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The document contains audience feedback on various aspects of magazine pages created by the author. Feedback was positive overall, praising the consistent house style, color scheme, layout, use of images, and conformity to typical magazine conventions. Respondents felt the front cover, contents page, and double page spread were eye-catching, well-organized, and clear. They believed the pages would be successful as a pop genre magazine and most said they would buy the magazine based on the sample pages.
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This document discusses how the research into film genre conventions helped the student's group create a successful horror trailer and poster. It analyzes screenshots from the trailer and poster, showing how various elements like camera shots, lighting, locations, characters, and props follow genre conventions to appeal to audiences. These conventional elements include establishing shots, close-ups, low-key lighting, dark clothing, weapon props, young main characters, and a dark, grungy visual style. Adhering to conventions helped tell an understandable and engaging story while challenging some conventions, like a point-of-view shot, further drew in viewers.
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The audience provided feedback on a trailer for a film. They liked the variety of camera shots that showed different perspectives and made the action feel realistic. However, they felt there was not enough dialogue at the beginning to introduce the story and characters. Based on this, the filmmakers plan to shoot more footage with dialogue and direct engagement with the audience via handheld camera shots of characters speaking to the viewer. They will also include more title screens to better convey the storyline and feelings of the characters.
Guide on how to make your video effective
To make an effective video, one must plan their ideas through organizing and getting feedback, research conventions of genre and form to appeal to audiences, and use proper camerawork, sound, and editing techniques. Specifically, the document recommends planning shots using the rule of thirds, including close-ups and over-the-shoulder shots, using sound effects and dialogue to tell the story, and editing to engage audiences and convey genre through pace. An unsuccessful video may have limited shots, shaky footage, lack of conventions, minimal editing, no dialogue or sound, improper zoom usage, and failure to apply the rule of thirds.
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This document provides an overview of the tools and functions available in video editing software to create a trailer, including arranging clips, adding titles, trimming clips, inserting transitions, and adjusting color tones. It describes the various tools for organizing media files, editing clips, customizing titles and text, trimming clips precisely, selecting transitions, and using the auto smart tone feature to set the color and lighting of footage. The overview explains how to perform common editing tasks like arranging clips in the timeline, adding and adjusting titles, trimming clips in various ways, dragging and dropping transitions between clips, and tuning the color tone of video clips.
Content Analysis
The document describes various shot types that can be used in a film to effectively engage and involve the audience. Handheld and eyeline match shots allow the audience to feel they are experiencing the story firsthand. Midshots and closeups introduce characters and show their emotions, helping audiences connect with them. Montages provide useful background context while establishing shots enhance the realism of the setting. Through these techniques, the film aims to make audiences feel sympathy for the characters and keep them interested in unfolding events.
Comparison of criteria
1) The document discusses the planning and production techniques used to create a horror trailer, including the use of various shot sizes to tell the story from different perspectives.
2) It describes how a tripod will be used to film scenes to prevent shake and allow for consideration of framing, engaging the audience.
3) Appropriate props were gathered and research was done on transitions and captions to appeal to the target audience and genre conventions. Sound effects and screams will be added to create tension and grip the audience.
Comparison of criteria
1) The document discusses the production of a horror trailer and compares it to assessment criteria. It details various technical skills demonstrated such as using different shot sizes to tell the story and a tripod to prevent camera shake.
2) It describes gathering appropriate props that appeal to the target audience and adhering to social guidelines by choosing a less fearsome object than a weapon. Transitions and captions are also discussed.
3) The document then discusses ideas for ancillary products like a poster and magazine, showing an understanding of layout, design conventions, research into typical fonts and styles, and effective use of mise-en-scene elements like costumes, makeup, lighting and location.
Feedback on first draft
The group submitted a first draft horror trailer to their teacher for feedback and also gathered responses from their audience to improve their trailer technically and increase the chances of a successful final production. They researched other horror trailers to see how to incorporate the feedback into their second draft. On their filming date, they had a checklist of planned shots but also filmed additional unplanned shots on location to capture the storyline and engage audiences.
Annotated Ancillary Analysis - more visual
The document discusses design elements used in movie posters to attract and engage audiences. It explains that captions at the top attract viewers to the product by guiding their eyes down the poster. Images of actors looking at the viewer help audiences connect and feel the film is directed at them. Bold fonts draw attention to the central image while still connecting with audiences. Dark backgrounds make key visual elements and information stand out and set the tone for the genre. Overall the poster guides viewers' eyes through text, images and layout to attract them to the product.
Research into Adobe
This document provides instructions for various tasks in video editing software, including importing photos and videos, arranging clips to create a story, applying transitions between clips, adding titles, using effects, and motion tracking to follow an object with additional graphics. Key steps include connecting a camera or card reader, selecting files to import, dragging clips into the timeline in the desired order, choosing cross-dissolve or dip to black/white transitions and adjusting the duration, adding titles and adjusting font size and positioning, applying film looks and color effects, defining an object for motion tracking and adding graphics that will move with the tracked object.
Self evaluation of production work
The document discusses the production of a horror film trailer. It analyzes conventions used in the film "The Conjuring" and plans to apply similar techniques. These include using woodland as a setting, low-key lighting, establishing shots, close-ups to show character emotion, appropriate props, costumes in black and casual wear, and limiting dialogue with an emphasis on music and sound effects to create tension. Font and poster design will also take cues from other horror films to clearly communicate the genre and grab audience attention.
Production Schedule
This document contains a production schedule listing various dates, locations, cast, props, costumes, and equipment needed for filming a short film. It details that on September 27th and 28th, October 4th-5th, and October 11th, scenes will be filmed in a tent, the woods, and trees involving characters Kirsty, Emily, Shannon, and Kyle. The scenes include setting up a tent, characters going missing, running through the woods at night, movement of a dark figure, hiding, and a dramatic scene. Props include tents, lights, torches, phones, backpacks, and weapons. Costumes range from casual clothing to dirty and dark colored outfits. Camera and tripod will be
The pitch
The document proposes a horror film trailer that would appeal to Paramount Pictures. It follows horror film conventions like having the story take place in the woods, using teenagers as main characters, and incorporating elements of suspense and danger. The trailer's plot would involve three friends camping who get stalked by an unknown figure. Low-key lighting, tense music, and fast editing would be used to build tension and grip the audience. By strictly adhering to typical horror genre conventions without challenging them, the trailer aims to appeal to Paramount and horror fans.
The pitch
The document proposes a horror film trailer that would appeal to Paramount Pictures. It follows horror film conventions like having teens go camping in the woods, where one girl is attacked. The trailer would use conventions like low-key lighting, diegetic sounds, and fast pacing to build tension. It aims to attract Paramount's target audience by using familiar tropes like isolated settings and relatable teen characters. Camerawork like close-ups would show emotions to connect with viewers. Overall, adhering to genre conventions around suspense, darkness and likable protagonists is meant to grip audiences and encourage them to watch the full film.
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- 2. ON A SCALE OF 1-5 HOW APPEALING IS MY MAGAZINE?
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