Designing Intertitles
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The document discusses intertitles in film trailers. Intertitles are text used in trailers to convey narrative elements and attract audiences. They introduce production companies, directors, and hint at plot details to engage viewers. Effective intertitle design considers the film genre and uses fonts, effects, and rhetorical questions to build suspense or intrigue. For a horror film trailer, the document suggests using bold, simple fonts that evoke the genre and are readable at various sizes. Sample intertitles and non-recommended fonts are presented to illustrate design considerations for a teaser trailer.
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Research summary
The document discusses conventions of form and genre for film trailers and ancillary products such as posters and magazines. It outlines various cinematography, editing, sound, and other technical elements that are commonly used to effectively represent the horror genre and create tension. These include fast pacing, jump cuts, low lighting, ominous music, and the colors black and red. The conventions aim to attract audiences and give a sense of the film's tone and content without revealing too much of the plot.
Codes & conventions of a film trailer
Film trailers follow certain codes and conventions to effectively promote movies. Trailers typically include production logos, the film title, social media promotions, age ratings, music and voiceovers to set the tone, introductions of characters, and last under 2 minutes. Key information like the release date is often shown at the end to leave a lasting impression on viewers. Thrillers commonly use quick cuts, battles of good vs evil, interrupted actions, and isolated heroes to generate suspense through their trailers.
A level Media coursework evaluation question 1: In what ways does your media ...
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Looper poster analysis
The movie poster analyzes the poster for the 2012 sci-fi thriller film Looper. The poster features two main characters back to back holding guns above a city. The tagline "Face your future. Fight your past" references the film's storyline about a hitman who must kill his older self. Credits and social media links are in small font at the bottom, while the title stands out in bold white letters across a dark background to set a mysterious, futuristic tone.
Evaluation
Tanaka Tiriboyi evaluated their media products including a film poster, magazine, and trailer. For the poster, Tanaka followed conventions such as including the film title, character image, slogan, and cast/crew information to make it look professional. Some conventions were developed, such as placing the character image in front of the title to emphasize their importance. For the magazine, conventions like the masthead, promotional text, and thumbnail images were used. Developing conventions included overlapping the main image and tagline. The trailer included disclaimers, production logos, camerawork to convey emotion, and mood music as conventions. Developing conventions in the trailer included changing the upbeat soundtrack in the second half for irony. Feedback
Eval 1
My partner and I created a teaser trailer and poster for a psychological thriller film. We drew inspiration from films like "Split" and "Inception" that target a youthful audience. The trailer incorporates elements of both the horror and thriller genres to create a hybrid product. It includes scary and violent scenes like a horror film but also psychological suspense like a thriller. We used conventions like a dark color palette, possessed object as the central image, and ominous soundtrack. However, we also challenged some conventions by not including the main character's face or a specific release date to generate mystery. The goal was to attract audiences with a unique product that fits in the psychological thriller genre.
Evaluation Question 2
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a main media product (a short film) with ancillary tasks (a film poster and film review).
The goals of the ancillary tasks were to help promote the short film and target the intended audience. Considerations like color scheme, images, and fonts were chosen for both the poster and review to clearly reflect the drama genre of the film and allow audiences to understand the storyline.
Feedback is provided on how specific design elements of the poster and review met the goals, including conveying emotions, symbols, and hints about the film's plot. In conclusion, the document argues that the ancillary tasks were highly effective at promoting the film and engaging the target audience using drama conventions.
Question 1
The document summarizes how a media product reviewing a short film adheres to conventions of film magazine layout and design. Specifically, it analyzes how the review page was styled to resemble reviews in Total Film magazine for a young audience. Key points:
1. The review page uses bright colors, informal tone, images, and short catchy text to match Total Film's style and appeal to young readers.
2. Layout follows conventions like main image, pull quotes, captions, and page numbers. Font, positioning, and colors were chosen carefully.
3. The review addresses readers casually with humor and opinion to keep them engaged, without revealing too much of the plot.
Question 1
The document discusses how the media products created by the group use and develop conventions of real media. For the teaser trailer, conventions around length, pacing, number of characters shown, and placement of the title at the end were followed. For the poster, conventions like featuring main characters, placement of title/names, and design for target audience were followed. Magazine conventions around style, conveying genre, and inclusion of barcodes were also followed. The genre of teen drama was conveyed through settings, characters, and use of mobile phones. Finally, the film is considered an independent British film based on budget.
Evaluation Question 2
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a short film with ancillary tasks of a film poster and film review. The goals of the ancillary tasks were to help promote and gain awareness for the short film. Specific details such as font, color scheme, and images used were chosen to clearly relate to the drama genre of the film and explore the storyline and characters. The document concludes that the film poster and review were highly effective promotional tools that successfully targeted the intended audience through their clear representation of the film's messages and themes.
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Technology is consistently developing and new technologies are essential for effective marketing campaigns. The document discusses how a range of technologies were used throughout the project to achieve thorough research, planning, construction, and evaluation. These technologies included Blogger, Prezi, SlideShare, SlideRocket, Windows Movie Maker, YouTube, a Sony video camera, Photoshop, Adobe Premiere Pro, and Adobe After Effects. Each technology served a specific purpose in the different stages of production and allowed for interactive presentations, editing, feedback, and professional quality outputs.
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Primary research and conclusion
Through an online questionnaire, the author collected primary research from their target audience about their preferences for a film magazine poster. 50% of respondents were male, and most were between 16-18 or 19-24 years old. Respondents preferred a simple magazine layout over a busy one, and identified the main image as the most important element. They also favored a simple font for the magazine title. Most had seen Empire magazine and were willing to pay £3-4 for a magazine, purchasing them monthly. This research provided insights to help the author create a successful film magazine tailored to their audience.
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This poster is for the horror film "Drag Me to Hell". It depicts a woman being attacked and dragged down into a fiery hell by a monstrous hand. The poster uses typical horror conventions like showing a female victim in distress. Bright red and orange colors are used to make the fire stand out and convey a sense of evil. Dark tones are also used to create an ominous atmosphere. The poster aims to attract a younger, working-class audience that is interested in horror films through its straightforward typography and imagery implying danger and supernatural forces.
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The movie poster for "The Last House on the Left" features a solitary house in a wooded area surrounded by black. This isolated image conveys the horror genre. The title is split across the top third to draw the eye. The tagline asks the audience a question to generate interest. Credits and logos are kept small at the bottom to avoid detracting from the main image. The poster follows conventions like using a focal image and tagline to attract attention while keeping some ambiguity to build anticipation.
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The key light is one of the most important lights used in a 3 point lighting setup and is used to highlight the main subject. The fill light is also part of this setup and helps reduce shadows created by the key light. The back light is placed behind the subject to create separation and depth. Additional lights and tools mentioned include color gel filters to change the color of lights, Lastolites to diffuse shadows, and barn doors to focus the light. Examples are given of using different colored gels and lighting positions to manipulate the mood and perception of shots.
Production logo’s
Production logos are used by movie studios to identify and brand themselves. There are hundreds of different movie studios, each with their own unique logo. When creating a logo for a horror movie production company, designers should use dark colors like red and black and include images related to the genre, such as weapons. The text should stand out from the background using a bold font. This document discusses examples of existing studio logos and shows logos designed by students for a fictional horror production company called "Bludgeoned Movies" that incorporates common horror logo elements.
Production meetings # 1
The document summarizes a production meeting for a student film project. It discusses choosing a slasher genre and plot, brainstorming film and institutional names, and delegating roles such as director, producer, writer, and camera operator. They split up tasks like the storyboard, character analysis, and shooting script. An initial filming was difficult due to weather but was a learning experience.
Looking for location
We went out as a group to find a location to film our teaser trailer. We found an abandoned house near where we live that had the right setting, as an abandoned house is a key feature in our teaser trailer. The abandoned house provided a suitable location to shoot our teaser trailer.
Character analysis
The Helper
Name: Amy Smith
Appearance and costume: Typical teenage girl, dressed casually in jeans and t-shirt. Dark hair and glasses.
Background:
- Lucy's best friend from school
- Comes from a supportive middle class family
- Helps Lucy move into her new house
- Stays to help Lucy settle in despite feeling uneasy about the house's history
Personality:
- Loyal and protective of Lucy
- Skeptical and cautious by nature
- Uses logic to try and reassure Lucy of any perceived threats
Narrative structure
Todorov's theory of narrative structure proposes that all stories follow five stages: 1) an initial state of equilibrium, 2) a disruption to that equilibrium, 3) recognition of the disruption and the need to address it, 4) an attempt to repair the disruption, 5) a reinstatement or establishment of a new equilibrium. The document then provides examples of how these stages could apply to a horror film involving a teenage girl being stalked by a psychotic killer at her school.
Final destination 5 trailer analysis
The trailer is for the supernatural horror film Final Destination 5. It is 2 minutes and 5 seconds long, directed by Steven Quale and distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures. The trailer uses dialogue, credits/intertitles, camera shots, special effects and music to build tension and suspense around the film's narrative of a group trying to escape death through premonitions. It targets audiences aged 15 and older with its scary scenes and intensity meant to draw viewers to the next installment in the Final Destination franchise.
Quarantine trailer analysis
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Functions of a voiceover
The voiceover in film trailers serves several functions: it provides background information about the setting, characters, director, and producer; it helps build anticipation for the film's release; and it reinforces the title and sets the tone. Non-diegetic sounds like music are added to manipulate emotions, while diegetic sounds originate from within the scene.
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Designing Intertitles
- 1. For trailers Research and designing Intertitles
- 2. Intertitle research Intertitles are very important in trailer as it helps to tell or portray the narrative or plot of the film that is being watched by the audience. Intertitles were first introduced in ‘Silent Films’ to emphasise on character dialogue as in them times technology was not as great as in today’s society. Now intertitles are used throughout a film trailer to help tell the narrative, introduce the distribution company, producers or directors of the film and allow the audience to feel more apart of the film with rhetorical questions single words or fraises. Intertitles further help connect the audience with the trailer/film as its makes the audience think and questions, which also help in the genre of horror to builds suspense.
- 3. Intertitles used In this particular trailer begins with the company’s production logo , the intertitle allows the target audience be aware of the company the film being produced and made by. This can increase awareness towards the film as successful and popular logo’s or companies would attract their audience by this. The first intertitle involves the audience straight away with the words “There is a place’’. This is a direct approach to involve the target audience to continue watching more into the trailer to find out the answer.
- 4. The name of a well know director is used to help attract the audience of people how know the director or is a fan of him. At the end of the trailer this intertitle is used to say when the film will be released, but as this is a teaser trailer its coming soon With technology and software advancing the use of special effects are used on intertitles to give a more dramatic effect if needed with the intertitle. This just adds more enigma and suspense towards each intertitle as the narrative is told.
- 5. Designing Intertitles By looking at many trailer and doing extensive research I have come up with my own possible Intertitles for my teaser trailer. I have to take the genre of my film and the narrative plot into consideration before suggesting them.
- 6. Typeface design The design for Intertitles are easy to read and also have a font related to the genre of the film, in this case horror. These font used as Intertitles are bold, simple and impactful. Also they are easy to read at any size. Also the font is related back to the genre of horror which help give a clear indication to the audience the genre of the movie. The second font is the perfect example of what design you can come across in a professional film. The blood like font shows a genre and the sub genre of possible slasher. The fonts not selected are examples of what wouldn't be in a horror genre, as they are to ‘fancy’ and not to easy to read .