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Plasma Films would be the main investor in the independent film and help fund its production as the made-up production company featured in the opening titles. Tick Boom Productions would supply equipment and play a large role in filming, editing, and overall production. Love Light Films would distribute the film to cinemas and make physical copies to sell to audiences. Cactus Studio Films conceived of the film and includes the writer, director, and production team, and would provide the various crew roles like actors.
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Evaluation Q2
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Film Ident/ Distributing Company Research
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Eval 2
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Evaluation Question 2
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Promo package
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Evaluation Question 1
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
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Evaluation Q2
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Evaluation Question 2
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Evaluation Question 1
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
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Film titles-animated
The opening titles for the comedy film will appear after establishing the storyline by showing each character individually answering a phone call. The titles will be in a large font to signal to the audience that this is a comedy, where the presentation of the titles is not very important. Each character's name will appear on the phone screen as they receive a call to introduce the characters before the opening titles.
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Font moodboard
1) SELL Productions chose the font for their feature film title first since it would be shown live in the opening rather than added in post-production.
2) The title is split into two parts with separate fonts to have a formal font for one part and a more youth-oriented font for the other part, similar to "The Princess Diaries".
3) The film's title was decided as "Nobody's Perfect" which is a common phrase that fits the film better than the original consideration of just "Perfect". The "Nobody's" part would be layered on top of "Perfect" as if added angrily.
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Evaluation question 3
A small, independent film distribution company would be most likely to distribute the film because it has a low budget, only two main characters who are not big actors, and was filmed in a way that shows it does not have a very high budget. The film's producers created a production company called "Silverline Productions" that would focus on distributing low budget romance and drama films, which can still look professional without high budgets for special effects or big stars. While the film has a low budget, professional-quality cameras and editing are still important to capture the depressing tone of the romance story and effectively reach viewers.
Poster coventions
The poster conventions document summarizes the key elements of a movie poster including:
1) A tagline at the top to intrigue audiences about the movie's plot.
2) The movie title in red and positioned in the lower third to stand out on the white background.
3) A release date at the bottom to build anticipation for the movie's arrival.
4) An ambiguous and blurred main image of the antagonist to create confusion and obscure what the image depicts, drawing audiences to the movie.
5) A color palette of greys, red, and black with the red drawing attention, as red can influence emotions like anxiety and arousal in the brain.
Examples of websites
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Question 2 evaluation
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Film titles-animated
The opening titles for the comedy film will appear after establishing the storyline by showing each character individually answering a phone call. The titles will be in a large font to signal to the audience that this is a comedy, where the presentation of the titles is not very important. Each character's name will appear on the phone screen as they receive a call to introduce the characters before the opening titles.
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The document analyzes several romantic film posters and their key features. It finds that many posters prominently feature the main actors embracing or interacting in a way that shows dominance. Posters also commonly use humor, smiles, and laughter. Over time, romantic film posters have shifted from depicting dramatic love stories to incorporating more comedy and realistic relationships. The document then examines specific posters for The Back-Up Plan, Love Happens, Friends with Benefits, and The Holiday, analyzing colors, images, text, and other design elements used. It concludes that examining other posters has helped the author understand conventions and given ideas to exploit in their own upcoming romantic film poster.
Font moodboard
1) SELL Productions chose the font for their feature film title first since it would be shown live in the opening rather than added in post-production.
2) The title is split into two parts with separate fonts to have a formal font for one part and a more youth-oriented font for the other part, similar to "The Princess Diaries".
3) The film's title was decided as "Nobody's Perfect" which is a common phrase that fits the film better than the original consideration of just "Perfect". The "Nobody's" part would be layered on top of "Perfect" as if added angrily.
Movie poster conventions
Movie posters are a form of advertising that can be physically placed in public spaces like billboards and buses. Effective movie posters typically include the title, actors, genre-specific iconography or imagery, taglines, and release dates. This document focuses on conventions for horror and thriller movie posters, which usually feature dark color palettes, frightening images, and taglines that hint at the scary plotlines. Iconography and taglines are especially important on posters because viewers only have a brief moment to understand the genre from a passing glance. The examples provided demonstrate how horror movie posters convey fear through images of screaming faces and references to other famous scary films.
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This title sequence introduces the audience to the production companies, director, and main actors involved in the film. Over the course of twelve titles from 0.0 to 1.53, the sequence displays the logos of production companies like Universal to establish the high production quality. It identifies Peter Berg as the well-known director and features several big name actors like Taylor Kitsch, Emile Hirsch, and Ben Foster who would attract audiences based on their past successful roles. Interspersed footage also begins to set the scene of intense military training and builds intrigue around the film's themes while not yet revealing the full plot.
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Question 3
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Evaluation question 3
A small, independent film distribution company would be most likely to distribute the film because it has a low budget, only two main characters who are not big actors, and was filmed in a way that shows it does not have a very high budget. The film's producers created a production company called "Silverline Productions" that would focus on distributing low budget romance and drama films, which can still look professional without high budgets for special effects or big stars. While the film has a low budget, professional-quality cameras and editing are still important to capture the depressing tone of the romance story and effectively reach viewers.
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4) An ambiguous and blurred main image of the antagonist to create confusion and obscure what the image depicts, drawing audiences to the movie.
5) A color palette of greys, red, and black with the red drawing attention, as red can influence emotions like anxiety and arousal in the brain.
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The document provides examples of elements commonly found on documentary and film websites. These include a title; synopsis; embedded trailer; navigation links; promotion of DVD sales; viewer quotes; awards and festival selections; background images representing the film's theme; simple color schemes; search functionality; information on the film company; related films; latest news; social media links; director and crew details; and a banner indicating theater showings. The elements are intended to inform visitors about the film and promote its purchase and viewing.
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Evaluation activity 3
Plasma Films would be the main investor in the independent film, supplying funding for its production as the fictional production company appearing in the opening titles. Tick Boom Productions would serve as the main production company, providing equipment and taking a large role in filming, editing, and producing the film. Love Light Films would distribute the film to cinemas and make physical copies to sell to audiences. Cactus Studio Films, as the company that conceived of the idea for the film, would encompass the writer, director, and production team, and provide credits for actors and other roles.
Evaluation
Here are the key points I gathered from your response:
- You used a variety of technologies for research, planning, construction, and evaluation including Mac computers, Photoshop, Final Cut Pro, YouTube, Google, SlideShare, and shooting equipment like the Nikon D300 camera.
- These technologies helped with researching existing media products, planning your own work, constructing your film trailer and ancillary tasks, and evaluating your work based on audience feedback.
- Specific uses included researching trailers and magazines on YouTube, finding templates and inspiration on Google, constructing the magazine cover and poster in Photoshop, editing the trailer in Final Cut Pro, uploading work and presentations to blogs, SlideShare, and Issuu,
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Paramount Pictures would produce and distribute the film. As a well-known production company, Paramount could attract large audiences and provide a reasonable budget. The film would be similar to successful horror films like The Blair Witch Project and Eden Lake but have a unique story. Paramount and distributors would fund the film by producing and selling it.
Evaluation question 3 group030
Paramount Pictures would produce and distribute the film. As a well-known production company, Paramount could attract large audiences and provide a reasonable budget. The film would be similar to successful horror films like The Blair Witch Project and Eden Lake but have a unique story. Paramount and distributors would fund the film by producing and selling it.
Evaluation 3
This document discusses CRAYon Productions, the company that created a 2 minute thriller. It summarizes that CRAYon Productions chose their name and logo to represent creativity and the thriller/horror genre. It also discusses that a production company is responsible for casting, scripting, and budgeting a film. A distributor like Universal is responsible for marketing and deciding how widely to release a film. The document notes that a production company like Paramount Pictures would provide funding for props, costumes, and filming of the thriller.
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This document discusses a film production company called Vortex Productions and their logo design. It then provides information on the roles and responsibilities of a production company in overseeing a film project. The document recommends Universal Pictures as a suitable film distributor given its wide fan base and past success distributing action films similar in genre to the one being produced. It also discusses potential methods for promoting the film and securing initial funding, such as pitching the idea to film companies or creating movie merchandise.
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The document discusses how the creator developed a brand identity for their short film "Underneath the Stones" and related marketing materials through consistent use of key visual elements. The main branding element is a mysterious box that is central to the film's plot and featured prominently in the teaser trailer, film poster, and magazine cover. Additionally, an eye motif representing the film's antagonist is used to create recognizability across materials. Synergy between film and print media is achieved through matching font and color palette for the film title. The magazine cover was designed to resemble the well-known "Empire" film magazine for credibility and awareness of the horror genre film.
Evaluation post 3
The production company logo was chosen to fit the dark and mysterious genre of the film and represent fear with a gas mask image. The logo is kept simple with the mask on a white background so as not to confuse viewers. The production company name, C.M.D.J productions, is included and is an abbreviation of the founders' names to let audiences know who created the film.
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The document discusses a promotional package for a horror film that includes a film magazine cover, poster, and trailer. It explains how the elements were designed to work cohesively together through the use of similar fonts, colors, and imagery. The format was chosen because it mirrors the typical promotional process for films, and using multiple elements across different media helps generate broader awareness and interest from audiences.
Evaluation 3
This document discusses plans for a psychological thriller film called "Dark Minds" produced by Element Productions. Element Productions chose Universal Pictures as their production company and distributor due to Universal's experience and success with blockbuster films. The budget will be spent on advertising a trailer to generate interest in the full film. The film is inspired by psychological thrillers like The Silence of the Lambs and Sinister that aim to unsettle viewers' minds rather than rely on graphic violence. Element Productions wants the film distributed on various platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime, DVD, and in cinemas to reach a wide audience.
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This document summarizes the influences and conventions used in creating an original film trailer, poster, magazine, and other marketing materials for a student media project. It discusses influences drawn from real film posters like Submarine and 500 Days of Summer, including use of focal images, consistent fonts, and reviews. Film trailer conventions like character introductions, relationship shots, and end credits are also analyzed. The document examines influences from real film marketing companies and magazines like Total Film to guide design of an original company logo and magazine cover. Overall, the document shows how the student media project draws upon and develops conventions of real film marketing while creating original work.
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This document summarizes the influences and conventions used in creating an original film trailer, poster, magazine, and other marketing materials for a student media project. It discusses influences drawn from real film posters like Submarine and 500 Days of Summer, including use of focal images, consistent fonts, and reviews. Film trailer conventions like character introductions, relationship shots, and end credits are also examined. The document outlines the ident, magazine cover design, and color palette used, citing influences from actual film companies and magazines like Total Film. Overall, the document shows how the student media project draws from established conventions while developing its own distinct visual identity and style.
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The document discusses conventions used in film trailers and posters to promote media productions. It describes how the author's trailer and promotional materials for a film follow conventions like using key plot moments out of order, including release date and production company at the end of the trailer, and using titles to introduce clips. The poster features the main character and production details against a backdrop relating to the plot. Challenges to conventions include combining genres of action, thriller and sci-fi and portraying the main character as potentially a "false protagonist".
Unbenannt 1
The production company logo was chosen to fit the comedy genre of their film. The logo features red, swans, and seagulls to convey love, energy, and positivity to viewers. The production company is called SEA PRODUCTIONS, representing the initials of the founders, Sanam, Emily, and Arne. 20th Century Fox was selected as the film distributor because they have successfully distributed similar comedy films and release movies worldwide for greater success. Funding would ideally come from the National Lottery UK Film Council, as they support filmmakers facing financial issues. The opening titles were presented in white text for sufficient viewing time to credit those involved in making the film.
Company identity research
A company identity or ident is a logo or graphic design that represents a company, especially in film. The document discusses and analyzes the idents of three major film studios: TriStar Pictures, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, and 20th Century Fox. For each, it notes elements that convey power, leadership, excitement or that make the ident iconic and easily recognizable. The conclusion states that the document hopes to create a new company ident that is as simplistic and successful as these major studio idents.
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A production company is responsible for creating the film through budgeting, casting, hiring a director and crew, and would be responsible for any accidents on set. The group created "Lighthouse Productions" to guide audiences to good films. They designed an ident with lights moving like a lighthouse and their name flowing in. A distributor gets the film into cinemas by deciding showtimes and promoting it. They chose Revolver Entertainment as they specialize in low budget films. They would fund the film through a BFI grant for low budget films to help budget it easily.
Question 3
The document discusses potential media institutions that could distribute a new production company's media product. It suggests that film festivals are a good option, as major production companies scout for new ideas at festivals and may promote or acquire independent films. Online distribution through platforms like YouTube or Netflix is also discussed as a profitable option with low costs. The production company could also partner with smaller companies like Isle of Man Films or directly distribute to streaming services and retailers like Amazon to market the film online and on streaming devices. Physical distribution methods like DVD or Blu-ray releases are also mentioned.
Evaluation question 2
The combination of the film, trailer, poster, and magazine will effectively promote the film.
The trailer uses intriguing imagery and music to tease the post-apocalyptic storyline and draw in the target 15-30 year old audience.
The poster further hints at the narrative while establishing the dark, dystopian genre through imagery and tagline. It will be placed in public locations likely viewed by the target audience.
The magazine cover prominently features the strong female protagonist and portrays the dark theme, helping expand awareness to a wider audience that may not see other promotions.
Together, these ancillary materials work to build curiosity around the film and align with the marketing plan to maximize awareness and interest
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- 4. TICK BOOM PRODUCTIONS Tick boom productions would be our main production company that would supply the equipment for the film and having a large role in the production of our film. They would help with the filming, editing and production of the film it self.
- 5. LOVE LIGHT FILMS Love light films would be our distributor of our film as its role in our film would be to distribute our film out to cinemas and to make physical cops of our film to sell to our audience,
- 6. CACTUS STUDIO FILMS And lastly cactus studio films would be the company that has come up with the idea of the film and would include the writer, the director and the production team behind the film. Cactus would also prove the different roles within the film including actors and other credit roles