The document discusses conventions for a horror film final girl and villain, including common settings, shots, and visual elements. It also analyzes a magazine cover, poster, and trailer for a horror film called "The Locket" in terms of design, visuals, and how professionally produced they appear. Feedback on the materials is provided, noting aspects like the engaging music/scenes but suggesting the main character could look more scared.

6. The centre of his hand in the middle of the paper shows that locket (to emphasise the significance of the necklace and the fact that it’s linked to the magazine and the trailer The paper in the centre of the poster links in with the “you look like my dead girlfriend letter we inserted in our trailer Tagline of the movie above the paper that put into quotes as he says the line in the story Title of the story is red with splats of blood surrounding the title – to show that the film will contain gore The villain is wearing the same clothes – another link with the magazine and the trailer Dark sky and bluish grey clouds “hide” the villain’s red eyes – the fact that his eyes are hidden above the clouds shows that he is everywhere Two symmetrical images of the villain continues to emphasise the fact that he is everywhere. It also shows that there are two sides of him Further conventions of a poster is shown with the use of small images below the text – image of production logo, icon of the movie, the rating and the additional “restricted” rating to link back to the rating card in the trailer White text to present the cast and crew of the making of the overall project, along with the date of release and the official website of the movie Adeeti is in the centre of the page to link in with the trailer where there is a colllage of her pictures that the villain flips through

7. Colour scheme of red, black and white (with yellow for exposing banner)– his black coat and white T-shirt underneath compliment the magazine colours Pull quote to present a preview for the audience Mid-shot of our actor’s posture shows confidence, his head behind masthead to show he is yet of importance within the industry but may become a rising star because he made it into the cover, Masthead with reversed out type effect using red and white with an additional “blending option” used to create a 3D effect Plugs – free posters of several celebrities to continually persuade consumers to buy the issue (it’s in a sticker-like box that bleeds on the side) Price, date and issue number similarly written in the same section of a Total Film Magazine, with the website written just beneath the “M” Yellow banner at the top with “exclusive” to show significance of the article so it draws attention to consumer Same type of Total Film barcode “ Plus” to show that consumers will get even more buying the issue – with colours of red and white “ Upcoming Releases” To give the audience a preview of what’s to come – with a reversed out type effect with colour scheme of red and white Text written in the corner to credit photographer Puff – “explosive” to engage readers about the what’s to come in the year Actor’s angle-of-gaze is staring into the audience with an intimidating look – challenging the audience Black boarder shaping the cover to create a more professional look – similarly to how it was done in the 2006 Vendetta issue

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