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The document discusses the evaluation of media products created by Jamie Read, including a movie trailer, poster, and magazine cover. 1. The trailer and poster use conventions of their genres but also challenge conventions by having minimal color. 2. The products work well together because they maintain continuity through using the same font for the movie title. 3. Feedback taught Jamie that their preferences sometimes differ from audiences, so they lightened the poster and added color to the magazine cover based on feedback. Certain clips were also removed from the trailer. 4. Photoshop, iMovie, and Garageband were used to construct the products. The internet was used for research, and scanning and digital tools were
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The student created a film trailer and additional marketing materials including a poster, magazine cover, and DVD cover following conventions of real media products. Feedback from peers was positive for the trailer and magazine cover but identified areas for improvement for the poster and DVD cover, mainly regarding use of space. The student used software like Adobe Premiere Pro, Fireworks, Microsoft Word and PowerPoint in planning, constructing and researching their materials.
Question 7
1) In the preliminary task, the author failed to adequately plan, which resulted in missing the deadline. For the main task, the author created a thorough time plan to keep the project on schedule.
2) For the main task, the author conducted research like audience interviews and mind mapping ideas to develop a well-thought out product that met the audience's wants.
3) Studying films in the same genre helped the author understand conventions to apply to their own title sequence, such as using sepia lighting to set a gangster/crime tone. Proper planning and research led to a stronger final product.
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This document summarizes Luke Headland's evaluation of his FMP project. It discusses his research, planning, time management, technical qualities of his posters, and how he aimed to appeal to his target audience. Some key points:
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- His planning, including storyboards, schedules, and mind maps, helped his production go smoothly. However, he encountered some difficulties with actors and night shots not going as planned.
- He managed his time well thanks to his planning, but some delays occurred when people were unavailable to help with filming or modeling.
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Lauren West created a movie teaser trailer, poster, and magazine to promote a horror film for a class project. She researched horror genre conventions like quick cuts, nighttime settings, and teenage characters to include in her teaser trailer. While most trailers use blood and special effects, she omitted these to make her trailer more realistic. She analyzed existing posters and magazines to incorporate standard elements like dark colors, character images, and release dates into her promotional materials. Lauren gathered feedback on her work from audiences and made improvements based on their comments, like experimenting with different fonts and images. She found that challenging some conventions, like using layered images instead of flat ones, was effective. Overall, Lauren learned how to analyze real
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The document summarizes the creation of a movie trailer for a class project. It discusses conventions used in existing trailers that were followed, such as length and inclusion of scenes to generate curiosity. It also discusses conventions that were broken, such as limited dialogue and realistic portrayal of a forbidden love story. The trailer was inspired by techniques from filmmakers like Tarantino and used black and white sequences as homages. Ancillary tasks like a movie poster and magazine ad were created to promote the trailer. Various media technologies were used, including a DSLR camera, Adobe Premiere and After Effects for editing, and internet resources for research and inspiration. Challenges included slow computer speeds and power outages.
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