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This document provides an interview and profile of artist Martha Davis. It includes a long quote from Davis in bold black writing on the front page. The following pages contain various images of Davis with captions, as well as an excerpt from the article in red quotation marks. Information about the artist and month of the issue are featured at the bottom of each page in bold black writing.
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The feedback Leah received helped improve her film marketing materials. Initial feedback on her storyline led her to make changes that improved the plot. Feedback on mock-ups and drafts allowed her to refine elements like layout, colors and images. Overall, feedback indicated her magazine, poster and trailer successfully fit the thriller/mystery genre and worked well together to advertise the film. However, some suggested smaller text sizes could further enhance the materials.
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The document provides feedback on mock ups for a poster and magazine for a film. The feedback indicates that the layout of the poster and magazine fit common conventions and will be familiar and appealing to audiences. Additional elements added to the magazine, like flash pages, were praised for drawing readers in further. The selected shots for the image on the materials were said to clearly convey the film's genre. Finally, the color scheme of red, black and white was noted to be an effective pairing.
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How did we change our trailer from how we originally planned
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For their film magazine and poster, the document discusses what elements were kept the same from initial mockups and what was changed based on further research and planning.
The magazine layout kept the main actor's close-up image and text along the sides as in the mockups. The footer and key information were also kept the same. Some elements like the flash and date/price placement were moved based on researching other magazines. Additional context text was added under the masthead.
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