Evaluation Q1 - Poster
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This document analyzes the similarities and differences between the poster for the film "This Is England" and another poster the author created. Both posters use reviews to promote the independently made films and have slogans describing their themes. However, the author's poster has fewer credits, a darker background, and emphasizes one cast member's name more dramatically than "This Is England", which includes all cast members in a standardized font size.
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The document discusses the creation of ancillary texts to accompany a short film for a class project. It describes researching film posters to create one for the short film. It analyzes a sample poster's design elements and how they relate to the genre. It also discusses writing a film review in the style of a magazine to promote the short film. The conclusion states that although the poster, review, and film are different media texts, they were all completed in the same style and conceptually support each other.
Question 2: Evaluation
This document discusses the effectiveness of combining a main film product with ancillary texts like a film poster and review. It first describes the process of creating a film poster for a short film about skateboarding teenagers. It analyzes design elements of the poster and how they relate to the film's genre of social realism. Next, it discusses writing a film review in the style of a magazine to promote the short film. Research was conducted on review styles and content. The conclusion states that the various media texts all link together and support each other by sharing the same concept and style, despite being different variations of media.
Question 2
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a film poster, trailer, and magazine to market a film. It summarizes the research done on existing examples of each media type and how conventions from those were incorporated. Consistency of images, fonts, and color schemes between the three products is emphasized. Each product is designed to target a young audience and raise awareness of the film's social realism genre. Feedback confirms the target audience and genre are clearly communicated through the consistent visual elements across the poster, trailer, and magazine.
Q2
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a film trailer, poster, and magazine to market a film targeted at 15-25 year olds. It summarizes the research conducted on existing marketing materials and how various elements were incorporated into the products created. Consistency across the products was emphasized, including using the same lead actress image, consistent color schemes and fonts. Feedback confirmed the genre and target audience were clear and the connection between the three products was recognizable.
Evaluation
The student created a film poster, magazine cover, and trailer for a romantic comedy film that intentionally subverts some genre conventions.
For the poster and magazine cover, the student followed several conventions like placement of key information and use of colors, but depicted the female character in a non-traditional "player" role rather than the vulnerable one.
For the trailer, the student diverged from including a voiceover and instead used music and on-screen text to convey the plot. Scenes were crafted to generate sympathy for the male character rather than the female as is usual. Jump cuts and fades advanced the storyline in an unconventional way.
Poster Analysis
This document analyzes soap opera advertisement posters and identifies conventions used. It summarizes three posters: 1) Uses a grainy effect on an image to make a character appear dead, fitting the storyline. 2) Includes the institutional logo to advertise the channel and maintain brand identity. 3) Has an effective tagline that links directly to the visuals. The document concludes that it will repeat conventions from each poster in its own advertisement poster, specifically the grainy image effect, institutional logo, and impactful tagline.
My Media Presentation
This document is a student's portfolio submission for a media studies project where they created a magazine for their college. It includes summaries of their magazine concept, the process of designing the magazine in Photoshop and InDesign, reflections on feedback received, and re-drafted versions of the cover page, contents page, and double-page spread based on that feedback. The student aimed to target both younger and older students at their college with their magazine design. They learned skills in Photoshop like using layers and editing images. Feedback suggested making the contents page and cover lines more engaging. The re-drafted versions included modifications like improved images, tasters to draw readers in, and more relevant contents.
Posters
The document discusses film posters, their aims and conventions. It analyzes several posters in detail, including their use of imagery, text, and design elements. Feedback on the posters is provided from class discussion and online reviews. Based on this evaluation, the key elements of an effective short film poster are a simple yet symbolic main image, limited text focused on essential information, and a tagline that conveys the film's theme or message.
Music Magazine evaluation
Vinay Kilaire evaluates his music magazine "EDGE" which uses conventions from real music magazines. The magazine targets a wide audience with pop and rock genres. It uses bright colors and graphics in the masthead to stand out. Cover lines are large and eye-catching to attract readers. Photography is professionally edited and anchors images to headlines. Fonts, layout, and lighting create cohesion across pages. The magazine represents youth and explores gender and artists to reflect society. IPC would be a good fit to distribute the magazine to expand their music offerings and attract teenage readers.
Question one media ancillary texts
This document compares the media product "Stance Magazine" to several other real magazines such as Sight and Sound, Time Magazine, Entertainment Weekly, and movie posters for films like Paranormal Activity, The Blair Witch Project, Catfish, and Tall Jake. It identifies ideas that Stance Magazine uses, develops, or challenges from these other media sources. Some key ideas Stance Magazine develops include its title, color scheme, layout, and inclusion of social media links. It also challenges conventions around structure, use of imagery and symbols, and information included. The document demonstrates how Stance Magazine both builds upon existing media forms while also innovating in new ways.
Digipak P1 Front Cover
The document discusses the design process for an album cover. It begins by showing the original image selected for the cover and how it was manipulated in Photoshop. Various typography and color experiments are then presented, including feedback from peers indicating a preference for the original darker blue and pink tones. The final cover design incorporates changes based on feedback, including a new typeface chosen to better suit the album's theme of "Badlands". Additional drawn imagery of mountains and hills were added using effects to strengthen the cover's aesthetics and connections to the album's intended theme.
Album Art P1 (Front Cover)
This document summarizes the process of designing an album cover. It describes manipulating an image in Photoshop to exaggerate colors like blue and pink. Typography for the album name and artist were overlaid on the image in specific positions. Feedback from peers indicated a preference for the original darker blue image. The final cover incorporated changes like a new font that better suited the album's theme and added drawn imagery using layer effects to strengthen the cover's aesthetics and connections to the album's theme.
Presentation research and planning
The document summarizes a student's media studies portfolio which includes a music video as the main project and two ancillary projects. The student researched the dubstep music genre and typical elements found in dubstep music videos. Audience feedback was gathered and changes were made to better target a 16-25 year old audience for the music video and ancillary projects which included a CD cover design and advertisement.
Presentation Research and Planning
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- 1. POSTER – USING, DEVELOPING AND CHALLENGING ‘THIS IS ENGLAND’ FILM POSTER
- 2. USE Use of reviews to promote itself Not much attention draw to credits
- 3. - The first similarity between the two posters is that they both use reviews to promote themselves. This is due to the fact both are independently made films and therefore would have low budgets. They both have their reviews at the top of the poster immediately drawing attention to them. - Both posters have a slogan or a 'catchphrase' in which somewhat describes the film and their themes. - Emphasis on both film directors is created by giving credits, in which are both written in larger font and therefore would rely on the audience to recognise the names and draw attention. - Both photos are placed against an urban background, with the model on my poster being stood against a wall, as are the whole cast in the 'This Is England' one. - Neither posters draw attention to the smaller credits at the bottom, this is more than likely because there is not a massive pre-existing audience so therefore there would be no recognition.
- 4. DEVELOP Not as many credits – less is more
- 5. - There is different mise-en-scene between the two photos, the photo on my poster seems to have a much darker background, and although This Is England is also set on an urban background, mine has much more low-key lighting. - My poster has many more reviews and quotes from papers. - My poster has less credits opposed to the This Is England in which draws more attention to the people involved. - Both follow a simple colour schemes, however mine tends to have much more simple colours and fewer.
- 7. - Cast names included in the photo in a band at the top. - Different font sizes are used on my poster, This Is England tends to use a standardised one. - All cast members are in included on This Is England, whereas Warning adds only one, making it more dramatic and more emphasised placed upon it. - Colour scheme is much more lighter on This Is England and therefore gives it a more lighthearted idea.