Evaluation part two
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The document summarizes and compares the poster, magazine cover, and trailer created by the student to advertise their fictional serial killer film. The poster uses a simple color palette and features the killer Francesca to hint at her identity through the tagline. Similarly, the magazine cover keeps layout simple and uses Francesca's image from the trailer location to attract attention. Both the poster and magazine cover draw inspiration from real examples in their conventions. Finally, the trailer, poster, and magazine cover effectively tie the advertising campaign together through the consistent presence of the main character Francesca.
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Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how the creator maintained consistency across different media platforms to promote a film. Color was emphasized in all platforms to identify "friend" and "foe" characters. An urban, gritty aesthetic using graffiti fonts was also kept consistent. For the poster, the main actor from the trailer was featured as a convention, and other trailer actors appeared to create recognition. Direct eye contact was maintained across print texts to engage audiences. The creator believes this synergy successfully promoted the film across different media.
Question 2
The document discusses how a media product represents a particular social group. Specifically, it summarizes a magazine created by the author that represents a hip-hop/R&B/rap social group. The magazine includes three images of the cover star posed in different ways. It uses a graffiti background and images of the star with hoods up to represent the social group's involvement with music, design, and intimidating appearances. However, other images show the star in a more approachable light. The target audience is described as those who enjoy hip-hop/R&B/rap music. The magazine both supports dominant ideas about the social group through some images, while also challenging stereotypes by featuring a white cover star.
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The document discusses how a media product represents a particular social group. It uses images of the magazine's special guest on the cover, contents page, and a double page spread to portray the social group. The mise-en-scene depicts elements of music, design, graffiti, and street life to represent the target audience of hip-hop/R&B lovers. While some images support dominant ideas of intimidation, the use of a white model challenges stereotypes about the social group's race.
Magazine Front Cover Analysis Two
This magazine front cover uses techniques to attract its target horror film audience. The main image promotes the film "Black Swan" showing the protagonist with red eyes to suggest an evil or antagonist role. The masthead "Fangoria" immediately identifies it as a horror film magazine, using a unique font with flicks resembling fangs. Sell lines list films and actors in a small font, either black or red to match horror color schemes. The layout balances text and images, following conventions like the masthead at top and barcode at bottom, to be easily recognizable to loyal readers.
Cold play digipak
The document analyzes and summarizes the design elements of a Coldplay album cover. It notes that the front cover features a graphic edgy font splattered over a famous painting, creating a chaotic yet rebellious image. The painting depicted is "Liberty Leading the People" and symbolizes liberty. The inside features four candid, individual photos of the band members in different poses, aiming to portray their focus on music over image. The back cover keeps a simple theme and format to draw focus to the song titles rather than distracting imagery.
Magazine analysis
The magazine promotes the films Pirates of the Caribbean and Iron Man 2. Johnny Depp, who plays the main character, is featured prominently on the cover to attract attention and promote his role. Buzzwords like "unlimited" are used to draw in a wide audience. Iron Man is displayed dominantly to show his importance, and electricity effects reference the villain's powers. The magazine advertises other film content and releases to keep readers interested in the genre.
Question 1
The document discusses how the media product, a horror movie magazine called "Slasher", uses and develops conventions of real movie magazines. It positions the main model over the masthead to highlight the main article, and uses black and red coloring to indicate the horror genre. The masthead features a line through the middle to symbolize the horror genre. Unlike real magazines, it does not include a banner or button to reduce brighter colors that could make the genre unclear.
Newspaper advertisement
This advertisement uses minimalist techniques to draw attention to an image of a woman's face split down the middle, with one side bare and the other wearing makeup. The plain background and bright purple Channel 4 logo emphasize the contrast between the two sides of the face. The different lighting on each side further accentuates the bare vs. makeup looks. By only including the show's name and air date, the advertisement intrigues viewers and forces them to make assumptions about the show based on the image.
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Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how the creator maintained consistency across different media platforms to promote a film. Color was emphasized in all platforms to identify "friend" and "foe" characters. An urban, gritty aesthetic using graffiti fonts was also kept consistent. For the poster, the main actor from the trailer was featured as a convention, and other trailer actors appeared to create recognition. Direct eye contact was maintained across print texts to engage audiences. The creator believes this synergy successfully promoted the film across different media.
Question 2
The document discusses how a media product represents a particular social group. Specifically, it summarizes a magazine created by the author that represents a hip-hop/R&B/rap social group. The magazine includes three images of the cover star posed in different ways. It uses a graffiti background and images of the star with hoods up to represent the social group's involvement with music, design, and intimidating appearances. However, other images show the star in a more approachable light. The target audience is described as those who enjoy hip-hop/R&B/rap music. The magazine both supports dominant ideas about the social group through some images, while also challenging stereotypes by featuring a white cover star.
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The document discusses how a media product represents a particular social group. It uses images of the magazine's special guest on the cover, contents page, and a double page spread to portray the social group. The mise-en-scene depicts elements of music, design, graffiti, and street life to represent the target audience of hip-hop/R&B lovers. While some images support dominant ideas of intimidation, the use of a white model challenges stereotypes about the social group's race.
Magazine Front Cover Analysis Two
This magazine front cover uses techniques to attract its target horror film audience. The main image promotes the film "Black Swan" showing the protagonist with red eyes to suggest an evil or antagonist role. The masthead "Fangoria" immediately identifies it as a horror film magazine, using a unique font with flicks resembling fangs. Sell lines list films and actors in a small font, either black or red to match horror color schemes. The layout balances text and images, following conventions like the masthead at top and barcode at bottom, to be easily recognizable to loyal readers.
Cold play digipak
The document analyzes and summarizes the design elements of a Coldplay album cover. It notes that the front cover features a graphic edgy font splattered over a famous painting, creating a chaotic yet rebellious image. The painting depicted is "Liberty Leading the People" and symbolizes liberty. The inside features four candid, individual photos of the band members in different poses, aiming to portray their focus on music over image. The back cover keeps a simple theme and format to draw focus to the song titles rather than distracting imagery.
Magazine analysis
The magazine promotes the films Pirates of the Caribbean and Iron Man 2. Johnny Depp, who plays the main character, is featured prominently on the cover to attract attention and promote his role. Buzzwords like "unlimited" are used to draw in a wide audience. Iron Man is displayed dominantly to show his importance, and electricity effects reference the villain's powers. The magazine advertises other film content and releases to keep readers interested in the genre.
Question 1
The document discusses how the media product, a horror movie magazine called "Slasher", uses and develops conventions of real movie magazines. It positions the main model over the masthead to highlight the main article, and uses black and red coloring to indicate the horror genre. The masthead features a line through the middle to symbolize the horror genre. Unlike real magazines, it does not include a banner or button to reduce brighter colors that could make the genre unclear.
Newspaper advertisement
This advertisement uses minimalist techniques to draw attention to an image of a woman's face split down the middle, with one side bare and the other wearing makeup. The plain background and bright purple Channel 4 logo emphasize the contrast between the two sides of the face. The different lighting on each side further accentuates the bare vs. makeup looks. By only including the show's name and air date, the advertisement intrigues viewers and forces them to make assumptions about the show based on the image.
Poster Analysis
This document analyzes conventions used in soap opera advertisement posters. It summarizes three posters for the soap operas "EastEnders", "Hollyoaks", and "The Avenue". For each poster, it describes elements like the main image, tagline, inclusion of the broadcasting institution's logo, and use of techniques like fading effects. In the conclusion, the document notes conventions it wants to repeat in a poster for its own soap opera trailer, including a grainy effect on an important character, spotlighting the character, including the broadcasting logo, and using an effective tagline that links to the poster's imagery.
Evaluation Question 1 - film poster
The document discusses the process of creating a film poster for a project. It began with research into existing posters with similar themes to identify codes and conventions around color schemes, layouts, shots, etc. Inspiration was drawn from posters for the films The Road and The Book of Eli that depicted post-apocalyptic worlds. The creator challenged some conventions, such as using a faded purple/red sky to enhance themes of death and a non-centralized title. In conclusion, the poster both conformed to genre conventions and challenged some elements to make it more imaginative while effectively promoting the narrative.
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This document analyzes conventions used in magazines and posters for television shows. It discusses common elements found on magazine covers like mastheads, images, taglines, and barcodes. It also examines conventions for posters, such as using main images and taglines to entice audiences. Two magazine covers are described in more detail, noting color schemes, layout, and how images and text are presented. One poster is also analyzed, focusing on how the characters are depicted in fire and the potential meanings behind their positioning and lack of clothing.
Poster mind map
This document is a mind map and research plan for a poster promoting a soap opera called "SoapStories". The poster will have a dark theme to reflect the dystopian genre. It will use black and white colors to contrast innocent and evil characters. Images on the poster will show story locations and highlight impactful dilemmas. The tagline will be dramatic and vague to intrigue audiences. The poster will include social media links and a hashtag to generate publicity. Images and story elements will be consistent between the poster and a related magazine to accomplish synergy across media. The poster will be created using Adobe Photoshop.
Textual analysis of two soap opera trailers
This document provides an analysis of two soap opera trailers: one for EastEnders and one for Hollyoaks. The analysis examines the verbal codes (dialogue, music), non-verbal codes (settings, lighting, characters), and technical codes (shots, angles) used in each trailer. The document concludes by comparing the strengths of each trailer, noting that elements like the low-key lighting and lack of dialogue in the EastEnders trailer create suspense, while clips showing different episode moments in Hollyoaks help give the viewer a preview and entice them to watch.
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This film poster focuses on three main female protagonists suggesting they all play significant roles. The poster shows a strong maternal figure in the center with influence from a younger, spirited character on the left. On the lower right is another character stereotyped to have cancer by covering their hairline. The poster uses a light blue and white palette to portray purity and innocence seen with two child characters, especially a girl blowing bubbles. The simplicity adds to how innocence can corrupt innocence suggesting the film's focus on the natural power of family and love between sisters.
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Textual analysis of 2 soap opera trailers
This document provides an analysis of two soap opera trailers:
1) The EastEnders trailer uses tension-building music and ambient sounds. Lucy Beale's singing is an anti-stereotype. Shots establish isolated locations and build suspense.
2) The Hollyoaks trailer uses fast-paced music to depict relationship issues. Arguments are left unresolved to encourage viewing. Lighting depicts mood changes and settings segregate characters. Facial expressions show a range of emotions.
The analysis evaluates strengths of each trailer, including techniques that would be repeated or exploited in a new trailer, such as tracking shots, cliffhangers, and depicting confusion through editing. Faster clips in the Hollyoaks trailer
Question 2
The document discusses the design of a magazine promoting a thriller film. It describes using an image of the film's protagonist on the cover to directly link it to the film. Several design elements are discussed to ensure continuity across the magazine, film poster, and trailer. These include using similar fonts, color schemes, lighting, settings, and clothing seen in the film. The document also explains how these unified design choices effectively create a sense of brand identity that ties all the promotional materials together.
Textual analysis of 2 soap opera trailers
This document provides an analysis of two soap opera trailers - EastEnders' "Week of Revelations" trailer and Hollyoaks' January 2015 trailer. The analysis examines the verbal, non-verbal, and technical codes used in each trailer. Key points analyzed include the use of ambient sound, dialogue, lighting, costumes, shots, and settings to build tension and portray characters. The document concludes by discussing strengths of each trailer and which elements the author would incorporate or expand upon for their own soap opera trailer.
Poster mind map
This document contains a mind map and research for a poster promoting the fictional soap opera "Hanging Hill Lane". It discusses potential themes (sinister, horror, romance), taglines, images of the setting and characters, and ways to create synergy with social media and magazines. The candidate plans to take photos of the setting and characters, find appropriate fonts, edit logos, and draft the poster in Photoshop.
Question 1: How effective is the combination of your main product and ancilla...
The student's media studies coursework required them to create a film trailer along with accompanying poster and magazine cover that were all linked together through shared elements. To achieve this, the student analyzed other mass media productions to understand how to clearly connect the three pieces. Specifically, the student used consistent costumes, colors, fonts, and characters across the trailer, poster, and magazine cover to ensure the audience would recognize they were all promoting the same film.
Deconstruction of the fault in our stars
The poster features text in the top and bottom thirds that provide information about the film. The top text promotes that the film is based on a bestselling book, which could appeal to an older audience. The bottom text includes the title, slogan, date, and website/social media details. The title takes up the most space as it is the most important piece of information. The color scheme and curvy font match the style of the book and make the poster appear fun rather than too serious. The central image shows the two main character teenagers in an intimate moment, indicating their committed relationship despite facing obstacles like a cancer diagnosis. Soft tones and a shallow depth of field draw focus to the characters and represent their innocence.
Evaluation Question 2
The document analyzes and compares the main trailer for a film to its ancillary media texts - the poster and magazine cover. It finds that all three share similarities in color schemes, dim lighting, and their focus on the villain character "Her". While she is obscured in the poster and magazine, viewers are intrigued and want to learn more about her identity and the plot from the trailer. Both the poster and trailer depict a significant moment of the villain disrupting the main character. They also reinforce themes from the film around Christmas through use of lighting, music, and graphics.
MEDIA STUDIES: QUESTION FOUR
The target audience for the media thriller is 15-21 year old Caucasian females interested in mainstream and big budget independent films. Specifically, the film focuses on the suffering of a female lead character that would appeal most to fellow females who could empathize with her struggles. While thrillers generally attract male audiences, this film emphasizes character development and psychology over action scenes. It aims to attract a mainstream yet intellectual audience interested in straightforward plots.
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Poster mind map
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This document contains draft posters for a parody soap opera titled "Walton Hill".
The first draft features the soap's logo in a bold, 3D font to convey that the program is a bold new idea. The title has a gradient to suggest the tone will change over time. The tagline "a cake-astrophe" is a pun merging bakery and catastrophe to fit the parody nature. Social media integration allows audience engagement. Contact information is subtly placed on an image of cake.
The second draft also uses the familiar logo and cake image to assert the brand. The tagline "Seeing is deceiving" connotes that not all is as it seems, creating mystery. Images of characters suspiciously
Media evaluation 2
The combination of the main horror trailer product and ancillary texts of a movie poster and magazine cover work well together to promote the trailer. The key villain character, Jordyn, is prominently featured in an iconic image in both the trailer and ancillary texts to create a recognizable horror icon. Color choices and layouts in the magazine cover were inspired by real film magazines like Total Film. Both the poster and magazine cover use a close-up black and white image of Jordyn to set a dark, unsettling mood for the psychological horror film.
Comparing conventions
This document compares the author's movie teaser poster and magazine cover to professional examples, analyzing how well conventions were followed. For the teaser poster, conventions like centering the main image and including information below are followed, though a non-black background was used. Both posters include taglines and production company logos in conventional areas. For the magazine cover, conventions like using a central mid-shot image and masthead placement in the top left are followed, though the masthead design and sell lines could better match industry standards. Overall, the author's designs generally adhere to conventions but also take some non-conventional approaches.
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Evaluation Question 1 - film poster
The document discusses the process of creating a film poster for a project. It began with research into existing posters with similar themes to identify codes and conventions around color schemes, layouts, shots, etc. Inspiration was drawn from posters for the films The Road and The Book of Eli that depicted post-apocalyptic worlds. The creator challenged some conventions, such as using a faded purple/red sky to enhance themes of death and a non-centralized title. In conclusion, the poster both conformed to genre conventions and challenged some elements to make it more imaginative while effectively promoting the narrative.
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This document analyzes conventions used in magazines and posters for television shows. It discusses common elements found on magazine covers like mastheads, images, taglines, and barcodes. It also examines conventions for posters, such as using main images and taglines to entice audiences. Two magazine covers are described in more detail, noting color schemes, layout, and how images and text are presented. One poster is also analyzed, focusing on how the characters are depicted in fire and the potential meanings behind their positioning and lack of clothing.
Poster mind map
This document is a mind map and research plan for a poster promoting a soap opera called "SoapStories". The poster will have a dark theme to reflect the dystopian genre. It will use black and white colors to contrast innocent and evil characters. Images on the poster will show story locations and highlight impactful dilemmas. The tagline will be dramatic and vague to intrigue audiences. The poster will include social media links and a hashtag to generate publicity. Images and story elements will be consistent between the poster and a related magazine to accomplish synergy across media. The poster will be created using Adobe Photoshop.
Textual analysis of two soap opera trailers
This document provides an analysis of two soap opera trailers: one for EastEnders and one for Hollyoaks. The analysis examines the verbal codes (dialogue, music), non-verbal codes (settings, lighting, characters), and technical codes (shots, angles) used in each trailer. The document concludes by comparing the strengths of each trailer, noting that elements like the low-key lighting and lack of dialogue in the EastEnders trailer create suspense, while clips showing different episode moments in Hollyoaks help give the viewer a preview and entice them to watch.
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This film poster focuses on three main female protagonists suggesting they all play significant roles. The poster shows a strong maternal figure in the center with influence from a younger, spirited character on the left. On the lower right is another character stereotyped to have cancer by covering their hairline. The poster uses a light blue and white palette to portray purity and innocence seen with two child characters, especially a girl blowing bubbles. The simplicity adds to how innocence can corrupt innocence suggesting the film's focus on the natural power of family and love between sisters.
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This is a slide share, answering the given question as part of my evaluation for my Advanced portfolio in media.
Textual analysis of 2 soap opera trailers
This document provides an analysis of two soap opera trailers:
1) The EastEnders trailer uses tension-building music and ambient sounds. Lucy Beale's singing is an anti-stereotype. Shots establish isolated locations and build suspense.
2) The Hollyoaks trailer uses fast-paced music to depict relationship issues. Arguments are left unresolved to encourage viewing. Lighting depicts mood changes and settings segregate characters. Facial expressions show a range of emotions.
The analysis evaluates strengths of each trailer, including techniques that would be repeated or exploited in a new trailer, such as tracking shots, cliffhangers, and depicting confusion through editing. Faster clips in the Hollyoaks trailer
Question 2
The document discusses the design of a magazine promoting a thriller film. It describes using an image of the film's protagonist on the cover to directly link it to the film. Several design elements are discussed to ensure continuity across the magazine, film poster, and trailer. These include using similar fonts, color schemes, lighting, settings, and clothing seen in the film. The document also explains how these unified design choices effectively create a sense of brand identity that ties all the promotional materials together.
Textual analysis of 2 soap opera trailers
This document provides an analysis of two soap opera trailers - EastEnders' "Week of Revelations" trailer and Hollyoaks' January 2015 trailer. The analysis examines the verbal, non-verbal, and technical codes used in each trailer. Key points analyzed include the use of ambient sound, dialogue, lighting, costumes, shots, and settings to build tension and portray characters. The document concludes by discussing strengths of each trailer and which elements the author would incorporate or expand upon for their own soap opera trailer.
Poster mind map
This document contains a mind map and research for a poster promoting the fictional soap opera "Hanging Hill Lane". It discusses potential themes (sinister, horror, romance), taglines, images of the setting and characters, and ways to create synergy with social media and magazines. The candidate plans to take photos of the setting and characters, find appropriate fonts, edit logos, and draft the poster in Photoshop.
Question 1: How effective is the combination of your main product and ancilla...
The student's media studies coursework required them to create a film trailer along with accompanying poster and magazine cover that were all linked together through shared elements. To achieve this, the student analyzed other mass media productions to understand how to clearly connect the three pieces. Specifically, the student used consistent costumes, colors, fonts, and characters across the trailer, poster, and magazine cover to ensure the audience would recognize they were all promoting the same film.
Deconstruction of the fault in our stars
The poster features text in the top and bottom thirds that provide information about the film. The top text promotes that the film is based on a bestselling book, which could appeal to an older audience. The bottom text includes the title, slogan, date, and website/social media details. The title takes up the most space as it is the most important piece of information. The color scheme and curvy font match the style of the book and make the poster appear fun rather than too serious. The central image shows the two main character teenagers in an intimate moment, indicating their committed relationship despite facing obstacles like a cancer diagnosis. Soft tones and a shallow depth of field draw focus to the characters and represent their innocence.
Evaluation Question 2
The document analyzes and compares the main trailer for a film to its ancillary media texts - the poster and magazine cover. It finds that all three share similarities in color schemes, dim lighting, and their focus on the villain character "Her". While she is obscured in the poster and magazine, viewers are intrigued and want to learn more about her identity and the plot from the trailer. Both the poster and trailer depict a significant moment of the villain disrupting the main character. They also reinforce themes from the film around Christmas through use of lighting, music, and graphics.
MEDIA STUDIES: QUESTION FOUR
The target audience for the media thriller is 15-21 year old Caucasian females interested in mainstream and big budget independent films. Specifically, the film focuses on the suffering of a female lead character that would appeal most to fellow females who could empathize with her struggles. While thrillers generally attract male audiences, this film emphasizes character development and psychology over action scenes. It aims to attract a mainstream yet intellectual audience interested in straightforward plots.
Fish tank film poster
This poster for the British social realism film Fish Tank features a single character taking up most of the space. Her facial expression and hood create an air of mystery about her past and future intentions. The colors blue, white, and orange are used to represent freedom and a rural social realism setting. Very little text is included to summarize the plot, focusing more on reviews and awards to advertise the film. The poster aims to intrigue viewers about the character and her journey through visuals and limited details.
Poster mind map
Adam Fox is creating a poster to promote his soap opera. He considered themes of fear, adventure, and struggle. For the fear theme, he will use an image of the main character Lizzie tied to a tree. He will include the tagline "seeing is deceiving." For the adventure theme, he will composite close-up shots of characters to convey danger. For the struggle theme, he will use a close-up of himself as a character dealing with drug addiction. He will take photos needed for the fear poster and choose a suitable font for the tagline.
Poster hand drawn draft updatred
This document contains draft posters for a parody soap opera titled "Walton Hill".
The first draft features the soap's logo in a bold, 3D font to convey that the program is a bold new idea. The title has a gradient to suggest the tone will change over time. The tagline "a cake-astrophe" is a pun merging bakery and catastrophe to fit the parody nature. Social media integration allows audience engagement. Contact information is subtly placed on an image of cake.
The second draft also uses the familiar logo and cake image to assert the brand. The tagline "Seeing is deceiving" connotes that not all is as it seems, creating mystery. Images of characters suspiciously
Media evaluation 2
The combination of the main horror trailer product and ancillary texts of a movie poster and magazine cover work well together to promote the trailer. The key villain character, Jordyn, is prominently featured in an iconic image in both the trailer and ancillary texts to create a recognizable horror icon. Color choices and layouts in the magazine cover were inspired by real film magazines like Total Film. Both the poster and magazine cover use a close-up black and white image of Jordyn to set a dark, unsettling mood for the psychological horror film.
Comparing conventions
This document compares the author's movie teaser poster and magazine cover to professional examples, analyzing how well conventions were followed. For the teaser poster, conventions like centering the main image and including information below are followed, though a non-black background was used. Both posters include taglines and production company logos in conventional areas. For the magazine cover, conventions like using a central mid-shot image and masthead placement in the top left are followed, though the masthead design and sell lines could better match industry standards. Overall, the author's designs generally adhere to conventions but also take some non-conventional approaches.
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My media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real magazines, posters, and trailers in the following ways:
1. For the magazine, I included a barcode and used different fonts/layout than the reference magazine, making it look more like a real product.
2. For the poster, I included more text/colors around the image compared to the reference poster, and chose a landscape orientation to better fit the picture.
3. For the trailer, I developed conventions like establishing shots and scenes of party preparation similarly to the reference trailer, but also challenged conventions with different cinematography.
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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.
Magazine analysis
The document provides an in-depth analysis of the design elements of a horror film magazine cover promoting the movie Halloween. It discusses several key aspects of the cover's masthead, main image, costumes, sell lines, colors, lighting, and positioning of elements. The masthead uses a dripping blood-like font to clearly communicate the magazine's horror genre. The main image depicts the antagonist Michael Myers peering through a hole to create a sense of impending danger. Red is used throughout to connote blood and violence befitting the slasher film genre. Together, the design strategically promotes the movie through conventional magazine techniques while setting an ominous tone.
Poster genre research
The target audience for this soap opera poster seems to be both female and male aged 15-60 based on the variety of characters depicted. The genre is a soap opera as indicated by the use of a family and community-oriented storyline. The poster aims to draw viewers into investing in the "new home" of Ramsey Street by featuring interconnected characters of different ages in a street setting under the tagline "Same Ramsey St - NEW HOME".
Question 2 media evaluation
The document discusses the effectiveness of linking a film trailer, magazine cover, and poster through shared elements. It finds the linking elements of character, color scheme, and language are somewhat effective at connecting the materials. Specifically, the killer character appearing in all materials with blood creates an effective link. However, the tagline is not as clear in the magazine and trailer as it is in the poster, weakening the connection between the materials. Improving tagline presentation could strengthen the cross-promotion between the trailer, magazine, and poster. In general, character is most successfully leveraged to link the different media while language elements could be enhanced.
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 part 2 final
This document analyzes the effectiveness of a horror film trailer and its accompanying promotional materials. The main poster features a close-up shot of the female villain to convey her threat and power, standing out against a dark background with red accents. The magazine cover and article replicate the style of film magazines through use of an interview quote, photos of the director, and complementary fonts and colors. Both ancillary materials are consistently designed with the psychological horror trailer to form a coherent advertising campaign aimed at mainstream audiences interested in similar successful films.
Evaluation Question Two
evaluation question two - how effective is the combination of your main products and ancillary texts?
Ancillary development
This document contains analyses of sample magazine cover and film poster drafts designed for a student film project. The cover and posters follow conventions of their genres, such as placing key information in prominent areas to guide the viewer's eye. Fonts and visual elements are chosen to reflect the film's horror genre and suggest ominous themes without revealing the plot. The character depicted shows signs of danger and trauma to intrigue audiences.
Question1 - magazine - Rebecca McKenzie
The document summarizes how the creator of a film magazine called "Box Office" analyzed and copied conventions from the magazine "Total Film" to design their own cover. Some conventions that were copied include using a masthead as the largest text to identify the magazine, featuring a lead character prominently on the cover, and including article previews. Some conventions that were challenged include adding a film reel behind the masthead, using lowercase for article descriptions, and including a bottom banner with magazine contents. The document provides details on how different design elements were modified from "Total Film" to suit the theme and purpose of promoting the film "Transfixed" in the "Box Office" magazine cover.
Magazine
The document discusses how the creator of a film magazine called "Box Office" analyzed the cover of Total Film magazine and copied several design elements to follow media conventions, while also making some changes to challenge conventions. Some elements copied included using a masthead, long shot of lead characters on the cover, arrangement of featured articles, and alternating colored cover lines. Some conventions challenged included adding a film reel behind the masthead, using lowercase for text, and adding a bottom banner. The goal was to make the magazine cover appealing while putting a unique spin on standard conventions.
Question 2
The combination of the author's three media products are effective as they use consistent typography, color palette, characters, costumes, props, and shots to clearly connect the products. Specifically, the poster, trailer, and magazine cover for the soap opera "Memory Lane" all feature the same purple color scheme, font, and main character Jamie portrayed consistently to allow audiences to easily recognize the interrelated narrative across the different products. Some improvements mentioned are adding titles to strengthen arguments and including more props or costumes on the magazine cover for stronger cohesion.
Evaluation conventions
The document discusses conventions used in various ancillary products for a horror film, including a magazine cover, poster, trailer, and compares them to professional examples. It analyzes conventions in areas like mastheads, headlines, images, slogans, and finds that while some elements follow conventions of the genre and form, others could be improved. For example, the magazine cover masthead is too long, the trailer could use more music variation, and the poster slogan would work better in the top third like the professional example. In general, it evaluates how well the ancillary pieces adhere to or diverge from typical conventions for horror film marketing collateral.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining the main product (a horror film trailer) with ancillary texts (a poster and magazine front cover).
Some key points made:
- The same distinct font and colors are used across all three products to brand the film and link the items together.
- Costumes in the trailer and magazine are similar everyday clothes to seem realistic, while the poster uses a prop knife and tarot cards.
- Colors like red, black, and white that suggest danger, death, and conflict are used consistently.
- Settings create a sense of vulnerability for the protagonists in different subtle ways across the products.
- Different elements are emphasized depending on the purpose and conventions of
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- 3. Section B My magazine cover is on the bottom, these magazine covers are similar in a number of ways. The first way is the simplistic lay out, both covers have limited text and one eye catching picture in the centre. The master head on both covers is placed at the top but is also partly behind the main image, the master head on both covers are also bright colours and at the top this is so they stand out in the magazine rack. Both covers also contain a circle with movie lists in, this is done to draw people into buying the magazine as they feel like they are getting more for free. My covers main image is Francesca standing at the bar which was one of the locations in the trailer, I have used Francesca for the main image as it would attract more attention as people mainly remember the main character. Empires cover also has the main character Hell Boy on the cover, but this image has a plain background this would have been done so that the text stands out. Both covers have stuck to a simple colour scheme this is so that the covers don’t look over crowded and confusing.
- 4. Section C This is a screen shot from the start of the trailer next to my magazine cover and poster. The main way these three piece link in together is via Francesca she is featured in each one of these things. The poster ties in with the trailer as the tag line is a quote that Francesca says in the trailer. Whereas the magazine links in as the picture is taken at one of the locations used in the trailer. My advertising campaign would be more suited towards the mainstream media as it is more like the way empire would advertise.