Dreams of Death’ Poster Analysis
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The poster analyzes Joseph Knight's poster for the movie "Dreams of Death" which uses faded images on the main actor's head to represent dreams and visions. The poster has a "Glass effect" in Photoshop to make the image look hazy. It also includes crucial information like the movie title, release date and website to inform viewers. The inclusion of a slogan like "You don't want to be this teacher's pet..." can be as important as the title in indicating what the film is about.
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Evaluation Question 1
1. The document compares the media creator's products to existing thriller films and magazines to evaluate how they use, develop, or challenge conventions.
2. Key conventions that were followed include adding a suspenseful question at the end of the trailer like "Seven", placing credits at the end of the trailer, using consistent color schemes, and not revealing the full narrative to maintain suspense.
3. One convention that was challenged was not including a dateline on the magazine cover due to lack of space, though overall conventions were largely followed to make the products recognizable to audiences.
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The document summarizes the effectiveness of ancillary materials created to accompany a short film production. Posters were made - a film magazine cover featuring manipulated cast images on an explosion background, and a single page magazine review spread. Conventions from real magazines were followed, such as using 3 main colors, common fonts, and including standard information like the film title, cast, and release details. Research ensured the posters reflected expectations of the action comedy genre and film magazine format. The materials were designed to work cohesively and promote the short film.
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The document summarizes an evaluation of how effective the combination of a short film and two ancillary texts (posters). It describes how the images, fonts, colors, and elements on the posters were chosen to match conventions of action comedy and film magazine genres. Research was done on typical codes and conventions for film posters and reviews. The combination of the short film and ancillary texts that followed genre conventions was believed to work well together.
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The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a main product with ancillary texts like a poster and trailer.
It summarizes how the same shot was used for the poster and trailer to highlight the iconic scene. Minor changes were made to the logo on each for readability against the backgrounds. The same font was used for both to link them while adjusting color for visibility.
The magazine on the film further advertises the trailer by featuring the main actor. Subtle links between the magazine and trailer include a title referring to sympathizing with the villainous protagonist. Another effective link discusses the actor himself separate from his character.
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The document discusses plans for creating a movie poster for a horror/thriller film called "ETCH". It describes using a grunge font called "DUE DATE" for the title because it fits the genre. It considers moving the date of release to the side instead of the bottom and changing the tagline font to black. An image of a person running on stairs is selected to cut out and paste onto the background. A font called "STEEL TONGS" will be used for the billing box as it follows movie poster conventions.
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The document discusses how the combination of a movie's main product (trailer) and ancillary texts (poster and magazine) can be effective.
It describes using still shots from the trailer footage for the poster and magazine cover to seem more authentic. Key elements like the villain and knife were included in both images to intrigue audiences.
The same font is used across the texts for consistency, while the title is featured prominently in red to stand out. Including the production company name in each text helps give them reputation and credit the producers.
Finally, the main actor is promoted through mentioning him in the poster and including a magazine interview to help audiences connect with him personally. Dark, gloomy imagery and the villain
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The document summarizes the creative choices made in producing a short film, poster, and film review. Key elements included using only images of the main male characters on the poster to avoid spoilers, selecting action-oriented images, using a lined paper background inspired by Diary of a Wimpy Kid, employing a masculine blue color scheme to appeal to male viewers, and consistently using a bold black and white title font along with a web address to promote the film across materials.
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Evaluation question 2
The movie title, review, and poster use similar bold fonts and white text to create consistency across the media products. While the movie introduction has a more mysterious theme than gore, the shared dark color scheme and references to the film's plot and characters effectively link all three pieces together.
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The document discusses linking a film trailer to ancillary products for a psychological thriller genre project. It maintains the psychological thriller genre across all parts. The trailer and ancillary products feature a protagonist in an abnormal mental state. Costumes get darker and settings more isolated and vague as the protagonist's mental state decays. Props like knives add tension. Cinematography in fast-paced trailer scenes references secretive settings in ancillary products. Sans serif fonts maintain the same effect across all parts, with language directly addressing the audience to make them think deeply about the secrecy in the trailer.
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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.
Question 2 - James Pinnock
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a horror film trailer with ancillary texts such as a magazine cover, poster, and teaser poster.
Key points of synergy included using the main villain protagonist across all materials for recognition, maintaining a consistent dark color scheme and logo, and featuring quotes from Empire magazine to build trust. Woodland scenery from the trailer was also included on the poster. This synergy helped create an easily identifiable brand and increased awareness of the film. Room for improvement includes strengthening editing skills for future projects.
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The document discusses the creation of a film poster for a psychological thriller film project. It begins by explaining the inspiration taken from existing thriller posters that feature a central character image. The document then shows examples of posters for Black Swan and Shutter Island that influenced the design. Details are provided about photographing imagery and editing the main poster image. Text is added for the title and tagline using different fonts than in the trailer for variety. Production information is included at the bottom in a smaller font for continuity with the trailer.
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Movie poster codes and conventions!
A film poster uses imagery and text to promote an upcoming film release. The most important elements are the main image, which should catch viewers' attention and hint at the genre, and the film title. Additional information like director, producers, actors, and ratings help viewers decide if the film seems appealing. Film posters aim to generate hype and anticipation through dramatic images and hints about the plot or tone of the movie.
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Evaluation 1
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The student created a film poster and review for their short film project. They researched film posters and reviews from magazines to understand conventions. Their poster used photos from the film and fonts/layout inspired by the Avatar poster. Their review was inspired by Empire magazine's style. They felt their masculine-toned ancillary tasks effectively promoted the action-adventure genre film to their target audience.
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- Test audiences provided feedback that the storyline, effects, and music were well-done and helped change their perspective of silent films.
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Eval texts for media
The document discusses how the filmmaker connected the various ancillary texts for a film project. The film title was designed to be memorable and indicate the genre, and was featured prominently and consistently across the teaser trailer, posters, and magazine cover. The main actress, Larissa, was used on the magazine cover and posters to help promote the film and attract audiences. Both the poster and teaser trailer feature the town location significantly as it plays a big role in the film. The male lead remains mysterious with only his feet shown in the poster and trailer to hint at a potential romantic storyline through body language. Separate "Him" and "Her" teaser posters were created for the male and female leads while keeping the
film trailer question 1
The document analyzes how the film trailer follows conventions of real film trailers. It discusses how the trailer includes fast flashes of shots, production company logos, film ratings, quotes, and other typical elements of trailers. It also summarizes how the trailer uses techniques like shot reverse shot, subtitles, flashing shots set to music, and establishes characters to engage the audience, build tension, and set up the storyline. Overall, the document demonstrates how the student's trailer challenges some conventions while developing and adhering to most conventions of real film trailers.
Question 2 evaluation
1) The student created a film poster, magazine review, and short film for a thriller genre project. They researched conventions of thriller posters and magazine reviews to inform their designs.
2) For the poster, they chose a dark color scheme and included a mysterious photo and logline to intrigue viewers. Inspired posters used faces and text overlays.
3) The magazine review included standard elements like ratings, photos and details. It related to the poster through matching colors and images.
4) Overall, the student felt their poster worked best but that the poster, magazine and film complemented each other and would be moderately successful promoting a thriller.
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Evaluation teaser trailer[1]
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- 2. ‘Dreams of Death’ Poster Analysis The use of faded images on the main actor’s head whilst he is I have given the poster a ‘Glass’ sleeping show the viewers of the effect on Adobe Photoshop. poster that he is seeing these The use of this effect on my visions in his dreams, thus why poster is that it makes the entire the movie is called ‘Dreams of image look hazy, and not Death’. everything is as it seems in the trailer. The inclusion of the film title, release date and website address is always crucial to The inclusion of a slogan on the include in any movie’s trailer. poster can potentially be as This informs the viewers of the important as the title of the film. poster what the film is, when it is The slogan of my trailer ‘You released, and what website don’t want to be this teacher’s they can visit to gain more pet…’ indicates that a teacher information about the movie. is involved in the film in some way, and that the teacher is possibly the villain of the film.