element. Other common elements are the release date, production company, quotes or taglines, and details on actors. Examples are provided of Harry Potter, Black Swan, and Avengers Assemble posters that demonstrate these conventions.
A film review aims to inform readers about key details of a film like the actors, director, and release date. It also describes the story and characters without spoiling the plot. Additionally, a review analyzes whether the film is good and why, and advises readers whether to see it. Film reviews typically follow a structure of an introductory paragraph, a paragraph describing the plot and characters, a paragraph analyzing the film, and a concluding paragraph stating when and where it can be seen. Images used should not reveal major plot points, and reviews generally target an audience aged 25 and older.
This document outlines the development process of creating a movie poster. It describes several drafts of the poster with changes made each time based on evaluations. The final poster condensed credit titles, realigned awards and the director's title to bring more unity. Fonts were changed to be consistent and intertextual references were artistically edited to fit the fence perspective and indicate contrasts between characters. Overall, the document discusses the iterative design process of a movie poster through draft revisions and implementations of design principles.
The magazine cover uses various design elements to grab attention and promote its content. Large, colorful fonts advertise the key stories on sex at age 40 and 39 new films. The masthead is edited with flames to match the theme of the featured film, Sweeney Todd. A central image of Johnny Depp prominently displays the main attraction of the issue. Additional text, colors, and placements of elements like the barcode and price are intentionally unusual to attract notice among other magazine features.
This document identifies conventions across different media types, including film trailers, magazine covers, and film posters. For film trailers, common conventions include beginning with a production logo, showing the title at the end, and including social media links. For magazine covers, main images that make eye contact, mastheads, coverlines, and sidebars with additional information are typical. Film posters usually have the title and release date at the bottom, include main character names, and provide limited details about the plot through images or facial expressions. Romantic comedy works in particular genres tend to follow conventions like portraying the main characters' relationship or using feminine colors to appeal to female audiences.
The document provides guidance on writing an effective film review. It explains that a review should inform readers about the film's details, describe the story and characters, analyze whether the film is good and why, and advise readers whether to see it. It also offers tips on structuring a review with an introduction, plot description, analysis, and conclusion. Font formatting and appropriate images are also discussed. The target audience for most film reviews is generally people aged 25 and older.
Film posters follow certain codes and conventions to effectively promote and market films. The image on the poster usually dominates and features the main character or setting to convey the genre. The title appears in the bottom third in a font and style matching the genre. The release date is typically at the bottom, displaying either a specific date or "Coming Soon." Actors' names may be included at the top if they are well-known stars that can attract audiences. Additional information like the tagline, production details, and official website may also be displayed depending on the poster.
This document provides information about promoting short films through various avenues such as film festivals, posters, and magazine articles and reviews. It discusses the conventions of short film posters which typically include the title, image of protagonists, and small print for production details. Magazine reviews usually have a large main image, title, director/production details, and star rating. The document also analyzes examples of posters and reviews, noting features like use of color, layout, and font. Specifically, it examines the Animation magazine as an ideal outlet for an animated short film given its focus on animation industry news and reviews.
- The document discusses conventions of horror movie posters and trailers that were analyzed, such as featuring the protagonist or antagonist, using mysterious symbols, and having dark coloring.
- Key conventions from magazines like "Empire" were also researched, such as including interviews, previews, titles, dates, and barcodes.
- Important elements of horror trailers identified were using dark and high key lighting, showcasing characters while keeping the plot hidden, and incorporating eerie music to build tension.
- The document describes how these conventions were considered and adapted for the student's own horror movie poster, magazine cover, and trailer.
1. The document compares the media creator's products to existing thriller films and magazines to evaluate how they use, develop, or challenge conventions.
2. Key conventions that were followed include adding a suspenseful question at the end of the trailer like "Seven", placing credits at the end of the trailer, using consistent color schemes, and not revealing the full narrative to maintain suspense.
3. One convention that was challenged was not including a dateline on the magazine cover due to lack of space, though overall conventions were largely followed to make the products recognizable to audiences.
Distribution involves launching and marketing films to gain the largest possible audience. Major film distributors like Lions Gate Entertainment, Twentieth Century Fox, and Columbia Pictures spend hundreds of millions annually distributing well-known films. The document discusses film distribution companies and their role in the industry. It also summarizes the filmmaker's thriller about a teenage boy who blogs about nightmares of a murderer but is actually possessed by the devil. The filmmaker believes Lions Gate would be a good fit to distribute the film due to its experience with similar thriller and horror genres.
The document discusses movie posters and their purpose of advertising films. It analyzes posters for the movies Thor, The Expendables, and Anonymous. All posters feature a single striking image and use fonts and colors to draw attention. The Expendables poster shows popular actors in an action pose with an explosion in the background. Thor uses a simple image and font colors that stand out. Anonymous poses a question about Shakespeare to intrigue viewers. The document then discusses designing a poster for a zombie film, taking cues from The Expendables poster to feature the main character facing zombies in the background.
Lucy Hall evaluated her horror media product and ancillary tasks. She used many conventions of the horror genre in her trailer, including a creepy woodland setting, quick editing, and implied violence. Her magazine cover and poster featured the blank-faced monster and were inspired by real horror media. Feedback on her trailer praised the suspenseful buildup and effective final jump scare. Hall incorporated feedback into improving her evaluation presentation. She learned the value of audience response through focus group screenings and social media posts.
The document discusses how Molly Douglas used various media technologies throughout the process of creating, researching, planning, and evaluating her A2 media assignment. She researched conventions of horror film posters, magazines, and trailers using Google, YouTube, and Wikipedia. Planning and drafting was done using Microsoft programs. Pictures were edited using Picasa for lighting, color, and fonts. iMovie was used to edit video footage and add music, titles, and transitions to create the film trailer. Feedback was collected through an online questionnaire to evaluate the work. Overall, Molly believes the combination of her products developed real media conventions while also providing some challenges.
Taken 2 is being adapted into a video game to allow users to experience fighting scenes from the movie themselves. The game will be an action thriller like the film, following Bryan Mills as he tries to rescue his ex-wife and daughter after they are kidnapped. Players can choose to play as either the hero or villain. While recreating the movie faithfully in game form presents technological and budget challenges, it also provides opportunities for player interaction and choosing different perspectives. The core audience will be action and story lovers aged 16-34, especially fans of the Taken franchise. Dynamic camera angles and music will be used to emphasize key scenes.
For the front cover of their film magazine, the author wants to:
1) Feature a dominant central image of a fictional film director that covers the masthead to convey professionalism.
2) Include background images of posters for four made-up films to make the cover more visually interesting.
3) Have the main sell line celebrate the fictional director Adam Tyson and the four films, while secondary lines promote other film-related events in the Northeast region.
4) Use differing fonts sized and styles to distinguish the masthead, main sell line, and other sell lines based on importance.
The document provides an evaluation of how the media student's film magazine, film poster, and film trailer use, develop, and challenge conventions of real media products.
For the film magazine, the student summarizes how they used conventions like mastheads, coverlines and layouts seen in Empire magazine. They developed the design by changing fonts, photo expressions, and number of coverlines. They challenged conventions through their color scheme, effects on coverlines and added elements like a positioning statement.
For the film poster, conventions from the Law Abiding Citizen poster like layout, fonts and colors were used. The student developed the poster by changing element positions, photo expressions and tagline color. Conventions were challenged through additional faded
The document provides details on the design and content of a print film magazine. It discusses the target audience as those aged 16+ interested in films. Inspiration is taken from typical magazine layouts including masthead location and main sell lines. The magazine will focus on an exclusive look at an upcoming horror film. Images are selected for the front cover and double page spread that suit the genre and purpose. Legal and ethical issues with using copyrighted content are considered. Final designs for the front cover and double page spread are presented, achieving the goals set out.
This document outlines the development process of creating a movie poster. It describes 4 drafts of the poster with changes made in each version based on evaluations. The final poster condensed credit titles, realigned awards and the director's title, changed fonts for unity, added intertextual references and the film rating, and received feedback suggesting enlarging fonts and repositioning the tagline to improve clutter. Key changes for the static final poster included using a new tagline font, better tagline alignment, and enlarged credits with a vintage filter added.
The document discusses the process of creating a poster for a horror film. It describes selecting two photographs that convey the mood and themes of the film. The poster designer edited the images in Photoshop, including overlaying an image of the alter-ego character over the villain character to show their connection. Text was added with keywords related to the film's themes of split personality, danger, and psycho. Overall the poster is meant to intrigue viewers and draw them in to learn more about the mysterious film.
This document analyzes and summarizes a student's poster for a horror film. The student used two key images - a mid-shot of the alter ego and a close-up of the male villain with his head down. Through editing in Photoshop, the student layered the images to show the alter ego controlling the villain. Last-minute changes to the poster added red tones and blood effects to emphasize the horror genre. Overall, the poster effectively encoded the key symbols and situations from the film's trailer to promote the psychological horror film.
This document summarizes 9 frames from a film opening created by the author's group. Each frame discusses different elements of the opening, including the title design, setting, costumes, camera work, credits, story, genre, character introductions, and special effects. The opening uses a nonlinear narrative structure and features a chase scene and futuristic antagonist to create mystery and suspense. It draws inspiration from films like The Terminator to set the scene as a science fiction thriller. The goal is to engage audiences from the start and leave them with questions about the plot and characters.
The document discusses the ways in which the media products (a film poster, magazine cover, and trailer) use conventions of existing real media products in the action genre. For each product, the document analyzes conventions found in existing examples that were used, such as a close-up shot of a character's face on the poster with shading, large bold title, and tagline. Feedback was gathered through questionnaires to understand how effective the combination of the main products and ancillary texts were at promoting the film. The feedback showed most people understood the intended genre but some did not, which could be for various reasons like personal taste.
This document summarizes research on different types of magazines, including gaming magazines, movie magazines, and entertainment magazines. The summary discusses common design elements across magazine covers, such as prominent logos and eye-catching images. It also describes typical layouts for double page spreads and magazine websites.
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining different promotional materials for a movie trailer project. Specifically, the author created a movie trailer, magazine cover, and movie poster that all focused on the same thriller genre and unique selling point. By putting the unique selling point into three different products, the trailer, its message and interest would be more effective. The author analyzes examples of a magazine cover and movie poster to inform the design of their own materials. They believe choosing the same genre, colors, images and text placement in the different products links them together and helps audiences understand the story being promoted.
The magazine cover uses various design elements to grab attention and promote its content. Large, colorful fonts advertise the key stories on sex at age 40 and 39 new films. The masthead is edited with flames to match the theme of the featured film, Sweeney Todd. A central image of Johnny Depp prominently displays the main attraction of the issue. Additional text, colors, and placements of elements like the barcode and price are intentionally unusual to attract notice among other magazine features.
This document identifies conventions across different media types, including film trailers, magazine covers, and film posters. For film trailers, common conventions include beginning with a production logo, showing the title at the end, and including social media links. For magazine covers, main images that make eye contact, mastheads, coverlines, and sidebars with additional information are typical. Film posters usually have the title and release date at the bottom, include main character names, and provide limited details about the plot through images or facial expressions. Romantic comedy works in particular genres tend to follow conventions like portraying the main characters' relationship or using feminine colors to appeal to female audiences.
The document provides guidance on writing an effective film review. It explains that a review should inform readers about the film's details, describe the story and characters, analyze whether the film is good and why, and advise readers whether to see it. It also offers tips on structuring a review with an introduction, plot description, analysis, and conclusion. Font formatting and appropriate images are also discussed. The target audience for most film reviews is generally people aged 25 and older.
Film posters follow certain codes and conventions to effectively promote and market films. The image on the poster usually dominates and features the main character or setting to convey the genre. The title appears in the bottom third in a font and style matching the genre. The release date is typically at the bottom, displaying either a specific date or "Coming Soon." Actors' names may be included at the top if they are well-known stars that can attract audiences. Additional information like the tagline, production details, and official website may also be displayed depending on the poster.
This document provides information about promoting short films through various avenues such as film festivals, posters, and magazine articles and reviews. It discusses the conventions of short film posters which typically include the title, image of protagonists, and small print for production details. Magazine reviews usually have a large main image, title, director/production details, and star rating. The document also analyzes examples of posters and reviews, noting features like use of color, layout, and font. Specifically, it examines the Animation magazine as an ideal outlet for an animated short film given its focus on animation industry news and reviews.
- The document discusses conventions of horror movie posters and trailers that were analyzed, such as featuring the protagonist or antagonist, using mysterious symbols, and having dark coloring.
- Key conventions from magazines like "Empire" were also researched, such as including interviews, previews, titles, dates, and barcodes.
- Important elements of horror trailers identified were using dark and high key lighting, showcasing characters while keeping the plot hidden, and incorporating eerie music to build tension.
- The document describes how these conventions were considered and adapted for the student's own horror movie poster, magazine cover, and trailer.
1. The document compares the media creator's products to existing thriller films and magazines to evaluate how they use, develop, or challenge conventions.
2. Key conventions that were followed include adding a suspenseful question at the end of the trailer like "Seven", placing credits at the end of the trailer, using consistent color schemes, and not revealing the full narrative to maintain suspense.
3. One convention that was challenged was not including a dateline on the magazine cover due to lack of space, though overall conventions were largely followed to make the products recognizable to audiences.
Distribution involves launching and marketing films to gain the largest possible audience. Major film distributors like Lions Gate Entertainment, Twentieth Century Fox, and Columbia Pictures spend hundreds of millions annually distributing well-known films. The document discusses film distribution companies and their role in the industry. It also summarizes the filmmaker's thriller about a teenage boy who blogs about nightmares of a murderer but is actually possessed by the devil. The filmmaker believes Lions Gate would be a good fit to distribute the film due to its experience with similar thriller and horror genres.
The document discusses movie posters and their purpose of advertising films. It analyzes posters for the movies Thor, The Expendables, and Anonymous. All posters feature a single striking image and use fonts and colors to draw attention. The Expendables poster shows popular actors in an action pose with an explosion in the background. Thor uses a simple image and font colors that stand out. Anonymous poses a question about Shakespeare to intrigue viewers. The document then discusses designing a poster for a zombie film, taking cues from The Expendables poster to feature the main character facing zombies in the background.
Lucy Hall evaluated her horror media product and ancillary tasks. She used many conventions of the horror genre in her trailer, including a creepy woodland setting, quick editing, and implied violence. Her magazine cover and poster featured the blank-faced monster and were inspired by real horror media. Feedback on her trailer praised the suspenseful buildup and effective final jump scare. Hall incorporated feedback into improving her evaluation presentation. She learned the value of audience response through focus group screenings and social media posts.
The document discusses how Molly Douglas used various media technologies throughout the process of creating, researching, planning, and evaluating her A2 media assignment. She researched conventions of horror film posters, magazines, and trailers using Google, YouTube, and Wikipedia. Planning and drafting was done using Microsoft programs. Pictures were edited using Picasa for lighting, color, and fonts. iMovie was used to edit video footage and add music, titles, and transitions to create the film trailer. Feedback was collected through an online questionnaire to evaluate the work. Overall, Molly believes the combination of her products developed real media conventions while also providing some challenges.
Taken 2 is being adapted into a video game to allow users to experience fighting scenes from the movie themselves. The game will be an action thriller like the film, following Bryan Mills as he tries to rescue his ex-wife and daughter after they are kidnapped. Players can choose to play as either the hero or villain. While recreating the movie faithfully in game form presents technological and budget challenges, it also provides opportunities for player interaction and choosing different perspectives. The core audience will be action and story lovers aged 16-34, especially fans of the Taken franchise. Dynamic camera angles and music will be used to emphasize key scenes.
For the front cover of their film magazine, the author wants to:
1) Feature a dominant central image of a fictional film director that covers the masthead to convey professionalism.
2) Include background images of posters for four made-up films to make the cover more visually interesting.
3) Have the main sell line celebrate the fictional director Adam Tyson and the four films, while secondary lines promote other film-related events in the Northeast region.
4) Use differing fonts sized and styles to distinguish the masthead, main sell line, and other sell lines based on importance.
The document provides an evaluation of how the media student's film magazine, film poster, and film trailer use, develop, and challenge conventions of real media products.
For the film magazine, the student summarizes how they used conventions like mastheads, coverlines and layouts seen in Empire magazine. They developed the design by changing fonts, photo expressions, and number of coverlines. They challenged conventions through their color scheme, effects on coverlines and added elements like a positioning statement.
For the film poster, conventions from the Law Abiding Citizen poster like layout, fonts and colors were used. The student developed the poster by changing element positions, photo expressions and tagline color. Conventions were challenged through additional faded
The document provides details on the design and content of a print film magazine. It discusses the target audience as those aged 16+ interested in films. Inspiration is taken from typical magazine layouts including masthead location and main sell lines. The magazine will focus on an exclusive look at an upcoming horror film. Images are selected for the front cover and double page spread that suit the genre and purpose. Legal and ethical issues with using copyrighted content are considered. Final designs for the front cover and double page spread are presented, achieving the goals set out.
This document outlines the development process of creating a movie poster. It describes 4 drafts of the poster with changes made in each version based on evaluations. The final poster condensed credit titles, realigned awards and the director's title, changed fonts for unity, added intertextual references and the film rating, and received feedback suggesting enlarging fonts and repositioning the tagline to improve clutter. Key changes for the static final poster included using a new tagline font, better tagline alignment, and enlarged credits with a vintage filter added.
The document discusses the process of creating a poster for a horror film. It describes selecting two photographs that convey the mood and themes of the film. The poster designer edited the images in Photoshop, including overlaying an image of the alter-ego character over the villain character to show their connection. Text was added with keywords related to the film's themes of split personality, danger, and psycho. Overall the poster is meant to intrigue viewers and draw them in to learn more about the mysterious film.
This document analyzes and summarizes a student's poster for a horror film. The student used two key images - a mid-shot of the alter ego and a close-up of the male villain with his head down. Through editing in Photoshop, the student layered the images to show the alter ego controlling the villain. Last-minute changes to the poster added red tones and blood effects to emphasize the horror genre. Overall, the poster effectively encoded the key symbols and situations from the film's trailer to promote the psychological horror film.
This document summarizes 9 frames from a film opening created by the author's group. Each frame discusses different elements of the opening, including the title design, setting, costumes, camera work, credits, story, genre, character introductions, and special effects. The opening uses a nonlinear narrative structure and features a chase scene and futuristic antagonist to create mystery and suspense. It draws inspiration from films like The Terminator to set the scene as a science fiction thriller. The goal is to engage audiences from the start and leave them with questions about the plot and characters.
The document discusses the ways in which the media products (a film poster, magazine cover, and trailer) use conventions of existing real media products in the action genre. For each product, the document analyzes conventions found in existing examples that were used, such as a close-up shot of a character's face on the poster with shading, large bold title, and tagline. Feedback was gathered through questionnaires to understand how effective the combination of the main products and ancillary texts were at promoting the film. The feedback showed most people understood the intended genre but some did not, which could be for various reasons like personal taste.
This document summarizes research on different types of magazines, including gaming magazines, movie magazines, and entertainment magazines. The summary discusses common design elements across magazine covers, such as prominent logos and eye-catching images. It also describes typical layouts for double page spreads and magazine websites.
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining different promotional materials for a movie trailer project. Specifically, the author created a movie trailer, magazine cover, and movie poster that all focused on the same thriller genre and unique selling point. By putting the unique selling point into three different products, the trailer, its message and interest would be more effective. The author analyzes examples of a magazine cover and movie poster to inform the design of their own materials. They believe choosing the same genre, colors, images and text placement in the different products links them together and helps audiences understand the story being promoted.
The document describes a marketing campaign for a new crime drama film titled "Los Hermanos". Key elements of the campaign include:
- Promoting the film on Instagram with posters, wallpapers, and behind-the-scenes photos.
- Releasing a trailer on YouTube to help promote the film, which will also be the platform where the full movie is released.
- Creating theatrical posters featuring the film's logo, cast, and a tagline to attract the target male audience aged 15+.
- Establishing an Instagram page for the film's production company, BLVCK MAG, to share promotional content and build awareness of the independent project.
The combination of the film, poster, and magazine review are effective. The poster depicts the protagonist with a disappointed face in front of a construction site background to advertise the drama genre film and hint at its themes of unemployment and poverty. Similar colors, fonts, and layout are used as in reference posters. The magazine review emphasizes the film title and gives a 4/5 star rating along with details on the plot and social issues covered without revealing the ending. Common elements like the main character and construction site background create synergy across the materials.
The document discusses pre-production planning for a print magazine promoting a Dragon Ball video game. It describes potential cover images including Goku and the dragon balls. Font styles and a fighting pose main image are proposed for the cover. A double page spread is planned showing characters performing a fusion pose with a description of the game's new fusion mode. Contingency plans are discussed for issues like equipment failure, lost files, or not having costumes for photos. Health and safety precautions are also outlined.
The document discusses how effective the combination of the author's short film, film poster, and magazine review are. It analyzes each ancillary text individually, noting design elements and inspirations taken from reference materials. Key points of synergy between the film, poster, and magazine review are maintained typography and title design, featuring of the main character, and use of the same background image to clearly associate the pieces. Overall, the combination of the short film and ancillary texts is deemed effective through maintained common elements and in fulfilling the intended promotional purposes.
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a movie trailer with ancillary texts like a magazine cover and poster. It analyzes examples of a magazine cover and poster for the film "Adulthood" that influenced the design of the student's own magazine cover and poster for their thriller genre trailer. The student believes their combination of trailer, magazine cover and poster showing the main character seeking revenge is effective at drawing interest and giving context to the trailer's genre. While the magazine cover design could be improved with more color, overall the matching elements across the different media pieces help link them together and tell a cohesive story.
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a movie trailer with ancillary texts like a magazine cover and poster. It analyzes examples of an Empire magazine cover and Adulthood trailer poster to inform the design of its own magazine cover and poster for a thriller genre trailer. The analysis identifies design elements like placement of the title, images, and text that attract an audience. Combining the trailer with complementary magazine cover and poster that feature consistent design elements and the main character is believed to increase the products' effectiveness and audience interest in the trailer.
The magazine front cover layout follows specific conventions to guide the reader's eyes across the page. Key elements like the masthead, main image, and sell lines are always placed in signature locations. The masthead is at the top, the main character image in the center takes up most space, and the main sell line is centered below. Additional text, secondary images, and offers are placed strategically to entice readers while maintaining consistent branding across issues. Elements like costumes and facial expressions in the main images use mise-en-scene to represent the film's genre and tone.
The document discusses the ways in which the media products created by the author use and develop conventions of existing real media products within the action genre. It provides details on the film poster, magazine front cover, and film trailer created by the author. For each product, it identifies conventions found in existing similar products that were utilized, such as a close-up character image with shading on the poster, large masthead and single dominant image on the magazine cover, and fast pacing and cliffhangers in the trailer. The document also discusses how audience feedback was gathered through questionnaires to evaluate how well the genre and purpose were conveyed.
The document discusses the marketing campaign for a movie called "Los Hermanos". Key points:
- The movie will be promoted on Instagram and YouTube, with posters, trailers, and releasing the full movie on YouTube.
- The genre is crime/mobster drama. Target audience is ages 15+. Half the dialog is in Spanish.
- Research found most potential viewers use YouTube and would watch an interesting trailer.
- Teaser and theatrical posters were created along with a trailer using footage from one day of shooting.
- The Instagram and YouTube promotions had limited engagement, with the Instagram page getting no interaction on posts.
The document discusses the marketing campaign for a crime/drama film titled "Los Hermanos". Key points:
1) The film will be promoted on Instagram and YouTube, sharing posters, behind-the-scenes photos and a trailer.
2) Target audience is those over 15 due to graphic violence, language and substance use. Half the dialog is in Spanish.
3) Research found most potential viewers use YouTube and would watch an engaging trailer, but aren't interested in the genre.
4) Posters, trailer and social media were created to hype the film and highlight its mob/crime themes and masculinity.
5) Early promotion on Instagram and YouTube gained few views/followers,
The document discusses how the magazine cover and film poster were designed based on conventions from existing magazines and posters, particularly Empire magazine and a poster called "Static". Key elements like the large title, central image, and credits are placed similarly. The trailer was also designed based on conventions from analyzed horror trailers, including building tension and including quick cuts during intense scenes. It challenges some conventions by being set during daytime and having a female lead character. The goal was to create intrigue and mystery for the audience.
The document summarizes the layout and design elements used in a movie magazine double page spread about Ant-Man. The front cover features Ant-Man shrinking across the page to show his ability to shrink very small. Inside, Ant-Man takes up the whole front cover to promote the magazine is about him. Special fonts and enlarged text are used to advertise it is a superhero special issue and attract fans. The double page spread uses large running headers and a dominant image of Spider-Man to engage readers and advertise the film review on the opposite page.
The document summarizes the layout and design elements used in a movie magazine double page spread about Ant-Man. The spread uses Ant-Man as the dominant image shrinking across the front to intrigue readers about how small he can shrink. It also emphasizes that this is a "superhero special" issue through an enlarged text box to attract fans. The layout employs typical magazine design elements like running headers, drop caps, and pull quotes to guide the reader's eyes across the pages and engage them in the content.
The document summarizes the layout and design elements used on the front cover and pages of a movie magazine about the film "Ant-Man". The front cover features Ant-Man shrinking across the page to show his ability to shrink very small. Inside, large text and images are used to attract readers' attention, such as enlarged text advertising a "superhero special" issue and the dominant image of Ant-Man taking up the whole cover. Additional design elements like drop caps and pull quotes guide the reader to important information and reviews.
The document provides details on the pre-production planning for a magazine layout. It includes sketches of the front cover and double page layouts, descriptions of the content and sources to be included, and contingency plans for potential issues. Safety considerations are also noted to avoid risks while taking photographs on site.
The document summarizes a student's media project creating a film trailer, poster, and magazine cover. The student researched conventions of real media products and incorporated them into their work. For the trailer, they followed Todorov's theory of narrative structure and included disruption, an attempt to repair it, and reinstatement of equilibrium. The poster and magazine cover used consistent color schemes, fonts, and images to link the products together through intertextuality while maintaining unique designs.
This poster for the film Cabin in the Woods was chosen for analysis because the concept seemed unique and modern. The floating cabin image caught the analyzer's attention and left them wanting to learn more about the film's story. Through analyzing elements like images, text, colors, and fonts, the analyzer concluded the poster effectively conveyed the film's horror genre through styles like a grayscale color scheme and serif fonts. Key elements like the "you think you know the story" tagline and isolated cabin image suggested an unexpected or confusing plot. The analyzer planned to apply lessons from this effective poster, like use of black, white, and serif fonts, to their own horror film trailer.
The document discusses various film magazines and reviews. It notes that while there are a few general film magazines, there are no specific magazines for short films. However, some film festivals produce brochure-like magazines. Animation magazine would be suitable to promote an animated short film as it targets the right audience. Reviews of independent short films would be in magazines from film festivals. The document analyzes conventions of film reviews in magazines, providing examples from Heat, Empire, Odeon, and Live magazines. It finds an example of an article about the animation process in Animation magazine, praising its unusual layout and use of images.
This evaluation form provides guidance for students to evaluate their projects in a concise and focused manner. It instructs students to use appropriate terminology, stay brief while hitting key points, and evaluate their work rather than describe how it was made. The document outlines sections for students to describe their project topic and research, how their ideas developed, the final outcome, their personal experience, an evaluation of strengths and weaknesses, and an action plan for future improvements.
Toby Jackson completed an 8-week project on creating a magazine about how York, England has changed over time. During the first few weeks, the group did research on target audiences and production company idents. Toby then created surveys and analyzed the results. In weeks 3-5, Toby experimented with logos and layout designs, focusing on a bold, futuristic theme. Photoshop was used to create the magazine, with images and text added about how bridges and other areas of York have transformed. Finishing touches were made to the front cover, backgrounds, and double page spread before exporting the final production and completing an evaluation.
The student plans to create a magazine about how York has changed over time for their target audience of teenagers aged 16-24 living in York. Each page will focus on a different decade from the 1980s to the 2020s using images and facts to show York's development. They will research York's history and use Photoshop to design the magazine. This project will help prepare them for their final major project and improve their production skills. They intend to complete a front cover, two double page spreads, and back cover showing how York has become more commercial.
This document provides research on audiences aged 16-24 for a grid project. It includes logo ideas featuring the letter 'G' in a grid pattern. Research found that this age group contributes £20 billion to the UK economy and prefers advertising that is short, simple, and features real people. Social media research showed 41% feel judged online and 45% feel their profile is inaccurate. Popular music genres are rock, pop, EDM, rap, and hip hop. Additional research through surveys provided information on social media usage, interests, and living in York that can help shape the grid project.
Toby Jackson is applying for media courses at university after completing his GCSEs and current Level 3 Creative Media course. He chose media-related subjects for his GCSEs and enjoyed creating videos, magazines, and graphics. His current coursework includes a music video, game animation, and film magazine. He hopes to continue developing his skills in graphic design and video production through a media-focused university course or apprenticeship.
The document discusses several media theories including auteur theory, which views the director as the author of a film, reception theory, which examines how audiences decode and interpret media messages, the hypodermic needle model which sees audiences as passive receivers of media messages, and the male gaze, which refers to the portrayal of women in media from a masculine perspective. It also provides references for each theory discussed to provide additional context and information.
The document discusses how reception theory can be applied to analyzing the Billboard magazine. It provides background on reception theory, including that it focuses on how media content is encoded by producers and decoded by audiences, who may interpret messages differently. The document then gives an overview of the history and content of the Billboard magazine, noting it covers music charts, statistics, photos and videos. The document concludes that reception theory is relevant because readers can interpret the magazine's music opinions and facts in different ways, such as agreeing, disagreeing, or agreeing with parts but having their own views too.
1. The student will create a brand identity project focused on 16-24 year olds living in York using video production skills.
2. Research on the target audience will be a key part of the project, including surveys and analyzing answers to help develop ideas.
3. The student will apply skills and research techniques learned from past projects, such as a fanzine project, to the brand identity project. Progress will be evaluated weekly through individual reviews.
The student created a 12-page fanzine about summer 2021 music as their factual project. They researched fanzines and magazines to understand the differences in style and format. Surveys of their target audience of teenagers informed the design and content. Throughout production, the student improved ideas for layouts and images. An interview with a music photographer was included. Challenges included defining the topic and technical issues, which were overcome. The student felt accomplished completing their first fanzine and improving Photoshop skills through hands-on learning. Feedback helped refine the idea. Overall the project was rated well and effectively appealed to the target audience.
- The document is a production diary detailing the creation of a fanzine called "Press Play" over several weeks in October and November.
- On the first days, the creator planned the color scheme and layout, designing the front and back covers featuring drawings related to music.
- Subsequent entries describe completing interior pages like the contents page with a vinyl theme, double page spreads on music artists and charts, and an interview page.
- The final weeks were spent adding remaining images, tweaking drawings, and ensuring all pages were finished before the production deadline.
Factual development and planning pro formaTobyJackson9
The document provides details on the planning and production schedule for a music fanzine project. It includes ideas for content such as double page spreads on popular artists and albums of the summer, charts, and an interview. Color schemes, fonts, and page layout experiments are presented. A 4-week production schedule is outlined, with tasks like finishing cover designs, completing content pages, and adding final touches in the weeks leading up to completion and evaluation of the project.
This document contains experiments for the front cover, contents page, and double page spread layouts for a music fanzine.
The front cover experiment uses a pale red background color with a "Neon Club music" font for the title containing a play icon replacing the letter "A". Drawings were included to emulate a handmade fanzine.
The contents page experiment features different corner images of vinyl records in colors coordinating with the page title in a vinyl font.
The double page spread experiment shows a large masthead title spanning both pages with an artist's subheading to clearly identify the topic and appeal to readers by recognizing the artist. The layout leaves space for text and information.
Here are 3 potential questions for the next part of the interview:
1. Which players from York City's squad stand out to you?
2. What are your hopes and expectations for York City this season in their league?
3. Besides watching matches, how else do you support and follow York City?
Toby Jackson proposes creating a music fanzine targeted at 16-24 year olds. Research will include surveying the target audience about desired content and interviewing a 16-24 year old for inclusion. The fanzine will include a front cover, contents page, back cover, and inside pages on the biggest artists of 2021. Progress will be evaluated through a production log and final PowerPoint explaining the process and skills gained. Primary research sources will include an audience survey and interview conducted by the author.
This document provides an outline for a fanzine about the biggest music artists of summer 2021. The fanzine will be designed in a traditional fanzine style with bright colors, images, and writing to appeal to readers interested in expanding their music knowledge and taste. It will include interviews with someone else interested in this type of music and will feature drawings done in Photoshop on the cover and edited non-copyright photos. The 12-page fanzine will have a contents page and information pages about the artists. Creating the fanzine links to the author's specialism in magazine design and production.
The document discusses the author's experiences visiting university open days and film festivals to research potential courses of study. At Leeds Beckett, the author learned about their creative media course which covered areas like graphic design and filmmaking. At Salford University, the author was most interested in their media technology course which would provide experience using technologies like sound engineering and camera operating. The open days helped the author decide what they want to study next year.
The document outlines a music magazine project covering various artists and genres. It will include a front cover, back cover, contents page, and double pages. The creator decided to make the magazine because they previously enjoyed making magazines and are interested in writing about music. Research will involve looking at other printed and online magazines to study different elements like covers, contents pages, and interior pages. The goal is for the audience to enjoy the magazine and for it to appeal to teenagers interested in music. Vibrant colors, titles, fonts, and images will be used throughout to engage the target demographic in a style appealing to music fans.
Toby Jackson's student ILP outlines his course, goals, and strengths. He plans to take a full course load to earn his degree on time while also improving his writing and public speaking abilities through extracurricular activities. His strengths include strong research and analytical skills, while he aims to develop better time management.
Toby Jackson is applying for media courses at university after completing his GCSEs and current Level 3 Creative Media course. He achieved good grades in his GCSEs including Distinction in Media. His current course has involved projects like a music video, game animation, and film magazine. He enjoys graphic design and video production and wants to continue developing his skills through a media-related university course or apprenticeship.
The interviews revealed that the target audience enjoys Marvel films and TV shows on Disney+, particularly upcoming releases. They expressed interest in reading about action and adventure films. Both interviewees said exclusive interviews and photos would make a film magazine more appealing by providing additional interesting content related to anticipated movies.
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Exploiting Artificial Intelligence for Empowering Researchers and Faculty, In...Dr. Vinod Kumar Kanvaria
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2. Pre-production
• What are you making? I am making a film magazine, with a film trailer to go with one of my own ideas. This film
magazine includes a front cover, contents page, 6 pages of writing (including film trailer), and a back cover. It will be
based around films to be released in the future (this year), especially action or adventure films as they're the most
requested from my responses, and a section where I write about and recommend some of the responses from my
market research (their favourite films). My film idea and film trailer will be action, adventure, with elements of the
horror genre too, it is called Escape. It is set and filmed in the forest in Malton, about a group of friends out one
day and having to run away and escape from a mysterious person in the forest. The trailer will show parts of their
journey escaping and who they're running from.
• Why? This is because I enjoy doing graphic design and film editing, they're my two favourite aspects of creative
media and I have experience in both from previous projects. I am doing a film magazine because I enjoy watching
films and have knowledge on them. I've also watched a lot of action and adventure films, and their trailers, they're
my favourite film genre, so I have knowledge on how I should do my trailer
• Who is it for? It is for my primary target audience (teenagers), my film trailer is based off the most popular genres
from my market research responses, action and adventure, therefore they're more likely to click on it and be
interested in it. Also, in my film magazine I will include mainly those genres of films because from my market
research, the majority of my audience would want to read about action and adventure films, that’s why I have also
catered to my target audience from my market research responses by adding in a favourite films section which goes
over all the responses of people's favourite films, this adds a sense of an interactive part of the magazine, how it is
about some people's favourite films from my market research
• Where will it appear/on what? I will make it on Photoshop, and my film trailer will also be imported onto
photoshop on my 6th page so people can view it
Reflection:
4. Film Magazine Front Cover Layout
Film title (Escape)
Masthead (TOP FILMS)
Information of
what's inside the
magazine
Free poster
inside
5. Film Magazine Front Cover Layout
• On my front cover, I will have the background image on
the right, which is an image of the mysterious
character holding his prop looking down a hill. I will
have a green masthead 'TOP FILMS' at the top with
effects on it including a stroke, etc. Then I will include
information on the front to show people what is inside
the magazine and an orange circle (like a sticker) and
the film title 'Escape' at the bottom in brown font,
because it is on the ground. I will add effects to the
background like making the ground darker and making
the characters head go over text to show the
importance of the character in the trailer.
6. Film Magazine Contents Page Layout
Image of
Spider-
Man 3
Contents Page
List of pages, with
information what is on
each page with a
description:
Page 1 – Fast and Furious 9
Page 2 – Spider-Man 3
Page 3 – Godzilla vs Kong
Page 4 – Old Favourite
Films
Page 5 – Escape Exclusive
photos behind the scenes,
interviews
Page 6 – Escape Trailer
Spider-Man image,
pointing at the contents list
7. Film Magazine Contents Page Layout
• I will have a red background and a transparent
Spider-Man image to show that he is in the
magazine, with all the contents on the right
side in white font to show the audience what
information is on each page.
8. Film Magazine (written part, 6 pages)
Single Page Double page
Image of the film on
that page
Film title
Information about the
film, release date,
cast, reviews etc.
Film title
Information about the film,
release date, cast, reviews
etc,
Image of the film on that
page
Headline
Headline
Box for fun
facts / extra
information
Box for fun
facts / extra
information
9. Film Magazine Written Part
• I am going to be doing double page spreads
and a single page for my film magazine. I will
include images of the film, titles, headlines to
keep the audience interested and an extra box
with fun facts to add to it, this could make the
audience interested in the film more.
10. Film Magazine Back Cover Layout
Masthead (TOP FILMS)
Exclusive
Interviews
Quotes from the exclusive
interviews:
Toby Jackson (Director of
'Escape') - "It was very fun
making it, it has a good
storyline, and I can't wait
for people to see the
trailer)
Film Title (Escape)
11. Film Magazine Back Cover Layout
• I will have the same green masthead on my
back cover, and I will have the film title behind
the character on screen and his head will be in
front of it to show their importance. I will add
in quotes on the back cover to make the
audience interested in the film, it will be
quotes from the director and actor, also it will
have another orange circle as a sticker
advertising a free poster inside.
12. Film Magazine Risk Assessment
Risk How I can avoid that risk /
solve it
Damaging the computer Keep water and other liquids
away from my computer I am
working on
Losing work Make sure I save my work very
often in case my computer
crashes or freezes
Eye strain Make sure I have breaks at
lunchtime
No internet Make sure the internet is
working and I can access
everything
Dropping my phone while
taking photos
When I am taking my own photos for my front
cover and back cover, I need to make sure I
don't drop my phone or other equipment
because it could break, I am using my phone to
film also which means I can't break it otherwise
I don’t have anything to film with
13. Film Magazine Style Sheet Images
I have chosen the first Fast and Furious 9 image because the different colour layers (white, yellow, blue, black, green, red) as smoke, and all the
characters fits exactly the theme of what all film magazines are like, with a good colourful background including all the characters. The second is an
alternative, it is the good size and shape (vertical) for a front cover or poster, and I could have the chain overlapping the masthead, which is what I also
plan to do to Dom's head (the character on the far right) as it shows the dominance and how powerful these characters are in the films. I could use this
alternative image for my double page spread too. The Spider-Man image on a red background is for my contents page, I chose that image of Spider-Man
because it matches the text colours I plan to use on that page (blue and white stroke), also he is pointing down to where the text will be, which is
effective because the image is one of the first parts my audience sees when looking at this contents page, so they will see Spider-Man's hand pointing
down to the text to read. The alternative image is also Spider-Man which I could use at the bottom of the page, like he has dropped from the top of the
page to the bottom, as that pose on the alternative image is what he does when he lands, my primary target audience who are interested in these films
might recognize it. The Godzilla vs Kong image is very bright, with the colours mainly being purple, blue, green, yellow and black with the character
Godzilla. This is effective because it has a main character that the audience will recognize and very eye-catching bright neon colours. The alternative
back cover image is the one below, which shows Godzilla and Kong fighting, which shows the dominance and importance in both characters, also how
the left side with Godzilla is red and orange and the right side of Kong is blue and green, I could have red text on the left side and blue text on the right
side, because it matches the colour theme. The connotations of red and blue together show strength and power, which works well because it shows the
two characters importance and how powerful they can be. Also, some of connotations are that red and blue together are two very popular and different
colours, so it shows two different sides, like there is in this battle between both monsters. I will use this alternative image for my written pages in my
magazine most likely. The other two images are for my written pages, the first image is of Dom and Letty in the trailer, which shows the characters being
careful with their arms out, and looking down onto something, thisis effective because I will have this image in my writing pages about the film, so it is
like the characters are looking down onto the headline and the text. Additionally, the image of the 3 Spider-Men is a concept and rumour that all three
characters will be in the new Spider-Man film, as many fans will be aware of this, so I will write about it in my magazine based off this image. I will also
use exclusive behind the scenes images for my film idea 'Escape' and use these in my written pages too.
14. Film Magazine Style Sheet Fonts
I've downloaded all these fonts from DaFont website, then onto the FontBook on my Mac so I can use them
in Photoshop for my film magazine. Starting from left, that one is Evander which is a very simple but bold
font that I will use for headlines, then the Godzilla font that I will use on the back cover at the bottom for my
Godzilla vs Kong title, it fits the theme of Godzilla and the film very well with the unique shape of the letters
and the marks on them, this is to show they're like old statues with how some letters, including G are falling
over. This shows the power of the monster that has maybe been bruised or hurt with the marks on the font.
The next is Lemon Milk, which is used for the Empire magazine masthead on their front covers, I will use this
similar font because it is very good for mastheads or titles, and I can make the font bigger and space it out
more to stand out and catch the audience's attention. Also, if they enjoy film magazines they will most likely
enjoy or have seen the Empire Magazines, so it will appeal to them seeing a font they recognize. The next
one is an Adventure font, which I will use for titles and headlines on my film idea 'Escape', and with my
trailer too, my film idea is action and adventure with aspects of the horror genre, therefore this font suits it
well. The letters are slightly tilted, like italics, as if they're running which could connote how the characters
are running away, this suits my film well because the main plot is a group of friends running away from a
dangerous person. The Changa One font is similar to the Fast and Furious font, which is why I will use this
font on my front cover for the Fast and Furious 9 title, if the audience recognize the font from the film they'll
be interested in reading more. The Hauser font is good for headlies and film titles, as it is quite bold and
solid. Also, the Coolvetica font will be used in headlines, quotes or extra facts and information.
15. Film Magazine Equipment List
For my film magazine I will be making it in college on the Mac, therefore I will
need my bus tickets to get to college. I will need my Mac, keyboard and mouse so I
can work on it, including Photoshop because this is what I am making the
magazine on, and Google so I can download more fonts if needed, or get more
images if needed too. Also, internet acess and connection will be needed to make
sure I can go on Google and use this Mac. Also, I am taking photos for my film
magazine front cover, back cover and inside. I am taking photos with my phone as
a camera therefore that is another piece of equipment I need, and I need to make
sure it is fully charged on battery and have a lot of storage left to store my photos,
so I can put it on my OneDrive to edit in Photoshop.
16. Film Magazine Budget
For my magazine, I won't need much of a budget, this is because I am making it on
the Mac in college. I will need a budget of over £12 a week for my bus tickets and
journey into college. Therefore, I won't need to purchase anything else in college,
unless if anything goes wrong and I need to work from home, I will need to pay £10
per month for Adobe Creative Cloud, which includes Photoshop, PremierPro etc.
17. Film Magazine Colour Schemes
Front Cover Contents Page
Back Cover
Green
Masthead
(TOP FILMS)
Brown film title
(Escape)
Orange text
about what is
included in the
magazine,
films, quotes
etc.
Orange circle also
advertising what is
inside of the magazine
'exclusive interviews',
with yellow writing
Blue contents page title
Blue and white list of contents
with a description in smaller
text underneath, this is
because blue with a white
stroke stands out well on a
red background, and fits the
same colours as the Spider-
Man image in the top left
Green masthead (TOP
FILMS)
Orange text including
a quote of the director
and an actor
Film title at the
bottom with
'Escape', with the
bottom of the
background being
darker colours.
This matches the
front cover
18. Film Magazine Colour Schemes
• For my colour schemes, I know that each part
usually sticks to 4 colours, therefore my front
cover and back cover mainly use the colours
green, brown, orange and yellow. The green and
brown links to the trees and branches you can
see on the background images, and orange works
well with those colours, and yellow suits it well.
The photoshop editing and the fonts and colours I
plan on using will help with the images being
more eye catching and suiting the colours to the
story, e.g. effects on
20. Film Trailer Risk Assessment
Risk How I can avoid it / fix it
Bad weather could cause damage in
equipment
Make sure to check the weather
before I film the day before, and wear
suitable clothing for it and keep
equipment safe
Bad weather could cause injuries /
falling over
Make sure to walk safely if it is wet on
the ground to avoid injuries
Trees falling over / branches snapping
as I am filming in a forest
Make sure we don't knock anything
over and stay safe
Fallling down hills There are a few hills we are filming on
with a steep way down, so we need to
go down safely
23. Film Trailer Equipment List
I will need a few props for my film trailer, including a football for a few of the scenes
in the beginning and a baseball bat for myself to use as I am playing the mysterious
person. Everyone else will need to wear casual clothing as it is just a normal day for
them at first before it gets interupted by the events that happen in the trailer. I will
wear black/dark clothes including black trainers, mask, joggers, hoodie and coat, the
connotations of these colours are to add to the element of mystery and horror
within this character
Clothes I will be wearing for the
roal of my character, black joggers,
dark coat with dark trainers
Everyone else will be
wearing casual clothing,
any colour
24. Film Trailer Script
Shot 1 - (Actor 2) "Where do you wanna go now?"
(Actor 3) "I don’t mind"
Shot 6 - (Actor 2) "Hello? I think we're in trouble..."
Shot 22 - (Actor 4)"Wow that was close"
(Actor 3) "Yeah, hopefully he's gone now
Shot 25 - (Actor 2) "We're gonna have to make a fire, look it's gonna be dark too"
Shot 27 - (Actor 4) "Oh not again"
Shot 28 - (Actor 3) "Let's go up there he won't see us"
Shot 33 - (actor 3)"Where do we go? Where do we go?"
25. Film Trailer Call Sheet
The cast for this film trailer includes Toby Jackson (myself, directing the film trailer,
and acting as the mysterious person too), Karl Shepherd (actor as one of the friends in
the group in this trailer), Sam Smith (also another actor for one of the friends), and
Harry Smith (the fourth actor and part of the group of friends for this trailer).
The location for this film trailer is at Orchard Fields, this is because this forest area
suits the theme of adventure, action and horror with it being set in a deep vast forest
which connotes lots of mysterious and easy to get lost, this links to the mysterious
person in this trailer and how the characters (group of friends) get lost. The film
crew in this trailer know this location very well and know this is the setting for the
trailer. I also chose to film here due to it being quite a quiet and remote area,
therefore we will have lots of space and time to film here, especially with it suiting my
storyline and genres very well, with it having lots of trees, a hill, river etc.
We will be filming my film trailer on Sunday 25th April 2021 at 1pm. All my shots are
on my shot list and my film crew know what shots I am doing and how long they will
be.
26. Film Trailer Budget
My budget for my film trailer isn't big because I am using my own equipment and
filming on a weekend. I will need over £12 a week for my bus tickets to get into
college to complete the post-production and pre-production, as I am doing the
filming outside of college on a weekend. I will be using my own clothes, equipment
therefore I won't need to pay for anything else
27. Resources – Magazine and Trailer
Equipment/ Props/
Costume needed
Locations needed
Football (owned) Orchard Fields seating area (accessible)
Baseball bat (owned) Bottom of Orchard Fields (accessible)
Black coat, hoodie and joggers for the
mysterious character, because it links to
the colour connotations, mystery and
darkness (owned)
Orchard Fields Forest (accessible)
Casual clothing for the other 3 characters
(owned)
Orchard Fields Forest Boardwalk
(accessible)
Mac, to access Photoshop and PremierPro
(owned)
College (accessible)
28. Contingency Planning – Magazine and
Trailer
Potential Issue Solution
Phone battery running out Make sure we're careful when filming and fully
charge my phone battery before filming
Losing the football or kicking it in the Derwent
river
Make sure we keep it away from the river and
don't kick it near
Breaking my Mac Make sure I keep luquids away from the
Mac and keep it safe
Falling over while filming, as I am filming in
a forest with steep hills
Make sure I keep safe and look where I'm
filming
Bad weather ruining equipment Keep equipment safe in my bag and check
the weather before going out
Losing equipment Keep it all safe in my bag and when using it,
make sure we don't leave it there
29. Health and Safety – Magazine and
Trailer
Potential Issue How will the issue be
avoided?
Falling over while filming Make sure we act safe and walk safe whilst
filming the trailer
Someone getting lost Make sure to stick together and film in the
same area
Hurting each other with equipment Make sure we keep the equipment safe
especially the baseball bat and the football
as it could cause injuries
Slipping over in bad weather Check the weather before filming and
walking safely
30. Production Schedule
Day/Lesson Tasks
Week 1 – Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
(12th April – 14th April)
I will need to get started on my production and use
photoshop to make my film magazine. I will work on
my front cover and my contents page this week and
make sure everything is done by the end of the
college week
Week 2 - Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
(19th April – 21st April)
I will start on my written pages for my magazine, and
include images, headlines, titles, text, boxes etc and
make it as appealing and interesting as I can
Week 3 – Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
(26th April – 28th April)
Finish off the written pages and keep a spare page for
my film trailer, and make sure I know how to insert
videos. Also, start my back cover and make progress
on that by the end of the week
Week 4 – Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
(3rd May – 5th May)
Having filmed the film trailer the weekend before,
I will finish my back cover and make sure my
magazine is complete (except for adding in the
trailer), and start to edit the trailer by the end of
the week
Week 5 – Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
(10th May – 12th May)
Finish editing the trailer on PremierPro and put it
onto the 6th written page on Photoshop. Also, I
need to make sure everything is finished how I
Editor's Notes
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Use this space to document whatever pre-production work you did for your project. It will vary from person to person and project to project.
Use this space to document whatever pre-production work you did for your project. It will vary from person to person and project to project.
Use this space to document whatever pre-production work you did for your project. It will vary from person to person and project to project.
Use this space to document whatever pre-production work you did for your project. It will vary from person to person and project to project.
Use this space to document whatever pre-production work you did for your project. It will vary from person to person and project to project.
Use this space to document whatever pre-production work you did for your project. It will vary from person to person and project to project.
Use this space to document whatever pre-production work you did for your project. It will vary from person to person and project to project.
Use this space to document whatever pre-production work you did for your project. It will vary from person to person and project to project.
Use this space to document whatever pre-production work you did for your project. It will vary from person to person and project to project.
Use this space to document whatever pre-production work you did for your project. It will vary from person to person and project to project.
Use this space to document whatever pre-production work you did for your project. It will vary from person to person and project to project.