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The combination of the main documentary product and ancillary texts like a newspaper advertisement and double-page spread is effective. Similar fonts and images are used across the different media, creating visual common ground and helping the audience recognize the documentary's subject. This establishes a relationship between the viewers and the documentary's subject before they watch it. Taken together, the ancillary texts and documentary successfully reflect the intended mood and philosophy and work to promote and advertise the documentary through intertextuality.
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Evaluation q2
The document discusses how consistency across three media texts - a teaser trailer, poster, and magazine cover - helps make them an effective combination. Specifically:
1) Consistency in colors, lighting, and use of shadows portray a sense of loneliness and mood across the texts.
2) Using the same low-key lighting and avoiding bright colors maintains this mood.
3) Where possible, the same font is used to link the texts.
4) Props like the main character's glasses are featured in all three texts to reflect his personality and add maturity.
5) Using the same actor throughout provides further consistency.
Evaluation Q2
The document discusses how the author ensured consistency across their main product and ancillary texts to appeal to their target audience. Key features like genre, style, title, color scheme, and actors were kept the same to create a cohesive experience. While the poster and magazine differed visually through pictures used and design, they presented the same key information about the film's setting, characters, and themes to engage the audience. Maintaining uniformity and complementarity across the products helps make them more professionally appealing and easily identifiable to the audience.
Media evaluation q2
The document discusses how establishing a consistent brand identity is important for effectively marketing a film. It analyzes the marketing campaign for the movie Warm Bodies, noting how the posters, trailers, and other promotional materials all featured the same color scheme, characters, and taglines to clearly link the products together. The document then describes how the brand identity was established for its own film marketing products - a poster, magazine cover, and teaser trailer - by also using consistent colors, fonts, characters, and targeting the same intended audience across all three.
Evaluation question 2 (A2)
The document summarizes the creation and evaluation of promotional materials for a teen drama film, including a teaser trailer, poster, and magazine cover. The key elements that linked the materials together included consistent fonts, color schemes, characters, and slogans. Audience feedback indicated the poster was most effective at promoting the film due to its bold design and appeal to the target genre, while the magazine cover was less successful and could be improved by incorporating consistent colors and links to drive online engagement. Overall, the typography and color schemes best conveyed the connection between the promotional pieces, according to feedback.
Q2 brand identity
The document discusses how the author developed a consistent brand identity across three promotional materials - a film poster, trailer, and magazine cover. Specifically, the author used: 1) the same characters represented in the same way, 2) a single recognizable font, 3) similar dark and light colors, and 4) conventional layouts that appeal to the target audience. This consistent representation of themes, fonts, colors and targeting of the audience helps promote the film by clearly linking all the elements together under one identifiable brand.
Evaluation: Q2
The combination of the film trailer, poster, and magazine cover effectively advertise the same crime thriller film. Key elements like dark colors, prominent characters, and consistent use of the film title coherently link the three products and clearly portray the same narrative. Feedback confirmed the products work well together through their shared color scheme and clear communication of the film title across all pieces. The ancillary texts of the poster and magazine cover successfully support the main product of the trailer by attracting audiences with familiar images and reinforcing the crime thriller genre.
Presentation1
This document discusses how the student's media product develops conventions of real romantic comedies. [1] It incorporates sexuality, which is uncommon in romantic comedies. [2] Camera shots, costumes, and sound were used to develop conventions and create the intended atmosphere. [3] Two shots specifically were used to show intimacy between characters and aid the viewer in following conversations.
Q2
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining promotional products for a film. Ancillary texts like posters and magazine covers were created to advertise the film and attract audience attention through different media. Consistent elements like color schemes, fonts, and the main character were used across the products to clearly link them and create recognition. Researching conventions of the horror genre helped design the poster with a red, black, and white color scheme and smoky text. This synergy between the texts is believed to make the promotional package more effective at marketing the film and piquing audience interest before release.
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The document discusses how consistency across three media texts - a teaser trailer, poster, and magazine cover - helps make them an effective combination. Specifically:
1) Consistency in colors, lighting, and use of shadows portray a sense of loneliness and mood across the texts.
2) Using the same low-key lighting and avoiding bright colors maintains this mood.
3) Where possible, the same font is used to link the texts.
4) Props like the main character's glasses are featured in all three texts to reflect his personality and add maturity.
5) Using the same actor throughout provides further consistency.
Evaluation Q2
The document discusses how the author ensured consistency across their main product and ancillary texts to appeal to their target audience. Key features like genre, style, title, color scheme, and actors were kept the same to create a cohesive experience. While the poster and magazine differed visually through pictures used and design, they presented the same key information about the film's setting, characters, and themes to engage the audience. Maintaining uniformity and complementarity across the products helps make them more professionally appealing and easily identifiable to the audience.
Media evaluation q2
The document discusses how establishing a consistent brand identity is important for effectively marketing a film. It analyzes the marketing campaign for the movie Warm Bodies, noting how the posters, trailers, and other promotional materials all featured the same color scheme, characters, and taglines to clearly link the products together. The document then describes how the brand identity was established for its own film marketing products - a poster, magazine cover, and teaser trailer - by also using consistent colors, fonts, characters, and targeting the same intended audience across all three.
Evaluation question 2 (A2)
The document summarizes the creation and evaluation of promotional materials for a teen drama film, including a teaser trailer, poster, and magazine cover. The key elements that linked the materials together included consistent fonts, color schemes, characters, and slogans. Audience feedback indicated the poster was most effective at promoting the film due to its bold design and appeal to the target genre, while the magazine cover was less successful and could be improved by incorporating consistent colors and links to drive online engagement. Overall, the typography and color schemes best conveyed the connection between the promotional pieces, according to feedback.
Q2 brand identity
The document discusses how the author developed a consistent brand identity across three promotional materials - a film poster, trailer, and magazine cover. Specifically, the author used: 1) the same characters represented in the same way, 2) a single recognizable font, 3) similar dark and light colors, and 4) conventional layouts that appeal to the target audience. This consistent representation of themes, fonts, colors and targeting of the audience helps promote the film by clearly linking all the elements together under one identifiable brand.
Evaluation: Q2
The combination of the film trailer, poster, and magazine cover effectively advertise the same crime thriller film. Key elements like dark colors, prominent characters, and consistent use of the film title coherently link the three products and clearly portray the same narrative. Feedback confirmed the products work well together through their shared color scheme and clear communication of the film title across all pieces. The ancillary texts of the poster and magazine cover successfully support the main product of the trailer by attracting audiences with familiar images and reinforcing the crime thriller genre.
Presentation1
This document discusses how the student's media product develops conventions of real romantic comedies. [1] It incorporates sexuality, which is uncommon in romantic comedies. [2] Camera shots, costumes, and sound were used to develop conventions and create the intended atmosphere. [3] Two shots specifically were used to show intimacy between characters and aid the viewer in following conversations.
Q2
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining promotional products for a film. Ancillary texts like posters and magazine covers were created to advertise the film and attract audience attention through different media. Consistent elements like color schemes, fonts, and the main character were used across the products to clearly link them and create recognition. Researching conventions of the horror genre helped design the poster with a red, black, and white color scheme and smoky text. This synergy between the texts is believed to make the promotional package more effective at marketing the film and piquing audience interest before release.
Question 1 & 2
In which ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms & conventions of media products?
How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary tasks?
Question 1
In which ways does your Media Product use, develop or challenge forms & conventions of Media Products?
Q2 media evaluation. Chloe Tuvey.
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining the main product (a music video) with ancillary texts (a magazine advertisement and digipak). Key points:
- The same image is used on the magazine, digipak, and in close-up shots in the music video to create a consistent identity for the artist and emotional connection for audiences.
- Color schemes, fonts, and conventions from other artists' materials were used to make the artist and products fit within current music industry standards.
- Social media details on the materials allow audiences to interact directly with the artist online and promote the music through hashtags.
- Overall, carrying design elements and the artist's image across products helps audiences easily recognize
EVALUATION QUESTION 2
The combination of the main product and ancillary texts is effective at conveying the theme of winter. While the music video had to be filmed in autumn, subtle winter themes can still be picked out from both the video and ancillary products. It was decided that a drawn digipak and poster best portrayed the sense of innocence theme seen in the music video feedback. Including a slight narrative in the music video would have made the connection to the coming of winter mentioned in the lyrics more obvious to viewers.
Diagramforevaluation2
The combination of the main product and ancillary texts is effective because they use consistent elements that relate to the genre of music by Tenacious D. The same font is used throughout, the album cover appears in the magazine advert, and symbols, colors, and themes across the digipack, advert, and music video all convey the genre and emotions expressed in the band's music.
EVALUATION QUESTION 2
The combination of the main product and ancillary texts is effective at conveying the theme of winter. Both the music video and ancillary products reference winter through imagery and lyrics, though the music video would have more clearly depicted winter if filmed when it was colder. Audience feedback determined that a photographed digipak and poster were most suitable compared to drawn options. Placing the song "I Like You" first on the EP deliberately references autumn and the coming of winter through lyrics and foliage shown in the music video shots. A small narrative could have further enhanced this.
Response to the Task 2 Question
The document discusses brand identity in marketing campaigns for films. It analyzes the marketing campaigns for the films "Warm Bodies" and "Split" as examples. The author created three marketing products - a poster, magazine, and teaser trailer - for a hypothetical film. Brand identity was established across the poster and trailer through use of the main actor's name, genre, and narrative elements. However, conveying brand identity was more difficult for the magazine due to its educational format. Overall, visual elements like consistent fonts and the actor's face were most effective at linking the products together under one identifiable brand.
Conventions summary
This document analyzes several movie posters in the action genre in order to understand common conventions. It finds that action movie posters usually feature the main character prominently and display the film title very visibly. They also include the lead actor's name and may reference an upcoming release date. Weapons are commonly seen in the main character's hands. The purpose is to advertise the film through eye-catching imagery and key information.
Evaluation q2
Adam Chatwin created a trailer, poster, and magazine to promote the movie "Unwritten." He aimed to effectively combine these products through consistency in color, positioning, and conventions. The trailer, poster, and magazine all used similar dark colors like black, red, and grey to create a gloomy tone. Key elements like the heading were positioned in the same area of each product. While the products were generally consistent, the font colors differed between the red/black poster and white/red/yellow magazine text. Overall, Chatwin believed the products promoted the same idea through different mediums, with only minor inconsistencies in font color.
Poster genre research
The document analyzes movie posters for action films like Spectre, The Bourne Supremacy, and Taken. It summarizes the conventions used across the posters to appeal to target audiences and portray the genre. The target audience is predominantly males aged 15-45. Key conventions included featuring a male protagonist from the target demographic holding a gun, using dark colors to set a serious tone, and keeping the poster simple and direct with limited text. Analyzing these posters helped identify elements to include in creating other effective action movie posters.
Q2 brand identity new
The document discusses how the creator established brand identity across their documentary, radio trailer, and magazine double-page spread which promoted the documentary. Similar fonts, color schemes, music, and imagery were used to create continuity and familiarity between the products. Screenshots and descriptions from the documentary were featured in the magazine spread to link the pieces. Logos and references to the broadcast channel were also included to clearly associate the documentary with Channel 4. The goal was to effectively promote awareness of the documentary and influence audiences to watch through a cohesive branded identity.
Zodiac Film Poster Analysis
The poster analyzes the film poster for Zodiac. It summarizes that the poster effectively uses space and layout while providing enough information about the film's atmosphere and genre in a mysterious but not overdone way. The fonts and colors correlate to create an eerie feel that matches the thriller genre. The poster's unique selling point is said to be the renowned actors starring in it, who have experience in different entertainment areas, helping attract a wide audience. One suggested change is placing the star names above their corresponding character images to increase uniformity.
Evaluation question 3
This document discusses how effective the combination of a film and its ancillary marketing materials can be. It analyzes a short film project and its poster and magazine advertisements. The poster uses a blurred image and military themes to promote the film's mystery and genre. The magazine spreads feature similar gun images and layout inspirations from other publications to effectively promote the film. Overall, the document argues that the film and ancillary products work well together to create an appealing and representative promotional campaign for the short film.
Q3
Adam received feedback from audience members on a trailer, poster, and magazine he created to promote a horror project. For the trailer, audiences felt there was a lack of dialogue, which caused confusion about the purpose and lost their interest. The poster was considered to reflect the trailer and magazine well visually but lacked content. However, Adam intended for the poster to simply promote the trailer, not provide a lot of content. Some felt the poster did not suit the horror genre or have meaning. For the magazine, audiences thought it remained consistent with the poster visually and appeared professional, but the font size and color were considered monotonous, which was Adam's intentional design choice to make the trailer more attractive.
Evaluation question
This document discusses a student film project that created a horror trailer, poster, magazine cover, and social media page to promote their film. They used consistent branding elements like the killer character, font, and tagline ("Going offline will be killer") across all materials. They also planned to promote the materials digitally by creating an online myth about the killer on social media sites. Their goal was to link all parts of the campaign together through visuals and themes to effectively promote the film.
Article break down q1
Both media products use a photoshopped main image to represent the topic - a man holding a phone for the documentary on teenagers' use of phones, and a man in a suit for a mystery documentary. They both use a medium shot and include other smaller images on the page. While the example magazine uses behind-the-scenes images, the student magazine uses clips from the documentary to promote what will be shown and create familiarity. They both include logos and captions to provide context for the images and previews of their documentaries.
Evaluation 2
The document discusses how the filmmaker's ancillary tasks of a film review and poster relate to and reflect the themes of their short film as the main task. Specifically, the review breaks down the film's themes effectively by providing context and comparing the film's issues to historical problems. The minimalist poster represents the film's themes of instability and change through its irregular fonts and simplistic design, informing audiences while maintaining mystery. Both ancillary tasks were designed to clearly reflect the same themes of education portrayed in the short film.
Ancillary product poster
This document analyzes several soap opera posters and identifies conventions used in their design. It notes that the EastEnders poster uses a single main image to avoid looking congested. The Hollyoaks poster effectively uses abstract image manipulation to convey contrasting emotions. Compacting important information like the show name and air time with the tagline allows viewers to easily find key details. Advertising social media accounts on the poster helps promote the show online in addition to drawing attention with the physical poster. Repeating successful conventions from the examples could help create an effective new soap opera poster.
Evaluation 2
The marketing timetable outlines the order that the poster, magazine cover, and trailer will be released to attract audiences to the film. The poster will be shown first across the country to generate initial interest. Then the magazine cover and trailer will be released together to target wider audiences. Each marketing piece incorporates elements of film noir style and mystery to pique audience interest and engage regular cinema-goers without revealing too much about the plot.
Evaluation question 2
With both the main product and ancillary tasks, the creator wanted them to look professional and authentic to create a link between the consumer and product, making it more effective. Throughout the products, key props like an axe and same costumes are used to make the characters more identifiable and increase uniformity. Key themes of pursuit, nature, and death are represented in each product to create cohesion between the forms of advertising.
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Question 1 & 2
In which ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms & conventions of media products?
How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary tasks?
Question 1
In which ways does your Media Product use, develop or challenge forms & conventions of Media Products?
Q2 media evaluation. Chloe Tuvey.
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining the main product (a music video) with ancillary texts (a magazine advertisement and digipak). Key points:
- The same image is used on the magazine, digipak, and in close-up shots in the music video to create a consistent identity for the artist and emotional connection for audiences.
- Color schemes, fonts, and conventions from other artists' materials were used to make the artist and products fit within current music industry standards.
- Social media details on the materials allow audiences to interact directly with the artist online and promote the music through hashtags.
- Overall, carrying design elements and the artist's image across products helps audiences easily recognize
EVALUATION QUESTION 2
The combination of the main product and ancillary texts is effective at conveying the theme of winter. While the music video had to be filmed in autumn, subtle winter themes can still be picked out from both the video and ancillary products. It was decided that a drawn digipak and poster best portrayed the sense of innocence theme seen in the music video feedback. Including a slight narrative in the music video would have made the connection to the coming of winter mentioned in the lyrics more obvious to viewers.
Diagramforevaluation2
The combination of the main product and ancillary texts is effective because they use consistent elements that relate to the genre of music by Tenacious D. The same font is used throughout, the album cover appears in the magazine advert, and symbols, colors, and themes across the digipack, advert, and music video all convey the genre and emotions expressed in the band's music.
EVALUATION QUESTION 2
The combination of the main product and ancillary texts is effective at conveying the theme of winter. Both the music video and ancillary products reference winter through imagery and lyrics, though the music video would have more clearly depicted winter if filmed when it was colder. Audience feedback determined that a photographed digipak and poster were most suitable compared to drawn options. Placing the song "I Like You" first on the EP deliberately references autumn and the coming of winter through lyrics and foliage shown in the music video shots. A small narrative could have further enhanced this.
Response to the Task 2 Question
The document discusses brand identity in marketing campaigns for films. It analyzes the marketing campaigns for the films "Warm Bodies" and "Split" as examples. The author created three marketing products - a poster, magazine, and teaser trailer - for a hypothetical film. Brand identity was established across the poster and trailer through use of the main actor's name, genre, and narrative elements. However, conveying brand identity was more difficult for the magazine due to its educational format. Overall, visual elements like consistent fonts and the actor's face were most effective at linking the products together under one identifiable brand.
Conventions summary
This document analyzes several movie posters in the action genre in order to understand common conventions. It finds that action movie posters usually feature the main character prominently and display the film title very visibly. They also include the lead actor's name and may reference an upcoming release date. Weapons are commonly seen in the main character's hands. The purpose is to advertise the film through eye-catching imagery and key information.
Evaluation q2
Adam Chatwin created a trailer, poster, and magazine to promote the movie "Unwritten." He aimed to effectively combine these products through consistency in color, positioning, and conventions. The trailer, poster, and magazine all used similar dark colors like black, red, and grey to create a gloomy tone. Key elements like the heading were positioned in the same area of each product. While the products were generally consistent, the font colors differed between the red/black poster and white/red/yellow magazine text. Overall, Chatwin believed the products promoted the same idea through different mediums, with only minor inconsistencies in font color.
Poster genre research
The document analyzes movie posters for action films like Spectre, The Bourne Supremacy, and Taken. It summarizes the conventions used across the posters to appeal to target audiences and portray the genre. The target audience is predominantly males aged 15-45. Key conventions included featuring a male protagonist from the target demographic holding a gun, using dark colors to set a serious tone, and keeping the poster simple and direct with limited text. Analyzing these posters helped identify elements to include in creating other effective action movie posters.
Q2 brand identity new
The document discusses how the creator established brand identity across their documentary, radio trailer, and magazine double-page spread which promoted the documentary. Similar fonts, color schemes, music, and imagery were used to create continuity and familiarity between the products. Screenshots and descriptions from the documentary were featured in the magazine spread to link the pieces. Logos and references to the broadcast channel were also included to clearly associate the documentary with Channel 4. The goal was to effectively promote awareness of the documentary and influence audiences to watch through a cohesive branded identity.
Zodiac Film Poster Analysis
The poster analyzes the film poster for Zodiac. It summarizes that the poster effectively uses space and layout while providing enough information about the film's atmosphere and genre in a mysterious but not overdone way. The fonts and colors correlate to create an eerie feel that matches the thriller genre. The poster's unique selling point is said to be the renowned actors starring in it, who have experience in different entertainment areas, helping attract a wide audience. One suggested change is placing the star names above their corresponding character images to increase uniformity.
Evaluation question 3
This document discusses how effective the combination of a film and its ancillary marketing materials can be. It analyzes a short film project and its poster and magazine advertisements. The poster uses a blurred image and military themes to promote the film's mystery and genre. The magazine spreads feature similar gun images and layout inspirations from other publications to effectively promote the film. Overall, the document argues that the film and ancillary products work well together to create an appealing and representative promotional campaign for the short film.
Q3
Adam received feedback from audience members on a trailer, poster, and magazine he created to promote a horror project. For the trailer, audiences felt there was a lack of dialogue, which caused confusion about the purpose and lost their interest. The poster was considered to reflect the trailer and magazine well visually but lacked content. However, Adam intended for the poster to simply promote the trailer, not provide a lot of content. Some felt the poster did not suit the horror genre or have meaning. For the magazine, audiences thought it remained consistent with the poster visually and appeared professional, but the font size and color were considered monotonous, which was Adam's intentional design choice to make the trailer more attractive.
Evaluation question
This document discusses a student film project that created a horror trailer, poster, magazine cover, and social media page to promote their film. They used consistent branding elements like the killer character, font, and tagline ("Going offline will be killer") across all materials. They also planned to promote the materials digitally by creating an online myth about the killer on social media sites. Their goal was to link all parts of the campaign together through visuals and themes to effectively promote the film.
Article break down q1
Both media products use a photoshopped main image to represent the topic - a man holding a phone for the documentary on teenagers' use of phones, and a man in a suit for a mystery documentary. They both use a medium shot and include other smaller images on the page. While the example magazine uses behind-the-scenes images, the student magazine uses clips from the documentary to promote what will be shown and create familiarity. They both include logos and captions to provide context for the images and previews of their documentaries.
Evaluation 2
The document discusses how the filmmaker's ancillary tasks of a film review and poster relate to and reflect the themes of their short film as the main task. Specifically, the review breaks down the film's themes effectively by providing context and comparing the film's issues to historical problems. The minimalist poster represents the film's themes of instability and change through its irregular fonts and simplistic design, informing audiences while maintaining mystery. Both ancillary tasks were designed to clearly reflect the same themes of education portrayed in the short film.
Ancillary product poster
This document analyzes several soap opera posters and identifies conventions used in their design. It notes that the EastEnders poster uses a single main image to avoid looking congested. The Hollyoaks poster effectively uses abstract image manipulation to convey contrasting emotions. Compacting important information like the show name and air time with the tagline allows viewers to easily find key details. Advertising social media accounts on the poster helps promote the show online in addition to drawing attention with the physical poster. Repeating successful conventions from the examples could help create an effective new soap opera poster.
Evaluation 2
The marketing timetable outlines the order that the poster, magazine cover, and trailer will be released to attract audiences to the film. The poster will be shown first across the country to generate initial interest. Then the magazine cover and trailer will be released together to target wider audiences. Each marketing piece incorporates elements of film noir style and mystery to pique audience interest and engage regular cinema-goers without revealing too much about the plot.
Evaluation question 2
With both the main product and ancillary tasks, the creator wanted them to look professional and authentic to create a link between the consumer and product, making it more effective. Throughout the products, key props like an axe and same costumes are used to make the characters more identifiable and increase uniformity. Key themes of pursuit, nature, and death are represented in each product to create cohesion between the forms of advertising.
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Q2
The student compares their film poster, magazine, and trailer to evaluate how effectively the ancillary texts support the main product. They used the same font across all pieces to maintain consistency. While the poster and trailer used identical fonts, the magazine employed a similar but distinct typeface to give it its own identity. Key characters and themes are featured prominently in each. Some areas for improvement include using a font that better reflects the genre across all pieces and including additional characters. Overall, the ancillary texts and main product complement one another well and work together to promote the story.
Q2
The student compares their film poster, magazine, and trailer to evaluate how effectively the ancillary texts support the main product. They used consistent fonts and featured the main character across all pieces. While the poster and trailer used the same font, the magazine had a similar but distinct font to give it its own identity. Locations, costumes, and actors were also consistently portrayed. Overall, the ancillary texts and main product were well integrated through shared visual elements and reinforcement of the film's genre and narrative. Room for improvement includes using fully consistent fonts and potentially featuring additional characters.
Evaluation Question 2
The combination of the trailer, poster, and magazine cover for the film "Modern Descartes" effectively promotes the film. Consistency was maintained across the texts in portraying typical drama genre codes and conventions while ensuring uniqueness. Font, costumes, and color schemes were linked between the texts to connect them and allow the audience to associate elements with the film. Social media integration increases the success of engaging their target demographic of 15-25 year olds. Audience feedback validated the synergy between the texts in effectively representing and promoting the film.
Evaluation q 2
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a main media product (a movie trailer) with ancillary texts (a magazine cover and poster). Key elements like costume, colors, fonts, and characters were carried throughout all three products to create cohesion and link them together. Audience testing showed the combination was successful, with viewers identifying connections between the products. Specifically, a white mask featured prominently in all three works to tie them together and create intrigue around the main character. Limiting colors to black, white, and red also helped bind the products and genre. Similar fonts further reinforced the connections.
Evaluation question 2
Tim McMorrow created a film trailer and ancillary texts to link together and establish a horror film franchise. He used consistent elements like lighting, font, costumes, and colors across the three projects. A red, black, and white color scheme was used to reference the horror genre. A retro-inspired font called "True Lies" was also used in the magazine cover and poster to connect them. Low-key lighting in the dark images and clips helped set a scary tone. The main characters were identifiable in each product to provide consistency. Overall, the combination of trailer and ancillary texts was effective in capturing the horror genre through genre conventions while also making the projects distinctive.
A2 Media Evaluation
The document discusses the use of conventions and new media technologies in the production of a short film. It analyzes how conventions from other short films were used or challenged in the film. Close-ups and linear narrative were used, while dialogue and voiceover were not. New media like YouTube, Blogger, Issuu, Adobe Premiere Pro, and After Effects were used for research, planning, construction, and evaluation. Facebook and Survey Monkey were used to get audience feedback on the finished film.
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The documentary, print ad, and radio trailer are effectively combined through consistent content, voiceovers, colors, slogans, and release details. Using the same voiceover in the documentary and radio ad allows the audience to relate to the speaker across formats. Matching the title, color scheme, and question slogan between the documentary and print ad also creates connections for the audience.
CRAR Evaluation
The document discusses how various media technologies were used at different stages of creating a media campaign. Research involved watching films online and analyzing trailers, posters, and magazines. Planning utilized storyboarding and scripts. Construction used video cameras, editing software, and design software. Feedback was gathered by screening and surveying audiences. Overall, the document outlines the full process of researching, planning, constructing, and evaluating a media campaign using different technologies at each stage.
Critical evaluation[1]
The document discusses how the author's media products used, developed, and challenged conventions of real media through a short film about bullying outcomes, poster, and film review that were informed by analyses of similar existing works. Feedback indicated that more dialogue was wanted in the short film. The author learned the importance of extensive research, planning, and using new media technologies like video cameras and editing software in effectively constructing and evaluating their media products.
Evaluation Q2
The document discusses how the author used synergy between their main movie product and ancillary texts like a trailer, poster, and magazine cover. Key elements like consistent fonts, colors, lighting, and inclusion of the two main characters were used across all products to create a cohesive advertising campaign that was greater than the individual elements. This was done to intrigue audiences about the characters and plot, and entice them to watch the movie.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a main product with ancillary texts for a horror film project. The teaser trailer, film poster, and magazine cover were successful in linking through images, ideas, and genre without using dialogue or screenshots. Using a screenshot from the teaser trailer could have improved the relationship between the ancillary texts and media productions. Overall, the products were effective in catching audience attention through similar colors, images, and identifiable characters or footage across the teaser trailer, poster, and magazine cover.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses the production of a documentary on the Meninism movement along with two ancillary texts - a magazine spread and radio advert. It describes how the team ensured consistency across the pieces through shared elements like color scheme, fonts, music, and key quotes to clearly connect the pieces and strengthen the overall brand. Feedback confirmed the audience could easily identify the shared branding elements between the different media.
Evaluation Question 2
The document discusses how the combination of main products and ancillary tasks can be effective for advertising. It maintains consistent elements like the film title "The Deprived" across all products to create a recognizable brand. Key props and imagery are also consistently featured, like a map carried by the protagonist, to better link the narratives between advertisements. Themes of death, blood and nature are expressed in both the film trailer and poster to create a stronger bond between the media. These consistent elements and themes across products help audiences more easily identify them as advertising the same film.
Evaluation Question 2
The document evaluates how effectively a short film, movie poster, and movie review page complement each other. It finds that the title, main images, and special effects are similar across the three works to connect them. Production details, distribution channels, and director credits also relate the short film to the other pieces to clearly show they are interlinked works meant to promote the same film. In conclusion, consistent use of imagery, fonts, and colors allows the audience to easily identify the synergy between the main short film and its ancillary marketing materials.
Presentation eval qs 2
The document evaluates how effectively a short film, movie poster, and movie review page complement each other. It finds that the title, main images, and special effects are similar across the three works to connect them. Production details, distribution channels, and director credits also relate the short film to the other pieces to clearly show they are interlinked works meant to promote the film. The evaluation determines that the consistent use of imagery, fonts, and colors allow the audience to easily identify the synergy between the main film and its ancillary marketing materials.
Q2 evaluation
The combination of the documentary and ancillary tasks evolved together through the development process. The radio trailer and newspaper advert targeted different themes and audiences to promote the documentary to a wider group. Both ancillary tasks conveyed similar themes to the documentary but in distinct ways appropriate for their formats and target demographics. Peer feedback prompted changes to ensure the tasks accurately represented and promoted the documentary.
Evaluation question 2
The combination of the main documentary and two ancillary tasks (a radio trailer and newspaper advert) was effective in conveying the key themes through different mediums.
The radio trailer evolved alongside the documentary, using music, narration and audio extracts to promote the somber tone and themes of health issues. Feedback improved the sound levels and effects.
The newspaper advert targeted the documentary's subsidiary theme of dreams through symbols of a fence, barbed wire and butterfly representing restrictions and fragility. Different fonts and typography linked it to the documentary while distinguishing facts.
Editing of the advert improved the tone from tacky to professional by increasing exposure and keeping the subject in color against a bright background. The combination of
Q2 evaluation
The combination of the documentary and ancillary tasks was effective in promoting the documentary to different target audiences. The radio trailer evolved alongside the documentary, changing elements like music to accurately reflect the documentary. The newspaper ad targeted different themes than the trailer to attract a wider audience. Both ancillary tasks conveyed similar themes to the documentary but in different ways appropriate for their audiences. The research into target audiences helped tailor each ancillary task, like using a young male narrator for the radio trailer aimed at younger listeners.
Question 2 evaluation
The document discusses the effectiveness of linking a main film product with ancillary texts like posters and magazines. It describes how the killer's mask is featured in both the film trailer and on the poster and magazine cover to clearly represent the horror genre. Each representation of the mask is shown differently to increase audience curiosity. Dark red text is used consistently across materials to symbolize blood and danger and make the products more recognizable as related. The combination of the main film and ancillary texts is considered very effective at linking the materials together and outlining the genre, though some suggest there could have been even more direct links between the media.
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Evaluation Question Two
- 1. Evaluation Question Two How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts?
- 3. Synergy and Cross Media Convergence The main sources of synergy within the cross media convergence (the working together of video and print) are the same fonts and style of text, and the similar images used. The main two fonts used throughout both my video and print work are ‘Later On’ and ‘Love Moi’, this then creates a visual common ground between the different formats of media texts and enables the readers to transform to an audience and see the similarities. The similar images used in each task does help establish who the main subject is of the documentary. Tom is clearly featured in the double-page spread, and it is fairly obvious it is him and Tristan in the newspaper advertisement; making the two already known for when the audience come to watch the documentary, meaning a relationship has already started forming between the viewers and Tom.
- 4. When viewing my ancillary tasks and main task as one piece of Synergy I think they work together exceptionally well; the desired mood, emotion and philosophy behind the reason why I made this documentary is clearly evident. This is well reflected in both my double-page spread and newspaper advertisement, and clearly successful once the audience has watched the documentary. All three of my tasks work together as a media text package, using intertextuality to promote, advertise and overall to make my documentary a success.