Double Page Spread Photoshoot Plan
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Sofia is looking out a window, reflecting on her past experiences and earlier years in the music industry for an article in a music magazine. The chosen image represents the article well with Sofia appearing lost in thought as she recalls her journey. It will be placed on the right side of a double page spread with text on the left to effectively showcase Sofia reflecting for the profile piece in a style that matches the bold black, white, and gray tones of the magazine's front cover.
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This document outlines the design process for a movie poster, website, and trailer for a film project called "Eye For An Eye." It includes inspiration sources, feedback received on early drafts, and changes made in response to feedback. Examples are provided of the initial and revised poster, website, and trailer to demonstrate how the feedback was implemented. The document also addresses questions about how the project developed conventions of real media, how audience feedback was learned from, and what technologies were used.
Eye For An Eye: Poster & Website After Feedback
This document discusses revisions made to a film poster and website for a project called "Eye For An Eye." For the poster, the student removed an image of the protagonist to focus attention on the antagonist. They also blended the antagonist image into the background and changed the font and strap line. For the website, corrections included adapting the transparency of the antagonist image, moving actor names outside the title, changing social media button shapes, shrinking the title, adding space for a trailer and billing box, and rearranging components. The student aimed to make both the poster and website more professional and aligned with horror-thriller conventions.
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Eye For An Eye: First Draft Poster - Website
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The document summarizes research on posters and websites for the horror-thriller films The Woman in Black, Hostage, and Final Destination. The posters all feature the main characters prominently to convey an unsettling situation. The Woman in Black poster shows Daniel Radcliffe's half-hidden face to emphasize hidden elements, while the Hostage poster uses Bruce Willis' lack of eye contact to imply something being hidden. Both films' websites match the eerie feel of the posters to help identify the genre, using clips, tabs, and promotional content to engage the audience.
Poster Research
The document summarizes research on posters and websites for the horror-thriller genre. It analyzes posters for the films "The Woman in Black" and "Hostage," noting how they prominently feature intimidated or hidden protagonists. It also summarizes the website for "The Woman in Black," highlighting how it matches the poster's eerie feel and provides film clips and tabs for the audience. Finally, it analyzes the "Final Destination" website, praising how its main skull image that moves with the mouse creates a scary effect through simplicity and unnatural qualities, fitting the genre well.
A2: Target Audience
The target audience for the trailer is males and females aged 17-30. This age group would be more interested in the horror aspect, while older audiences would prefer the thriller elements. The rating will be 15 due to some sadistic scenes. This younger demographic enjoys being frightened by horror films more than critics assume, as evidenced by quotes showing their intelligence in film choices and that many devoted horror fans are women, despite criticisms of misogyny in the genre.
A2: Teaser Plan - Shot List
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AS Media: Teaser/Trailer Analysis of Horror-Thrillers
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