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The document discusses how the creator's magazine, poster, and trailer for a horror film genre project effectively work together through consistent style elements. Similar colors, fonts, layout, and a focus on possession and murder were used across tasks to clearly connect them and support the horror genre. Only featuring one central character in the visuals also helped tie the ancillary works to the plot of the trailer about one person becoming possessed and killing others.
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Evalutaion 2
The document discusses the promotional package created for a horror film, including a trailer, magazine cover, and poster. For all elements, the creator used a close-up image of the villain with an unrecognizable face to generate intrigue. Dark colors like grey, black, and red were used across elements to signify the horror genre. Both the poster and magazine cover featured the same edited image but with different crops to be recognizable as part of the same package.
Evalutaion 2
The document discusses the promotional package the author created for a horror film, consisting of a magazine cover, poster, and trailer. For both the magazine cover and poster, the author used the same cropped image of the villain's face to create recognition across the materials. The poster uses a dark color palette and fonts to indicate the horror genre, along with images suggesting someone is being watched. Both the poster and magazine cover follow this style. The trailer also uses musical and editing techniques typical of horror films to build tension. Overall, the author believes the main project and ancillary texts effectively convey the film is a horror genre piece through their shared visual elements and conventions.
Evalutaion 2
The document discusses the promotional package created for a horror film, including a trailer, magazine cover, and poster. For all elements, the creator used a masked villain image and edited it to be unrecognizable. Dark colors like grey, black, and red were used across elements to signify the horror genre. Fonts and layouts were designed to follow a consistent "house style" to tie the pieces together. Feedback indicates the tasks worked well together to promote the film as a horror project through shared visual cues and genre conventions.
Planning my poster and magazine 2
The document discusses plans for a poster and magazine cover promoting a horror film called "Demon Wood".
For the poster, the creator took inspiration from posters that kept the creature's face ambiguous and included key objects like phones. Their draft poster includes a tagline, phone, tree branches suggesting the forest location, and a large ambiguous creature image.
For the magazine cover, they were inspired by horror magazine covers' use of red fonts and focusing on objects related to the film. Their draft magazine cover has red and black colors, advertises other articles, repeats the film's tagline, and focuses on a hand holding an ambiguous object.
In what ways does your media product use
This poster uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real movie posters. It uses common horror poster colors and includes a tagline. It develops conventions by placing actress names at the bottom rather than around the edges. It challenges conventions by not including a revealing photo and by stating a release month rather than specific date.
A2 media studies ff
The document discusses how the media producer's horror film and promotional materials conform to genre conventions. Key points:
- The film uses conventions like young actors in casual clothing to portray characters and informal language to imply youth. This stays within traditional horror tropes.
- The teaser trailer follows standard formats seen in research, including only including key details like director and date rather than actor info.
- Inspired by research of other horror trailers, text is used rather than voiceover to provide information.
- The film poster aims to look unnatural through photo manipulation and uses of subtle colors commonly seen to create an eerie impression in the genre.
- Elements of magazine covers are followed, while
Question 1 powerpoint
1. The document discusses the use of mise-en-scene, camerawork, editing, and typography in creating a horror magazine cover and movie poster.
2. For the magazine cover, makeup was used to make the character look bruised and bleeding, low key lighting created a scary vibe, and photo editing made the image brighter and blurred into the black background. The layout followed conventions like placing text in the left third.
3. For the movie poster, low key lighting, a dark costume, and makeup made the character look scary. A mid-shot drew attention to the character in the center, and features were arranged conventionally from top to bottom. Fonts and colors connoted
Making my ancillary texts
The document describes the process taken to design the cover of a mock film magazine for a class project. It details selecting a murder mystery font in red, painting it to match the genre. Images and elements were added, such as additional photos, the magazine masthead, film title, and articles in black and white to reference film noirs. Based on feedback, color was added to article titles to make them stand out more.
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Evalutaion 2
The document discusses the promotional package created for a horror film, including a trailer, magazine cover, and poster. For all elements, the creator used a close-up image of the villain with an unrecognizable face to generate intrigue. Dark colors like grey, black, and red were used across elements to signify the horror genre. Both the poster and magazine cover featured the same edited image but with different crops to be recognizable as part of the same package.
Evalutaion 2
The document discusses the promotional package the author created for a horror film, consisting of a magazine cover, poster, and trailer. For both the magazine cover and poster, the author used the same cropped image of the villain's face to create recognition across the materials. The poster uses a dark color palette and fonts to indicate the horror genre, along with images suggesting someone is being watched. Both the poster and magazine cover follow this style. The trailer also uses musical and editing techniques typical of horror films to build tension. Overall, the author believes the main project and ancillary texts effectively convey the film is a horror genre piece through their shared visual elements and conventions.
Evalutaion 2
The document discusses the promotional package created for a horror film, including a trailer, magazine cover, and poster. For all elements, the creator used a masked villain image and edited it to be unrecognizable. Dark colors like grey, black, and red were used across elements to signify the horror genre. Fonts and layouts were designed to follow a consistent "house style" to tie the pieces together. Feedback indicates the tasks worked well together to promote the film as a horror project through shared visual cues and genre conventions.
Planning my poster and magazine 2
The document discusses plans for a poster and magazine cover promoting a horror film called "Demon Wood".
For the poster, the creator took inspiration from posters that kept the creature's face ambiguous and included key objects like phones. Their draft poster includes a tagline, phone, tree branches suggesting the forest location, and a large ambiguous creature image.
For the magazine cover, they were inspired by horror magazine covers' use of red fonts and focusing on objects related to the film. Their draft magazine cover has red and black colors, advertises other articles, repeats the film's tagline, and focuses on a hand holding an ambiguous object.
In what ways does your media product use
This poster uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real movie posters. It uses common horror poster colors and includes a tagline. It develops conventions by placing actress names at the bottom rather than around the edges. It challenges conventions by not including a revealing photo and by stating a release month rather than specific date.
A2 media studies ff
The document discusses how the media producer's horror film and promotional materials conform to genre conventions. Key points:
- The film uses conventions like young actors in casual clothing to portray characters and informal language to imply youth. This stays within traditional horror tropes.
- The teaser trailer follows standard formats seen in research, including only including key details like director and date rather than actor info.
- Inspired by research of other horror trailers, text is used rather than voiceover to provide information.
- The film poster aims to look unnatural through photo manipulation and uses of subtle colors commonly seen to create an eerie impression in the genre.
- Elements of magazine covers are followed, while
Question 1 powerpoint
1. The document discusses the use of mise-en-scene, camerawork, editing, and typography in creating a horror magazine cover and movie poster.
2. For the magazine cover, makeup was used to make the character look bruised and bleeding, low key lighting created a scary vibe, and photo editing made the image brighter and blurred into the black background. The layout followed conventions like placing text in the left third.
3. For the movie poster, low key lighting, a dark costume, and makeup made the character look scary. A mid-shot drew attention to the character in the center, and features were arranged conventionally from top to bottom. Fonts and colors connoted
Making my ancillary texts
The document describes the process taken to design the cover of a mock film magazine for a class project. It details selecting a murder mystery font in red, painting it to match the genre. Images and elements were added, such as additional photos, the magazine masthead, film title, and articles in black and white to reference film noirs. Based on feedback, color was added to article titles to make them stand out more.
Evaluation Q1
This document summarizes how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. It begins with using the recognizable "Total Film" masthead to draw readers in, as magazines typically have mastheads. The main cover image transforms a model into a living skeleton using makeup and editing, challenging conventions by not having direct eye contact. A skeleton was chosen to represent the film's genre of death. While an atypical image, it creates mystery. The barcode, typically bottom right or under the masthead, is at the bottom to avoid disrupting the cover image. In short, it follows magazine conventions like the masthead but challenges others with an unusual cover image.
Movie magazine conventions
The document discusses common design elements of film magazine covers. It notes that most magazine covers feature a single prominent image from the featured film to draw attention to it. The fonts used for the magazine title and film name are typically large and bold to attract readers' eyes. Elements like colors, images of main characters, and text are often designed to represent and match the genre of the film being advertised to clearly communicate this to the audience.
Evaluation final question 2
This document discusses the promotional package created for a horror film, including a trailer, magazine cover, and poster. The key elements are:
1) A consistent "house style" was used across all materials with a dark color palette, blurred images of the villain, and similar fonts to tie the pieces together.
2) The poster prominently features the sharp, red title against a black and grey backdrop to signal the horror genre.
3) The magazine cover shows a close-up of the blurred villain and uses Empire magazine's format with red and white text.
4) Edits to the trailer build tension through changing music, faster cuts, and darker footage before ending with a scare.
My film poster
The document describes a film poster created by the author. The poster features images from the film including a central box image, uses nature-inspired green and brown colors, and includes a tagline from the film's song. The faded images and placement of credits at the bottom are influenced by other film posters. The purpose is to represent the surreal nature of the film and traveling theme while encouraging viewership with a rating from a film review.
Evaluation question 2
The document describes the design choices made for a movie poster and magazine cover promoting a horror film called "The Tormented". Key elements included on both the poster and cover were a title, image, credits, and references to other successful horror films and directors. Color, font, images, and layout were chosen to be consistent with horror genre conventions to attract the target audience of teenagers.
Horror poster analysis
This horror movie poster uses dark red and black colors that represent blood, anger, and the unknown to signal to the audience that the film is a horror. The lone and scary character image also conveys this. Additionally, the tagline "welcome to your new nightmare" and formal title font style hint that the serial killer film is about attacking victims in their dreams.
Q1 Poster
The document discusses two horror movie posters that influenced the creation of the author's own movie poster project. The Hills Have Eyes poster inspired the use of a single ominous image, while the Resident Evil 3 poster provided the idea of a main character holding a weapon. Combining elements from these posters, the author worked to make their poster effective yet not overly busy, experimenting with placement, color, and fading images into the background.
Summary of ancillary products
The document discusses conventions used in film posters and magazines. It notes that posters typically feature large central images of the main characters to represent the film. They also use bold fonts, popular colors like red, and slogans or tags related to the film's plot. Magazine covers usually have a full-page celebrity photo to attract readers and relate to the publication's topic. Both posters and magazines aim to clearly display their title in a prominent sans-serif font that stands out from other text elements.
Evaluation- Question 2
This document discusses the promotional package created for a horror film, including a trailer, magazine cover, and poster. The key elements are:
1) A consistent "house style" was used across all materials with a dark color palette, masked or unrecognizable images of the villain, and similar fonts to tie it all together.
2) The poster prominently features the sharp, red title against a black and grey backdrop to signal the horror genre.
3) The magazine cover has a close-up of the masked villain overlaid on typical magazine text and fonts, maintaining the mysterious tone.
4) Edits to the trailer gradually increase tension through intensifying music, faster cuts, and darker imagery
Ancillary products
The document provides an analysis of the poster for the film "Scream 4". It summarizes the key design elements of the poster including the typography, image, colors, and layout. The typography uses a sans-serif font targeting a younger audience, with a large bold font size. The image shows the iconic Scream mask with an elongated knife. The colors of black, red, and white are used to connote mystery, terror, and blood. The layout places the central image at the top to draw attention. Overall, the poster employs common horror film conventions in its design.
Posters
The document discusses the design process for a movie poster. It describes two concepts that were developed:
1) The first poster featured the main protagonist Eve looking up at the trees with her tattoo visible, challenging conventions by not depicting her in distress. However, it lacked clear horror elements.
2) The second poster incorporated more horror conventions by including a large hand grabbing towards the viewer, alluding to threats in the woods shown in the trailer. User testing found this second poster was preferred by most participants as fitting better with the horror genre.
Horror film posters analysis
This document analyzes several horror film posters and discusses their design elements and how they effectively promote fear and intrigue in viewers. It notes that posters often mention previous successful films to boost credibility. It also discusses how limited color palettes, ominous imagery, short attention-grabbing slogans, and characters' indirect poses can create unease in audiences and make them want to learn more. Font choices, simple shapes, and subtle details are emphasized as important techniques to convey eeriness while grabbing attention.
Poster & why i chose it
The document discusses a movie poster the author created, focusing on a hand with a ring as it signifies death and mystery in the trailer. They chose to include critic comments to fill empty space and followed the dark background and simple colors of red, white, and black from the source material to maintain consistency of theme throughout the poster and trailer. Overall, the author aimed to follow horror genre conventions for the poster by centering on the hand and ring.
Evaluation 2
The document discusses branding and design choices for print products promoting the band All About Flux. It maintains coherence across items by using a consistent color palette of red, black, white and sepia tones evoking a circus/theater theme. Two main fonts, Orator and Stentiga, are used to keep the style simple and legible. Costumes and props establish characters and relate to the target audience. Lighting employs natural light for clarity and sepia effects to distinguish between narrative and performance sections. Visual themes of circus, mime and theater are carried through from the music video to print work according to positive audience feedback.
My a2 media evaluation part 2
1) The poster for the film challenges horror poster conventions by featuring a protagonist instead of an antagonist. It uses red highlights and splatters to represent the gore in the film. The font is similar to 'Shaun of the Dead' hinting at comedy elements.
2) The magazine cover features a close-up shot of a zombie from the trailer with taglines. It uses horror elements throughout to distinguish it from other magazines.
3) Both the poster and magazine tie into the trailer's style of gory horror comedy. The poster shares a similar scrolling text style from the trailer. The magazine features a character from the trailer to connect the pieces.
Contact sheets
The document contains contact sheets from photo shoots for a music magazine. The first contact sheet is from studio photos of Tyler wearing plain black and jeans under good lighting. The next is from photos taken of Tyler at a gig with existing stage lighting. Only 4 could be taken due to short sets. The third is from photos around Chester where the band The Jigsaws is from at their request. Earlier photos had lighting issues but improved. The band wore normal clothes. The fourth focuses on edited photos from the Jigsaws shoot, adjusted in Photoshop, with the first chosen as the magazine cover photo. The last contact sheet shows Polaroid-style edited images for variety on the contents page.
Film poster portrayal
The document discusses the elements that make an effective film poster, using the Dark Knight poster as an example. It analyzes the colors, images, and layout conventions used in that poster. The dark colors of black, blue, and orange create a mysterious and dangerous tone that matches the character of Batman. Images are typically placed in the center to draw the eye. By following these same conventions for colors, text placement, and overall design, the author aims to create a poster that similarly attracts audiences and makes them want to learn more about the film.
6. production reflection
The document summarizes the process used to create a movie poster. It describes how effects like contrast blending and shadows were used to make the monster seem evil. A scratched font was chosen to suggest the monster was a wolf and the color red was used to symbolize blood and lineage. Additional text was made engaging for audiences through its style and identification of the genre. Natural forest images were altered with effects to seem creepy and dangerous, matching the dark color scheme meant to convey horror. Professional-looking credit layouts from other posters were emulated to make the poster more eye-catching.
1. initial plans sf 2017
The document outlines initial plans for a creative project. It discusses using abstract shots with limited colors and close-ups/angles to immerse the audience. Color will be an important tool to convey character personalities and foreshadow events. Research will focus on how colors subconsciously influence audience interpretation and how camera movements and locations can show transitions in time and space. The goal is to tell an original, engaging story through intriguing visuals.
Noir FilmShoot Photots
The film shoot featured Lily Potter, Adam Burton and Harley Goulder depicting characters from "The Three Little Pigs" fairy tale in a film noir style. Various techniques were used to establish the noir genre, including costuming with a pig nose and suit, manipulating aspects of mise-en-scene, and editing photos to add noir elements and obscure facial features. Lighting was also experimented with to draw attention to props and locations that further developed the classic and modern interpretations of the noir genre over time.
Ancillary task magazine
1. The document describes the process of creating magazine covers to promote a horror film. Pencil sketches were drawn first, then scanned into Photoshop to create digital layouts.
2. Several draft magazine covers were made with changes to colors, images, and text to improve the horror aesthetic. One cover was chosen as the final version for being most appealing and conveying the genre.
3. Photos were taken of actors for the magazine, with some areas requiring touch-ups in Photoshop due to limitations of the green screen used. The chosen images helped relate the magazine to other promotional materials.
Step by step contents
Bethany Harvey created a magazine contents page through multiple drafts. She began with hand-drawn layouts and then computer-based drafts. Her early drafts had issues like small images, too much text, and colors that did not match the cover. Through feedback and research, she improved the layout across drafts by making images bigger, spacing out text over two pages, and matching colors to the red theme of the cover. The final draft addressed all issues and satisfied her target audience with a clear, informative yet appealing contents page to introduce the magazine contents.
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Evaluation Q1
This document summarizes how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. It begins with using the recognizable "Total Film" masthead to draw readers in, as magazines typically have mastheads. The main cover image transforms a model into a living skeleton using makeup and editing, challenging conventions by not having direct eye contact. A skeleton was chosen to represent the film's genre of death. While an atypical image, it creates mystery. The barcode, typically bottom right or under the masthead, is at the bottom to avoid disrupting the cover image. In short, it follows magazine conventions like the masthead but challenges others with an unusual cover image.
Movie magazine conventions
The document discusses common design elements of film magazine covers. It notes that most magazine covers feature a single prominent image from the featured film to draw attention to it. The fonts used for the magazine title and film name are typically large and bold to attract readers' eyes. Elements like colors, images of main characters, and text are often designed to represent and match the genre of the film being advertised to clearly communicate this to the audience.
Evaluation final question 2
This document discusses the promotional package created for a horror film, including a trailer, magazine cover, and poster. The key elements are:
1) A consistent "house style" was used across all materials with a dark color palette, blurred images of the villain, and similar fonts to tie the pieces together.
2) The poster prominently features the sharp, red title against a black and grey backdrop to signal the horror genre.
3) The magazine cover shows a close-up of the blurred villain and uses Empire magazine's format with red and white text.
4) Edits to the trailer build tension through changing music, faster cuts, and darker footage before ending with a scare.
My film poster
The document describes a film poster created by the author. The poster features images from the film including a central box image, uses nature-inspired green and brown colors, and includes a tagline from the film's song. The faded images and placement of credits at the bottom are influenced by other film posters. The purpose is to represent the surreal nature of the film and traveling theme while encouraging viewership with a rating from a film review.
Evaluation question 2
The document describes the design choices made for a movie poster and magazine cover promoting a horror film called "The Tormented". Key elements included on both the poster and cover were a title, image, credits, and references to other successful horror films and directors. Color, font, images, and layout were chosen to be consistent with horror genre conventions to attract the target audience of teenagers.
Horror poster analysis
This horror movie poster uses dark red and black colors that represent blood, anger, and the unknown to signal to the audience that the film is a horror. The lone and scary character image also conveys this. Additionally, the tagline "welcome to your new nightmare" and formal title font style hint that the serial killer film is about attacking victims in their dreams.
Q1 Poster
The document discusses two horror movie posters that influenced the creation of the author's own movie poster project. The Hills Have Eyes poster inspired the use of a single ominous image, while the Resident Evil 3 poster provided the idea of a main character holding a weapon. Combining elements from these posters, the author worked to make their poster effective yet not overly busy, experimenting with placement, color, and fading images into the background.
Summary of ancillary products
The document discusses conventions used in film posters and magazines. It notes that posters typically feature large central images of the main characters to represent the film. They also use bold fonts, popular colors like red, and slogans or tags related to the film's plot. Magazine covers usually have a full-page celebrity photo to attract readers and relate to the publication's topic. Both posters and magazines aim to clearly display their title in a prominent sans-serif font that stands out from other text elements.
Evaluation- Question 2
This document discusses the promotional package created for a horror film, including a trailer, magazine cover, and poster. The key elements are:
1) A consistent "house style" was used across all materials with a dark color palette, masked or unrecognizable images of the villain, and similar fonts to tie it all together.
2) The poster prominently features the sharp, red title against a black and grey backdrop to signal the horror genre.
3) The magazine cover has a close-up of the masked villain overlaid on typical magazine text and fonts, maintaining the mysterious tone.
4) Edits to the trailer gradually increase tension through intensifying music, faster cuts, and darker imagery
Ancillary products
The document provides an analysis of the poster for the film "Scream 4". It summarizes the key design elements of the poster including the typography, image, colors, and layout. The typography uses a sans-serif font targeting a younger audience, with a large bold font size. The image shows the iconic Scream mask with an elongated knife. The colors of black, red, and white are used to connote mystery, terror, and blood. The layout places the central image at the top to draw attention. Overall, the poster employs common horror film conventions in its design.
Posters
The document discusses the design process for a movie poster. It describes two concepts that were developed:
1) The first poster featured the main protagonist Eve looking up at the trees with her tattoo visible, challenging conventions by not depicting her in distress. However, it lacked clear horror elements.
2) The second poster incorporated more horror conventions by including a large hand grabbing towards the viewer, alluding to threats in the woods shown in the trailer. User testing found this second poster was preferred by most participants as fitting better with the horror genre.
Horror film posters analysis
This document analyzes several horror film posters and discusses their design elements and how they effectively promote fear and intrigue in viewers. It notes that posters often mention previous successful films to boost credibility. It also discusses how limited color palettes, ominous imagery, short attention-grabbing slogans, and characters' indirect poses can create unease in audiences and make them want to learn more. Font choices, simple shapes, and subtle details are emphasized as important techniques to convey eeriness while grabbing attention.
Poster & why i chose it
The document discusses a movie poster the author created, focusing on a hand with a ring as it signifies death and mystery in the trailer. They chose to include critic comments to fill empty space and followed the dark background and simple colors of red, white, and black from the source material to maintain consistency of theme throughout the poster and trailer. Overall, the author aimed to follow horror genre conventions for the poster by centering on the hand and ring.
Evaluation 2
The document discusses branding and design choices for print products promoting the band All About Flux. It maintains coherence across items by using a consistent color palette of red, black, white and sepia tones evoking a circus/theater theme. Two main fonts, Orator and Stentiga, are used to keep the style simple and legible. Costumes and props establish characters and relate to the target audience. Lighting employs natural light for clarity and sepia effects to distinguish between narrative and performance sections. Visual themes of circus, mime and theater are carried through from the music video to print work according to positive audience feedback.
My a2 media evaluation part 2
1) The poster for the film challenges horror poster conventions by featuring a protagonist instead of an antagonist. It uses red highlights and splatters to represent the gore in the film. The font is similar to 'Shaun of the Dead' hinting at comedy elements.
2) The magazine cover features a close-up shot of a zombie from the trailer with taglines. It uses horror elements throughout to distinguish it from other magazines.
3) Both the poster and magazine tie into the trailer's style of gory horror comedy. The poster shares a similar scrolling text style from the trailer. The magazine features a character from the trailer to connect the pieces.
Contact sheets
The document contains contact sheets from photo shoots for a music magazine. The first contact sheet is from studio photos of Tyler wearing plain black and jeans under good lighting. The next is from photos taken of Tyler at a gig with existing stage lighting. Only 4 could be taken due to short sets. The third is from photos around Chester where the band The Jigsaws is from at their request. Earlier photos had lighting issues but improved. The band wore normal clothes. The fourth focuses on edited photos from the Jigsaws shoot, adjusted in Photoshop, with the first chosen as the magazine cover photo. The last contact sheet shows Polaroid-style edited images for variety on the contents page.
Film poster portrayal
The document discusses the elements that make an effective film poster, using the Dark Knight poster as an example. It analyzes the colors, images, and layout conventions used in that poster. The dark colors of black, blue, and orange create a mysterious and dangerous tone that matches the character of Batman. Images are typically placed in the center to draw the eye. By following these same conventions for colors, text placement, and overall design, the author aims to create a poster that similarly attracts audiences and makes them want to learn more about the film.
6. production reflection
The document summarizes the process used to create a movie poster. It describes how effects like contrast blending and shadows were used to make the monster seem evil. A scratched font was chosen to suggest the monster was a wolf and the color red was used to symbolize blood and lineage. Additional text was made engaging for audiences through its style and identification of the genre. Natural forest images were altered with effects to seem creepy and dangerous, matching the dark color scheme meant to convey horror. Professional-looking credit layouts from other posters were emulated to make the poster more eye-catching.
1. initial plans sf 2017
The document outlines initial plans for a creative project. It discusses using abstract shots with limited colors and close-ups/angles to immerse the audience. Color will be an important tool to convey character personalities and foreshadow events. Research will focus on how colors subconsciously influence audience interpretation and how camera movements and locations can show transitions in time and space. The goal is to tell an original, engaging story through intriguing visuals.
Noir FilmShoot Photots
The film shoot featured Lily Potter, Adam Burton and Harley Goulder depicting characters from "The Three Little Pigs" fairy tale in a film noir style. Various techniques were used to establish the noir genre, including costuming with a pig nose and suit, manipulating aspects of mise-en-scene, and editing photos to add noir elements and obscure facial features. Lighting was also experimented with to draw attention to props and locations that further developed the classic and modern interpretations of the noir genre over time.
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Ancillary task magazine
1. The document describes the process of creating magazine covers to promote a horror film. Pencil sketches were drawn first, then scanned into Photoshop to create digital layouts.
2. Several draft magazine covers were made with changes to colors, images, and text to improve the horror aesthetic. One cover was chosen as the final version for being most appealing and conveying the genre.
3. Photos were taken of actors for the magazine, with some areas requiring touch-ups in Photoshop due to limitations of the green screen used. The chosen images helped relate the magazine to other promotional materials.
Step by step contents
Bethany Harvey created a magazine contents page through multiple drafts. She began with hand-drawn layouts and then computer-based drafts. Her early drafts had issues like small images, too much text, and colors that did not match the cover. Through feedback and research, she improved the layout across drafts by making images bigger, spacing out text over two pages, and matching colors to the red theme of the cover. The final draft addressed all issues and satisfied her target audience with a clear, informative yet appealing contents page to introduce the magazine contents.
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- Adobe Photoshop Elements 7.0 for editing photos; it has organizing, fixing, creating and sharing features.
- YouTube to upload draft and final trailers, as well as construction videos.
- SlideShare to upload PowerPoint presentations and PDF files.
Ict and equipment i used
The document discusses equipment used to create a film project including two Canon cameras, a green screen, and microphones. It describes the reasons for using each piece of equipment, problems encountered, how each was used, and for what purposes. Photoshop, Audacity, and Premier Pro software were also used for editing photos, audio, and video respectively.
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Evaluation Q2
The document discusses how the author's main film product and ancillary texts (magazine, poster, trailer) relate to and support each other. Specifically:
- The magazine, poster, and trailer use similar colors, fonts, images, and references to build relationships between the pieces and make the film recognizable.
- Horror conventions like a demon identity, creepy music and scenes, and implied danger are used across the pieces to clearly signal the horror genre.
- While layouts differ between pieces for variety, other shared elements like title treatments and cast images create connections to link the texts together.
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The document summarizes the similarities between a movie poster and magazine cover created by the author for a horror film. Both pieces use a dark color scheme of black, grey, and red. The same font is used for the slogan and pull quotes to maintain consistency. Identical images of the main menacing actor are featured to emphasize his key role. The language in both is effectively terrifying and aims to make the audience feel helpless by imagining what could happen in the film.
Question 2
The document discusses the color scheme and design elements used across a movie poster, trailer, and magazine. A black and red color scheme is used to make the title and main character stand out and link the three pieces together. Black and white is also used to create a sense of danger and intrigue. The main character is prominently featured in all three works to emphasize his importance to the narrative. Release date and cast information are also consistently included to engage and inform audiences. The coordinated design is intended to present the works as part of a cohesive promotional campaign.
Question 2
The document discusses the genre, poster, magazine, and trailer that the author created for a film project.
For the genre, the author chose thriller/horror to explore different aspects of both genres and create an original film. A sub-genre allows for a wider target audience.
For the poster, the author looked at popular film posters in the genre for conventions like haunting faces and simple text. The author's poster features a vulnerable expression and uses dark colors and text to convey danger.
For the magazine, the author analyzed layouts of film magazines and included typical elements like masthead, film title, and limited colors. The cover image and font are meant to imply suspense and danger.
Evaluation Question 2: Ancillary Products
My Evaluation Question 2 "How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts?"answer for my ancillary products.
Evalution
The document discusses the creation of promotional materials for a film as part of a class project, including a teaser trailer, film poster, and film magazine. It emphasizes the importance of ensuring the materials are interconnected and recognizable as being from the same creator. Key elements like title, fonts, colors, imagery, and genre cues were deliberately chosen and applied consistently across all pieces to clearly brand them as promoting the same film and to help the target audience easily identify the related works.
Evaluation final question 2
The document discusses promotional materials created for a horror film, including a trailer, magazine cover, and poster. It analyzes how each component was designed to fit within a consistent "house style" to signal the film's genre and create a cohesive promotional package. Dark color palettes, masked or obscured villain imagery, and fonts that convey danger or sharpness were used across all pieces to identify the film as a horror project. Feedback is provided on iteration of the magazine cover and poster designs to refine the masked villain imagery and balance visibility with mystery.
Self evaluation
The document discusses the student's process for creating draft posters and a magazine cover for their horror film project. For the posters, they considered conventions related to genre (horror) and form (poster design). Key elements included font style, image placement, and use of color. Compared to the Insidious poster, the student's designs demonstrated some effective conventions but could be improved with additional details or an establishing shot background. The magazine cover also incorporated genre and form conventions, but its long shot image and limited colors made it less conventional than the Insidious example.
Evaluation q1
Throughout their media products, the creator aimed to use conventions of the psychological thriller genre to make their work look professional and realistic. Some conventions they employed included using a descriptive yet ambiguous title ("Snatched"), everyday settings to make the narrative relatable, and editing techniques like cuts and fades common in film trailers. While magazines typically feature action films, the creator challenged conventions somewhat by using a psychological thriller on their magazine cover. Color schemes and imagery also drew on conventions associated with the thriller genre. The creator's goal was to stick closely to conventions to ensure their trailer and ancillary materials would be perceived as authentic examples of the genre.
Evaluation Question 2: Ancillary Products
My Evaluation Question 2 "How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts?"answer for my ancillary products.
Magazine production
The document discusses the production of a magazine cover and layout. It describes choosing a model and location for photography, editing images through techniques like gradient overlays to add shadows, designing the magazine name and title in bold fonts, including relevant text about an upcoming film release, and adding conventions like a barcode and publication date. The goal was to create a magazine design that intrigued audiences about the main character and drew them in to learn more about an exclusive story.
Media Evaluation: Question 1 & 2
The document discusses how the media producer's magazine, poster, and trailer for a horror film called "We Need to Talk About Robert" use and challenge conventions of real media products in similar and different ways. Specifically, the magazine, poster, and trailer all use conventions like incorporating the film's title and villain/protagonist. However, they also challenge conventions, like putting the villain instead of protagonist on the magazine cover and using ambiguous language for the film's release date on the poster. The document also discusses how the color schemes, fonts, camera angles, and photography are effectively combined across the products to maintain consistency with horror genre conventions.
Conventions of form & genre
The document discusses how the magazine cover follows conventions of form and genre. Key conventions used include placing the main image in the center, using bold fonts, including a barcode and issue details, and using colors like red and black associated with horror. Following these conventions helps the audience easily identify it as a magazine cover and understand it is advertising a horror film. The teaser poster also uses conventions like minimal text, continuity with the trailer through imagery and tagline, and fonts and colors that stand out to draw the audience in while maintaining mystery about the film's title. Conforming to genre conventions clarifies this is a horror product for viewers.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how effective the combination of a main product and ancillary texts is. It analyzes how synergy was created across different media platforms for a film project, including a magazine cover, poster, and teaser trailer. Color coding of characters and a consistent urban style were used to link the texts. Both the poster and trailer featured the main actor in the center with supporting characters on the sides. Overall, the document argues that this approach succeeded in engaging audiences and promoting the film through synergy across the ancillary materials.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a main product with ancillary texts. The author tried to use consistent conventions across their poster, magazine review, and short film to create synergy. Dark colors and similar themes were used throughout to make the products easily identifiable as related. While the poster and magazine review were largely successful due to their dark tones and legible text, the short film could be improved with better dialogue, camera quality, and a more representative poster image.
Question 1 Evaluation Ancillary
Rhiannon Jenkins discusses how she adhered to film poster conventions in creating her own poster. She based the color scheme and layout on posters for The Woman in Black and House at the End of the Street. The image she used depicts a close-up of a female protagonist looking away from the camera to create intrigue. She also included a background image and text formatting that conforms to typical conventions. For her magazine cover, she followed color scheme, layout, and imaging conventions from the magazine Empire to make her cover look authentic.
Evaluation question 1
This document summarizes how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real media products. Specifically, it discusses:
1. How the magazine cover and film poster use conventions from existing magazines and films such as layout, images, and design elements.
2. Ways the magazine cover and film poster were developed compared to references, including changes to mastheads, cover lines, backgrounds, and titles.
3. Elements of the magazine cover and film poster that challenge conventions, like additional banners, varied text colors, inclusion of new information like price and reviews.
Question 2
There are several similarities across the filmmaker's three media products of a poster, magazine cover, and film trailer. The poster and magazine cover both feature actresses in a similar pose looking at the camera. All three products use costume to hide the faces of antagonists and create mystery. The same font was used for the title in the poster and film trailer. The poster and magazine cover also share a common color scheme of red and blue with dark backgrounds to emphasize the horror genre of the film.
Evaluation
The document discusses the creation of a teaser trailer, film poster, and film magazine for a media studies project. It outlines the conventions of these media forms that were researched, such as teaser trailers being short and building suspense without revealing much of the plot. Elements like music, camera shots, lighting, locations, and editing were considered when making the teaser trailer, and care was taken to challenge some conventions as well. A process of research, analysis of other examples, photo editing, and design was used to create the poster and magazine following their respective conventions. Connections between the main products and ancillary texts were established through visual elements like characters, crosses, and color schemes. Feedback was gathered from a focus
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The document analyzes film trailers, magazines, and posters to understand conventions used in these media. It describes conventions found, such as using fast shots and dark scenes to build suspense in trailers. For magazines, it notes the main film image is typically at the bottom meeting the title. Posters usually have a clear title at top and image of victim/villain, with dark colors and effects adding to scare factor. The document examines real products to develop an understanding of standard forms and challenge conventions in the media product it aims to create.
Identity branding
This document discusses how the different elements of a magazine work together to create a consistent identity. The author used the same colors, fonts, and similar images throughout their magazine to ensure the front cover, contents page, and double page spread all felt related. While the layout of each page differed based on the information and images, common branding elements like the house font, red/black/white color scheme, and people/clothing in the images allowed the magazine to have a cohesive look and feel. The goal was for readers to immediately recognize what publication they were viewing based on its unique attributes and style.
Ict used
The document discusses the equipment and software used to create images and a magazine, including a Canon EOS 1100D camera, green screen, lighting, Photoshop, QuarkXPress, and Fireworks. A green screen was used to take character photos and add backgrounds. Photoshop was used to edit photos and text. QuarkXPress helped produce the magazine layout. Fireworks was also used to edit some images and titles.
Ict used
The document discusses the equipment and software used to create images and a magazine, including a Canon EOS 1100D camera, green screen, lighting, Photoshop, QuarkXPress, and Fireworks. A green screen was used to take character photos and add backgrounds. Photoshop was used to edit photos and text. QuarkXPress helped produce the magazine layout. Fireworks was also used to edit some images and titles.
Step by step front cover
The document describes Bethany Harvey's process for designing the front cover of her magazine "Rock On!". It discusses 5 main steps:
1) Drawing initial layout drafts and considering the target audience.
2) Creating computer-based drafts and choosing a simple layout to attract readers.
3) Producing a first draft cover that needed improvements to proportions and colors.
4) A second draft incorporating planned changes but still needing refinement.
5) A final draft with a jail-themed background, guitar props, and taglines to stand out from competitors. Bethany was pleased with addressing issues through multiple revisions.
Ict equipment as
Canon EOS 1100d and Canon EOS 550d cameras were used to take high quality images for a magazine. Adobe Photoshop was used to edit the images by adding effects and text so that the images fit the purpose of what was being created. QuarkXPress, a desktop publishing software, allowed the creation and construction of the 'POP' magazine by adding various elements like pictures and text.
Eval q4
Bethany Harvey used various media technologies throughout the research, planning, construction, and evaluation stages of her project. She used Adobe Photoshop and Premier Pro to plan and construct storyboards and draft trailers. She used Audacity to record voiceovers and Adobe Encoder to encode videos for uploading. Prezi was used to create an interactive presentation and YouTube and Slideshare were used to upload and host videos and presentations online for evidence and accessibility.
Movie trailer eval
This document discusses drafts of a movie trailer and provides feedback. The first draft introduced two characters and cut between them to keep viewers engaged. However, it lacked context and title screens. The second draft addressed this with title screens explaining the story and characters. It also used sound effects like heartbeats to build tension. The document provides positive feedback on elements like cuts, fades and clips that reveal character emotions and action. Areas for improvement include using music throughout and modifying some visual and sound effects. The final draft will incorporate lessons learned from feedback on the first two drafts.
Movie magazine eval
This document summarizes and compares three draft designs for a magazine. The first draft was unclear whether it was for hip hop or movies. It lacked a professional design. The second draft improved layout but still needed page numbers and clarification of topic. The third draft was a successful combination of the first two, using both pictures effectively to clearly communicate the movie topic, with optimized use of space and highlighted information in red.
Ancillary tasks
1) The document discusses three tasks - a trailer, magazine cover, and poster - created to promote a film. All three tasks have the same purpose of enticing the target audience to watch the trailer and film.
2) The tasks are related because they work together to promote the film across different media using elements like images and text to attract the audience.
3) When reviewing the three tasks together, the author found they had a consistent identity using the same color scheme, text, logo, and similar images to clearly link the tasks and brand them as being part of the same promotional campaign.
Ancillary tasks evaluation
Bethany Harvey created a poster, magazine, and trailer for a film project. She ensured they were recognizably related through shared elements like characters, fonts, and color schemes using black, red, and white, which represent the horror genre. While the poster, magazine, and trailer all reference each other through these visual cues, she varied the specific images and fonts used between pieces to avoid making the connections too overt or repetitive for audiences. The shared stylistic elements give the materials a cohesive identity while still maintaining some independence.
Ancillary task poster
Bethany Harvey created several draft posters for her class project on the film "Tick Tock". She began with pencil sketches of her ideas, then used Photoshop to create digital versions. Her first poster draft was plain black and white, so she made changes to the second draft, such as adding color and elements like a clock inside the clown mask. For her final poster, Bethany chose a landscape orientation to make it stand out from typical portrait posters. She selected images of the mask, clock and cast to provide context about the horror film's genre and plot.
My magazine design
The document discusses three draft designs for a magazine cover created by the author in Photoshop CS5. Draft 1 uses elements like color, images and layout to resemble a professional magazine. Draft 2 experiments with an unconventional design using slanted text and colored headings. Draft 3 places the title, images and headings in boxes to make information stand out, but could be improved by adding more content.
Ict used
The document summarizes the equipment and software used to create a film trailer, including two Canon DSLR cameras, a green screen, microphone, Photoshop, Premier Pro, and Audacity. The Canon EOS 550D was favored for its video capabilities. The green screen allowed adding backgrounds. The microphone captured audio. Photoshop edited photos and text. Premier Pro was used to edit video and add effects/titles. Audacity recorded voiceovers and added sound effects, though it had issues with static and saving files as a whole.
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- 1. How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary text
- 2. Relationship between task My magazine and poster all have things in common, I have done this so that people can easily recognise the film, to be successful you need to have a strong connection. If so they will be able to sell better and more. This is why I chose to have similarities between mine.
- 3. How do they support the genre I feel all the tasks I have done have meat the genre, I feel this because of the factors used in my poster, magazine and trailer. House style font layout and horror conventions are some of the ways that I have supported my genre, it has also helped build a good relationship between my ancillary and my main products
- 4. House style Through out my magazine and poster I have used the same colours, red black and white, these colours can all symbolise one thing, an example of this would be the colour red represents danger and the colour black represents darkness, so these are good colours to use when doing a horror trailer.
- 5. Font styles In my poster I used very little text and just used one piece of text at the top of the image in big blue letters, I done this as I wanted the image to stand out more and people to focus on this, for my magazine I used a lot more colour and size, my title was still the biggest piece of text in red but there were smaller sub heading in all different colours, for example, yellow,white and blue.
- 6. images I did not use many images in my poster or magazine. I chose to just use an image of one person, I did this because my trailer is about one person who gets possessed and start killing people so I wanted my posters and magazine to resemble what my trailer was about.
- 7. Layout Throughout the project I have pretty much used the same layout. For both my poster and magazine the layout was the same, as on both the big headline either the title of the magazine or the name of the movie on the poster was at the top of the page and the image of the film was central and below the text.
- 8. Horror conventions/identities My horror conventions and identities was paced around possession and murder, After watching films just as paranormal activities and seeing how they try and poses people I tried to use this in my own and man the victim become possessed and start killing and go after the person who nocked him down.