Ancillary tasks comparison
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The student followed conventions of real movie posters and magazines in their ancillary tasks. For the movie poster, conventions included the title in bold at the top, credits and website info in small print at the bottom, company logos below credits, and a central image. The student challenged conventions by adding star ratings. Feedback noted the central image was not strong enough. For the magazine cover, conventions included the bold masthead at the top and a central image relating to the featured article. Smaller articles were positioned similarly to a real magazine. The student challenged conventions by making it a special horror edition with blood effects.
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The document discusses the development of ancillary texts, including a magazine cover and film poster, to promote a fictional film titled "Seized". The creator conducted research on existing magazine covers and posters to inform their design choices. They experimented with fonts, imagery, and layouts before getting feedback from focus groups. Based on the feedback, they decided to swap some images between the poster and magazine cover for greater appeal and effectiveness at promoting the film.
Question 2 anna-pc
The document discusses the development of ancillary texts, including a magazine cover and film poster, to promote a fictional film titled "Seized". The creator conducted research on existing magazine covers and posters to inform their design choices. For both the poster and cover, a distinctive font was used for the title and production details were included. Feedback from focus groups resulted in swapping the main images between the poster and magazine cover designs. In conclusion, linking elements across the ancillary texts and trailer helped promote a unified brand, and adding social media links could have further increased audience engagement.
Final Film Magazine Feature
The document outlines the process taken to create a magazine cover and film poster from photographs. It describes how multiple images were merged and backgrounds were added. Effects like hue and saturation adjustments were made to create a twilight look. Elements from researched magazines and films posters, like bar codes and ratings, were included to look authentic. The tagline was changed to better link to the chosen poster image.
Evaluation of my film poster
The document discusses the process of creating a film poster. It describes how research helped determine the character positioning, setting, and color scheme. Text placement and ensuring the main character looked anonymous were also informed by research. The first draft depicted the character in a forest, but this proved time-consuming so a clearer background was used instead. Alterations were made to the foreground, billing, and font color to make elements stand out. The final poster follows conventions like an over-the-shoulder shot of the main character and drawing attention to them, while also adding some original twists to make it darker. It is meant to appeal to an older target audience by looking similar to dark superhero films.
Question 2
The document discusses the process of creating ancillary texts, including a magazine cover and film poster, to promote a fictional film titled "Seized". Research was conducted on existing magazine covers and posters to inform design decisions for the ancillary texts. Feedback from focus groups indicated swapping the main images between the poster and magazine cover would be most effective. In conclusion, incorporating social media links could have further increased accessibility and appeal to target audiences.
Poster blog powerpoint
The document discusses the design process for a movie poster. It describes researching conventions like centering the main character and including the movie title, date, and tagline. The poster will use dark, gloomy colors and easy-to-read text to match the thriller genre. Feedback is provided on using a plain black background versus a gradient, changing the main character photo, font choice and color, and adding a tagline to draw more attention. Further drafts will incorporate these suggested changes to create an eye-catching final poster design.
Question 2
The document discusses the creation of ancillary texts, including a magazine cover and film poster, to promote a fictional film titled "Seized". Key elements included using the same font and warping the title text for both pieces. Focus groups provided feedback indicating the images should be swapped between the poster and magazine cover. Links are provided to further details on the ancillary text development process and feedback received. In conclusion, the document reflects on how adding social media links could have improved audience reach and popularity for the film.
Empire magazine film analysis
This magazine cover uses an unconventional layout focused on the main actor, Leonardo DiCaprio, to draw attention. It uses a limited color palette of black, red, and white to suggest providing news and information about the film Inception. While breaking conventions of typical magazine designs, the cover aims to show this film will be a unique experience. The image of DiCaprio's stern expression gives insight into the thriller genre of the film. Text on the cover compares Inception to hugely successful films like The Dark Knight and The Matrix to entice the target audience to see it.
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The document discusses the development of ancillary texts, including a magazine cover and film poster, to promote a fictional film titled "Seized". The creator conducted research on existing magazine covers and posters to inform their design choices. They experimented with fonts, imagery, and layouts before getting feedback from focus groups. Based on the feedback, they decided to swap some images between the poster and magazine cover for greater appeal and effectiveness at promoting the film.
Question 2 anna-pc
The document discusses the development of ancillary texts, including a magazine cover and film poster, to promote a fictional film titled "Seized". The creator conducted research on existing magazine covers and posters to inform their design choices. For both the poster and cover, a distinctive font was used for the title and production details were included. Feedback from focus groups resulted in swapping the main images between the poster and magazine cover designs. In conclusion, linking elements across the ancillary texts and trailer helped promote a unified brand, and adding social media links could have further increased audience engagement.
Final Film Magazine Feature
The document outlines the process taken to create a magazine cover and film poster from photographs. It describes how multiple images were merged and backgrounds were added. Effects like hue and saturation adjustments were made to create a twilight look. Elements from researched magazines and films posters, like bar codes and ratings, were included to look authentic. The tagline was changed to better link to the chosen poster image.
Evaluation of my film poster
The document discusses the process of creating a film poster. It describes how research helped determine the character positioning, setting, and color scheme. Text placement and ensuring the main character looked anonymous were also informed by research. The first draft depicted the character in a forest, but this proved time-consuming so a clearer background was used instead. Alterations were made to the foreground, billing, and font color to make elements stand out. The final poster follows conventions like an over-the-shoulder shot of the main character and drawing attention to them, while also adding some original twists to make it darker. It is meant to appeal to an older target audience by looking similar to dark superhero films.
Question 2
The document discusses the process of creating ancillary texts, including a magazine cover and film poster, to promote a fictional film titled "Seized". Research was conducted on existing magazine covers and posters to inform design decisions for the ancillary texts. Feedback from focus groups indicated swapping the main images between the poster and magazine cover would be most effective. In conclusion, incorporating social media links could have further increased accessibility and appeal to target audiences.
Poster blog powerpoint
The document discusses the design process for a movie poster. It describes researching conventions like centering the main character and including the movie title, date, and tagline. The poster will use dark, gloomy colors and easy-to-read text to match the thriller genre. Feedback is provided on using a plain black background versus a gradient, changing the main character photo, font choice and color, and adding a tagline to draw more attention. Further drafts will incorporate these suggested changes to create an eye-catching final poster design.
Question 2
The document discusses the creation of ancillary texts, including a magazine cover and film poster, to promote a fictional film titled "Seized". Key elements included using the same font and warping the title text for both pieces. Focus groups provided feedback indicating the images should be swapped between the poster and magazine cover. Links are provided to further details on the ancillary text development process and feedback received. In conclusion, the document reflects on how adding social media links could have improved audience reach and popularity for the film.
Empire magazine film analysis
This magazine cover uses an unconventional layout focused on the main actor, Leonardo DiCaprio, to draw attention. It uses a limited color palette of black, red, and white to suggest providing news and information about the film Inception. While breaking conventions of typical magazine designs, the cover aims to show this film will be a unique experience. The image of DiCaprio's stern expression gives insight into the thriller genre of the film. Text on the cover compares Inception to hugely successful films like The Dark Knight and The Matrix to entice the target audience to see it.
Magazine sketch
This document contains sketches for the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of a magazine. For the front cover, the artist names, plugs, pull quote, flashes, and color scheme will remain the same, but the top flash and plug color will change. The contents page layout and stories will stay the same, but images may need to change. The double page spread will keep the main layout and central picture, but the fonts will change and the picture will enlarge to bring more focus to it than the header. Research on similar magazines informed the design choices.
Film poster
The document discusses conventions of film posters, including having an eye-catching focal point, large title, indication of genre and release date. It also notes information on directors and production companies. The response summarizes research on posters for Public Enemies and Black Swan, noting their adherence to conventions through consistent fonts, color palettes and positioning of images and text. The response also discusses how the Dorian Gray poster informed the design of its own poster, adhering to conventions while challenging them with a layered dual-image focal point and minimalist style.
Empire magazine film analysis
This magazine cover uses an unconventional layout focused on the main actor, Leonardo DiCaprio, to draw attention. It uses a limited color palette of black, red, and white, with red titles to emphasize key information. While breaking conventions by omitting side columns, this design aims to signal to audiences that the film, Inception, will be unique and engaging. The image features DiCaprio's stern expression to indicate the thriller genre. Text references to previous blockbusters like The Dark Knight and comparisons to The Matrix and 007 aim to generate interest by linking Inception to very popular and successful films.
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Here are the key strengths and weaknesses of the pre-production and planning, along with how it helped:
Strengths:
- The mood board provided clear inspiration and direction for the design concept. It showed Disney and Monsters Inc influences.
- The flat plan outlined the main elements and composition in a clear, organized way.
- The proposal outlined the process, timeline, format and intended audience in detail.
Weaknesses:
- Some elements like the background image changed from the original concept, showing plans may need flexibility.
- More research on font legibility could have improved readability of text in the final design.
The planning and research helped by:
- Providing inspiration that directly informed the final
Horror film magazine step by step
The document summarizes the steps taken to design a magazine cover to promote a horror film. The designer selected the main image from a photoshoot, and then edited it to look like an old video still for consistency with the film's style. Logos, barcodes, prices and coverlines were added highlighting the main film and additional articles. Extra text was included at the top and bottom for wider appeal. A puff was added last to draw attention to exclusive content and incentivize purchase. The designer believes the final cover successfully promotes both the film and magazine in a synergistic way.
Analysis of existing products
This document summarizes and provides feedback on several film posters and magazine covers:
- The first poster uses blurring on the image and text to create uncertainty and worry, showing a scared character.
- A magazine cover effectively uses a transparent title as a contrast to the block text. The character image looks desperate to entice readers.
- The best poster from the previous year draws attention to the title by making other text smaller, and places the caption over the title for more impact.
Analysis of magazine front cover
The document discusses the process of designing a magazine cover to promote a horror movie trailer. The designer wanted to include an image of the villain's mask but had to be careful about the perspective and editing to make the villain appear menacing. They used tools like the burn tool to manipulate the image and make it seem darker. The final cover includes the villain image, banners in vibrant colors, and other design elements like a barcode and price to make it seem like a legitimate magazine.
Codes and Conventions Evaluation Question
The document summarizes how a media product challenges and conforms to conventions of real media products. Specifically, it discusses a magazine review and poster created for a film.
For the poster, it challenges conventions by not including a house and using a black background instead. It conforms to using black and white colors to symbolize themes. For the magazine review, it conforms to the layout of Empire Magazine, including formatting of the title, information boxes, captions, and journalist name. It aims to make the review look professional by following codes and conventions.
What have you learned from your audience feedback
From feedback on multiple drafts of a trailer, poster, and magazine cover, the document discusses changes made to improve the projects. For the trailer, feedback noted issues with audio clarity and a lack of dialogue, which were addressed. Feedback also suggested adding typical trailer elements like release dates. For the poster, feedback prompted adjusting text sizes and positioning to increase clarity and prominence. Feedback on the magazine cover led to enlarging text, adjusting color schemes and fonts, and changes to feature text to make elements stand out more professionally.
Front Cover & Film Poster Target Audience Feedback
Our target audience provided feedback on the final front cover and film poster. They responded positively to the color scheme and use of a glitch on the face, feeling it reflected themes in the narrative and moral panic. They also liked the features on the front cover and its familiar aesthetic. Additionally, they enjoyed the cracked phone on the poster, finding it subverted conventions by not including characters and making it stand out.
Editing the film poster
The document summarizes the steps taken to edit a film poster, including using Photoplus and Drawplus software to edit photographs and design layout. Key aspects edited included changing photo colors to purple, adding a galaxy overlay, and positioning and styling text elements like the title, tagline, and credits. Feedback was gathered on a draft, which informed minor final changes to improve readability of the tagline and prominence of the title and release date.
Development of house style
The document discusses plans for developing a consistent house style for a film project. It will use the color red to convey themes of passion and romance, and darker gray to represent the dark theme. Iconography on the poster and magazine cover will include a rose to symbolize romance without being overt. Based on audience research, the font for the poster will be simple, sophisticated and modern to match conventions of recent romance films, using the same font as the film production for continuity.
Evaluation questionnn 2
The document discusses a movie promotion campaign using a poster and magazine.
The poster effectively promotes the horror movie through its bloody image showing violence and attracting a teen audience. However, the magazine contains too much text and conventions to be as effective, though the terrifying model expression and edgy background indicate its horror theme.
The campaign aims to synergistically promote the movie through the magazine informing horror fans of new releases, and the poster visually advertising the film's content on buses, billboards and magazines to notify audiences.
Creating the magazine cover
The document describes the process of creating a magazine cover to promote a film. Key steps included:
1) Researching magazine styles and choosing a look that reflected the film's young female protagonist.
2) Conducting a photoshoot with the actress, experimenting with lighting to find a flattering and feminine look.
3) Editing the photos in Photoshop and Serif Drawplus, adding filters and adjusting colors to achieve the desired aesthetic.
4) Iteratively designing magazine text elements like the masthead and cover lines, taking feedback and refining placements and fonts to look professional.
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses different design conventions used in magazines including mastheads, brand identity, puffs, and images. It notes that the masthead uses bold capital letters like other music magazines. The brand identity is clear for the intended audience similar to other magazines. Puffs were not included by other magazines but could add value. Images aimed to challenge stereotypes of rock bands typically shown.
Self evaluation
The document discusses the design choices for a horror movie poster and magazine cover promoting the movie. For the poster, a blank background was chosen to make the image and text stand out, and fonts were selected based on audience feedback that they fit the plot and genre. The main character's image will be featured prominently. For the magazine cover, a black background was chosen to make information legible across genres, and the main character's close-up image will introduce her to readers. Conventions from other posters and magazines, like using slogans, billing blocks, and barcodes, are considered.
Poster development and final poster design
This document summarizes the development process for a movie poster design for The Lion King. It describes how the designer began with simple elements and gradually added more detail and characters. Texture was added to the characters to combine aspects of the original film and upcoming remake. Details like eyes, mouths, shadows, and glows were edited. Company logos and credits were included at the bottom following research. The final design aims to be detailed like contemporary posters but also minimalist, incorporating key motifs from the original film in a balanced composition.
Question seven
The student learned several things from their preliminary magazine cover task to their final product:
1) Areas identified for improvement in the preliminary task, like the barcode and price being too large, were addressed by making them smaller in the final product.
2) Design elements like the masthead, coverlines, and main image were improved - they were made bolder, more vibrant, and better fitted conventions.
3) Feedback from peer assessment was useful - it identified strengths and weaknesses that the student agreed with and aimed to improve on.
Front cover features
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover. The designer initially took inspiration from horror movie magazines and included a film strip and antagonist image. Based on feedback, the designer realized the cover was not eye-catching enough. The designer then changed the layout and main image to better follow the conventions of Total Film magazine. This included manipulating the antagonist image and testing different designs with target audiences. The final cover removed unnecessary elements and improved the spacing based on additional feedback.
Ami question 2
The target audience for the horror film poster and magazine review is male, aged 15-25 from urban areas who enjoy horror films. The poster uses dark imagery and minimal text to subtly imply death and mystery. While minimal, it would work as a "teaser poster". The magazine review includes stills from the film to set the atmosphere, compares the film to others in the genre, and gives an overall positive review, aiming to attract the target audience to the independent short film. Feedback suggested the poster effectively captured horror conventions while the article could be improved with a clearer layout and more film information.
Film; 1971 1989
The document discusses censorship of films in the UK from 1971-1989, including several films that were initially banned but later passed with cuts or higher age ratings. Key bans and policies during this period include The Last House on the Left being banned until 2002, the creation of the "video nasties" list in 1984 that banned 74 films, and Stanley Kubrick removing A Clockwork Orange from theaters in 1973 due to public backlash rather than its content.
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Film poster
The document discusses conventions of film posters, including having an eye-catching focal point, large title, indication of genre and release date. It also notes information on directors and production companies. The response summarizes research on posters for Public Enemies and Black Swan, noting their adherence to conventions through consistent fonts, color palettes and positioning of images and text. The response also discusses how the Dorian Gray poster informed the design of its own poster, adhering to conventions while challenging them with a layered dual-image focal point and minimalist style.
Empire magazine film analysis
This magazine cover uses an unconventional layout focused on the main actor, Leonardo DiCaprio, to draw attention. It uses a limited color palette of black, red, and white, with red titles to emphasize key information. While breaking conventions by omitting side columns, this design aims to signal to audiences that the film, Inception, will be unique and engaging. The image features DiCaprio's stern expression to indicate the thriller genre. Text references to previous blockbusters like The Dark Knight and comparisons to The Matrix and 007 aim to generate interest by linking Inception to very popular and successful films.
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Here are the key strengths and weaknesses of the pre-production and planning, along with how it helped:
Strengths:
- The mood board provided clear inspiration and direction for the design concept. It showed Disney and Monsters Inc influences.
- The flat plan outlined the main elements and composition in a clear, organized way.
- The proposal outlined the process, timeline, format and intended audience in detail.
Weaknesses:
- Some elements like the background image changed from the original concept, showing plans may need flexibility.
- More research on font legibility could have improved readability of text in the final design.
The planning and research helped by:
- Providing inspiration that directly informed the final
Horror film magazine step by step
The document summarizes the steps taken to design a magazine cover to promote a horror film. The designer selected the main image from a photoshoot, and then edited it to look like an old video still for consistency with the film's style. Logos, barcodes, prices and coverlines were added highlighting the main film and additional articles. Extra text was included at the top and bottom for wider appeal. A puff was added last to draw attention to exclusive content and incentivize purchase. The designer believes the final cover successfully promotes both the film and magazine in a synergistic way.
Analysis of existing products
This document summarizes and provides feedback on several film posters and magazine covers:
- The first poster uses blurring on the image and text to create uncertainty and worry, showing a scared character.
- A magazine cover effectively uses a transparent title as a contrast to the block text. The character image looks desperate to entice readers.
- The best poster from the previous year draws attention to the title by making other text smaller, and places the caption over the title for more impact.
Analysis of magazine front cover
The document discusses the process of designing a magazine cover to promote a horror movie trailer. The designer wanted to include an image of the villain's mask but had to be careful about the perspective and editing to make the villain appear menacing. They used tools like the burn tool to manipulate the image and make it seem darker. The final cover includes the villain image, banners in vibrant colors, and other design elements like a barcode and price to make it seem like a legitimate magazine.
Codes and Conventions Evaluation Question
The document summarizes how a media product challenges and conforms to conventions of real media products. Specifically, it discusses a magazine review and poster created for a film.
For the poster, it challenges conventions by not including a house and using a black background instead. It conforms to using black and white colors to symbolize themes. For the magazine review, it conforms to the layout of Empire Magazine, including formatting of the title, information boxes, captions, and journalist name. It aims to make the review look professional by following codes and conventions.
What have you learned from your audience feedback
From feedback on multiple drafts of a trailer, poster, and magazine cover, the document discusses changes made to improve the projects. For the trailer, feedback noted issues with audio clarity and a lack of dialogue, which were addressed. Feedback also suggested adding typical trailer elements like release dates. For the poster, feedback prompted adjusting text sizes and positioning to increase clarity and prominence. Feedback on the magazine cover led to enlarging text, adjusting color schemes and fonts, and changes to feature text to make elements stand out more professionally.
Front Cover & Film Poster Target Audience Feedback
Our target audience provided feedback on the final front cover and film poster. They responded positively to the color scheme and use of a glitch on the face, feeling it reflected themes in the narrative and moral panic. They also liked the features on the front cover and its familiar aesthetic. Additionally, they enjoyed the cracked phone on the poster, finding it subverted conventions by not including characters and making it stand out.
Editing the film poster
The document summarizes the steps taken to edit a film poster, including using Photoplus and Drawplus software to edit photographs and design layout. Key aspects edited included changing photo colors to purple, adding a galaxy overlay, and positioning and styling text elements like the title, tagline, and credits. Feedback was gathered on a draft, which informed minor final changes to improve readability of the tagline and prominence of the title and release date.
Development of house style
The document discusses plans for developing a consistent house style for a film project. It will use the color red to convey themes of passion and romance, and darker gray to represent the dark theme. Iconography on the poster and magazine cover will include a rose to symbolize romance without being overt. Based on audience research, the font for the poster will be simple, sophisticated and modern to match conventions of recent romance films, using the same font as the film production for continuity.
Evaluation questionnn 2
The document discusses a movie promotion campaign using a poster and magazine.
The poster effectively promotes the horror movie through its bloody image showing violence and attracting a teen audience. However, the magazine contains too much text and conventions to be as effective, though the terrifying model expression and edgy background indicate its horror theme.
The campaign aims to synergistically promote the movie through the magazine informing horror fans of new releases, and the poster visually advertising the film's content on buses, billboards and magazines to notify audiences.
Creating the magazine cover
The document describes the process of creating a magazine cover to promote a film. Key steps included:
1) Researching magazine styles and choosing a look that reflected the film's young female protagonist.
2) Conducting a photoshoot with the actress, experimenting with lighting to find a flattering and feminine look.
3) Editing the photos in Photoshop and Serif Drawplus, adding filters and adjusting colors to achieve the desired aesthetic.
4) Iteratively designing magazine text elements like the masthead and cover lines, taking feedback and refining placements and fonts to look professional.
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses different design conventions used in magazines including mastheads, brand identity, puffs, and images. It notes that the masthead uses bold capital letters like other music magazines. The brand identity is clear for the intended audience similar to other magazines. Puffs were not included by other magazines but could add value. Images aimed to challenge stereotypes of rock bands typically shown.
Self evaluation
The document discusses the design choices for a horror movie poster and magazine cover promoting the movie. For the poster, a blank background was chosen to make the image and text stand out, and fonts were selected based on audience feedback that they fit the plot and genre. The main character's image will be featured prominently. For the magazine cover, a black background was chosen to make information legible across genres, and the main character's close-up image will introduce her to readers. Conventions from other posters and magazines, like using slogans, billing blocks, and barcodes, are considered.
Poster development and final poster design
This document summarizes the development process for a movie poster design for The Lion King. It describes how the designer began with simple elements and gradually added more detail and characters. Texture was added to the characters to combine aspects of the original film and upcoming remake. Details like eyes, mouths, shadows, and glows were edited. Company logos and credits were included at the bottom following research. The final design aims to be detailed like contemporary posters but also minimalist, incorporating key motifs from the original film in a balanced composition.
Question seven
The student learned several things from their preliminary magazine cover task to their final product:
1) Areas identified for improvement in the preliminary task, like the barcode and price being too large, were addressed by making them smaller in the final product.
2) Design elements like the masthead, coverlines, and main image were improved - they were made bolder, more vibrant, and better fitted conventions.
3) Feedback from peer assessment was useful - it identified strengths and weaknesses that the student agreed with and aimed to improve on.
Front cover features
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover. The designer initially took inspiration from horror movie magazines and included a film strip and antagonist image. Based on feedback, the designer realized the cover was not eye-catching enough. The designer then changed the layout and main image to better follow the conventions of Total Film magazine. This included manipulating the antagonist image and testing different designs with target audiences. The final cover removed unnecessary elements and improved the spacing based on additional feedback.
Ami question 2
The target audience for the horror film poster and magazine review is male, aged 15-25 from urban areas who enjoy horror films. The poster uses dark imagery and minimal text to subtly imply death and mystery. While minimal, it would work as a "teaser poster". The magazine review includes stills from the film to set the atmosphere, compares the film to others in the genre, and gives an overall positive review, aiming to attract the target audience to the independent short film. Feedback suggested the poster effectively captured horror conventions while the article could be improved with a clearer layout and more film information.
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For the trailer, the author researched horror film conventions like including a happy beginning, storyline of friendship turning tragic, and lack of dialogue. They also included realistic elements like ratings screens and production logos.
The poster follows conventions like centering the image, and placing the title, tagline, billing, and other information at the bottom. It uses a color scheme typical of horror.
The magazine cover includes a masthead, tagline, coverlines, plug, website, lead image, date/issue number, price and barcode - all common magazine cover elements. It focuses on one main
Evaluation Q1
1. The document discusses conventions used in magazine covers and how the student's media product follows or develops these conventions. Key conventions included are mastheads, barcodes, prices, cover lines, main images, and skylines.
2. The student's magazine cover follows conventions such as placing the masthead, barcode, cover lines, and main image but develops conventions through choices like a bolder price placement and using a rectangular strip for the skyline text.
3. When discussing the film poster, conventions of title placement and main images are followed but the title placement is developed by being higher on the page rather than at the bottom like most posters.
Experimenting for magazine covers
The document discusses the author's attempts at creating a magazine cover for a film magazine. In the first attempt, the author felt there was room for improvement but that some aspects worked well like the color scheme and inclusion of film elements. Specific improvements were needed like simplifying the text. In the final attempt, the author refined the conventions like including a prominent cover image and headlines. The final cover promoted other content, used bold colors and graphics, and strategically left out a character's face to create mystery aligning with the film's theme.
Evaluation question 1
The document summarizes how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real music magazines. Key points:
- The front cover uses conventions like a masthead and main image but challenges placement of some elements.
- Inside pages also use conventions like clearly labeled sections and repetition of branding but challenge placement of some info like price.
- Photos on contents page are labeled and follow color scheme. A double page spread uses column text and multiple photos but challenges text placement.
- Conventions of real magazines are generally followed for layout and sections but some elements are repositioned or presented differently, like a question/answer article format. Branding and aesthetics are maintained across pages.
Evaluation 2
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a main film product with ancillary texts like a film poster and magazine cover to create a recognizable brand identity. The author used the same font on the trailer, poster, and magazine cover to maintain consistency across marketing materials. Research was done on film poster and magazine conventions to ensure the ancillary products were properly structured. The film poster and magazine were designed to provide information about the film's storyline and genre while drawing audience attention through use of the main character, typography, and color scheme matching the trailer. Social media would also be used to spread awareness and link audiences to the trailer and marketing materials across platforms.
Magazine cover analysis
The student created a magazine cover design for a film featuring a model with direct eye contact looking serious. Elements were added like headings in red and black, banners listing films, and a bottom banner. Techniques like drop shadows, selective black and white background, and glow were used. Feedback was provided on improvements made between drafts, like removing stray hairs and repositioning the masthead for better impact. The student feels the final design will draw in the target audience and looks professional following magazine conventions.
Media Evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of how a film poster and magazine cover use, develop, or challenge conventions of real media products.
For the film poster: The title, tagline, image, actors' names, billing block, and color scheme generally use conventions seen in real film posters. Some elements like the placement of the tagline and actors' names develop conventions.
For the magazine cover: The skyline, title, image, main cover line, cover lines, puff, barcode, and color scheme largely reinforce conventions seen in real magazine covers. Some aspects like the close-up image develop conventions. Overall, the media products draw from real conventions while putting their own spin in some areas.
A2 Media Film Trailer Evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of how a film poster and magazine cover use, develop, or challenge conventions of real media products.
For the film poster: The title, tagline, image, actors' names, billing block, and color scheme generally use conventions seen in real film posters. Some elements like the tagline placement develop conventions.
For the magazine cover: The skyline, title, main cover line, cover lines, puff, and barcode reinforce conventions, while the large central image of the actors develops conventions by filling the entire cover rather than having a background. The color schemes of both are consistent with conventions.
Evaluation Question 2 - Fiona Aldwin
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining the author's main short film product with two ancillary texts: a magazine spread and poster.
The author feels they have effectively combined the products through using the same main character across all pieces and a consistent font, though they were unable to use the same font in the film itself. Both the magazine and poster include large, empowering images of the main character to match conventions.
The author refined their magazine spread design to be more eye-catching and link directly to an image from the film. They created a character poster to promote the main protagonist and feel any of the three poster concepts they developed could have been successful.
Evaluation, Question One
The document discusses how the student's media product of a magazine front cover and contents page both uses and challenges conventions of real music magazines. For the front cover, conventions followed include a masthead, cover lines, and a main image shot. Conventions challenged include the model not looking at the camera and omitting an additional small image. For the contents page, conventions followed are inspired by NME's layout including a band index, while conventions challenged include a smaller main image that does not stand out as much. Overall, the student aimed to create a unique magazine that was still comparable to published music titles.
Evaluation Q1
The document discusses how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real media. It examines the genres used in the trailer, which is a hybrid of crime thriller and romance. Conventions of crime thriller trailers like editing, mise-en-scene, and sound are employed. However, some conventions may not fully reflect the thriller genre due to the mixed genres. The trailer also uses conventions through its plot, setting, and props, while also challenging conventions by combining genres and having a strong female lead rather than male. The magazine cover and poster similarly use conventions of real products in their design but challenge conventions through their images and layouts.
Evaluation question 1
1) The document discusses how the author's magazine cover uses conventions from real magazines such as I-D and Clash to appear professional. This includes the masthead font, placement of text elements, and inclusion of a barcode.
2) The author created a color scheme for the cover inspired by the cover model's attire to distinguish it from amateur magazines. However, two separate colors were used for the headings rather than the same color.
3) The cover image challenges conventions by focusing on the model's hand rather than a full outfit, in order to emphasize her image as an artist.
Question one evaluation
Aydan Kelly's media product uses some conventions of real magazines while also challenging some conventions. The front cover uses a close-up image to attract the target audience, as is typical in similar genres. However, the left sidebar contains more extensive article information than many magazines. While the "plug" feature advertises an internal article rather than an external product. The masthead ties together aspects of the genre in an original way. The color scheme and subtle Union Jack theme throughout also challenge conventions. The contents layout is original but structured uniformly like magazines. Two drop quotes are used for one article, which the creator has not seen before. The double page spread uses two images rather than one, challenging a typical convention.
Question one evaluation
Aydan Kelly's media product uses some conventions of real magazines while also challenging some conventions. The front cover uses a close-up image to attract the target audience, as is typical in similar genres. However, the left sidebar contains more extensive article information than many magazines. While the "plug" feature advertises an internal article rather than an external product. The masthead ties together aspects of the genre in an original way. The color scheme and subtle Union Jack theme throughout also challenge conventions. The contents layout is original but maintains a uniform structure. Two drop quotes are used for one article, which the creator has not seen before. The double page spread uses two images rather than one, challenging a typical convention.
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The combination of the trailer, poster, and magazine cover effectively conveyed the film's key selling points. A dark color scheme and san serif font were used across all materials to establish continuity and communicate the thriller genre. The key image on the magazine was a dramatic still from the trailer that captured the visual style of the film through low-key lighting and facial expressions. Circular shapes in the poster and a shot in the trailer also conveyed the film's themes of surveillance and voyeurism.
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