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Boletín Las Alcublas nº 1
La exposición rinde homenaje a la Colonia Alcublana en Valencia, una asociación cultural creada en los años 50 por emigrantes de Alcublas en Valencia para evitar el desarraigo y mantener la unión con su localidad de origen. La Colonia organizó numerosas actividades culturales y creó las fiestas de septiembre en Alcublas. Se disolvió en 1971 tras 18 años de existencia, dejando atrás éxitos e ilusiones para la localidad.
AñO 6 Nº 22 Octubre 1993
La Asociación de Vecinos organizó tres ensayos para el baile tradicional "El Pollo" y confeccionó nueve trajes típicos. Treinta parejas, incluidas cuatro de Clares, aprendieron el baile con gran entusiasmo. Esto hace pensar que el baile tradicional "El Pollo" se mantendrá vivo en la localidad.
angelica
El documento presenta la visión y misión de la Institución Tecnológica Colegio Mayor de Bolívar. Su visión es ser reconocida como una institución con programas profesionales acreditados que responde con calidad a las demandas educativas de diferentes sectores de la población. Su misión es ofrecer programas técnicos, tecnológicos y profesionales comprometidos con la formación integral de personas para incorporarse activamente al desarrollo sostenible de la región, la nación y el mundo.
A signal processing approach to distributional clustering of terms in automat...
Marta Capdevila Dalmau, Oscar W. Márquez Flórez
University of Vigo, Telecommunication Engineering School, Signal and Communications Processing Dept., Rúa Maxwell s/n, Campus Universitario, 36310 Vigo, SPAIN.
Question 2
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a main product with ancillary texts by maintaining a clear theme throughout. The author used a dark and sinister theme for the horror film trailer, poster, and magazine to reflect the genre. Images in the ancillary texts focus on the main actress to draw attention to her. While a connection is made between the victim and clock, strengthening the link to the killer could improve the trailer. Overall, the similar dark theme and conventions across the products help audiences recognize they are part of the same franchise.
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Boletín Las Alcublas nº 1
La exposición rinde homenaje a la Colonia Alcublana en Valencia, una asociación cultural creada en los años 50 por emigrantes de Alcublas en Valencia para evitar el desarraigo y mantener la unión con su localidad de origen. La Colonia organizó numerosas actividades culturales y creó las fiestas de septiembre en Alcublas. Se disolvió en 1971 tras 18 años de existencia, dejando atrás éxitos e ilusiones para la localidad.
AñO 6 Nº 22 Octubre 1993
La Asociación de Vecinos organizó tres ensayos para el baile tradicional "El Pollo" y confeccionó nueve trajes típicos. Treinta parejas, incluidas cuatro de Clares, aprendieron el baile con gran entusiasmo. Esto hace pensar que el baile tradicional "El Pollo" se mantendrá vivo en la localidad.
angelica
El documento presenta la visión y misión de la Institución Tecnológica Colegio Mayor de Bolívar. Su visión es ser reconocida como una institución con programas profesionales acreditados que responde con calidad a las demandas educativas de diferentes sectores de la población. Su misión es ofrecer programas técnicos, tecnológicos y profesionales comprometidos con la formación integral de personas para incorporarse activamente al desarrollo sostenible de la región, la nación y el mundo.
A signal processing approach to distributional clustering of terms in automat...
Marta Capdevila Dalmau, Oscar W. Márquez Flórez
University of Vigo, Telecommunication Engineering School, Signal and Communications Processing Dept., Rúa Maxwell s/n, Campus Universitario, 36310 Vigo, SPAIN.
Question 2
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a main product with ancillary texts by maintaining a clear theme throughout. The author used a dark and sinister theme for the horror film trailer, poster, and magazine to reflect the genre. Images in the ancillary texts focus on the main actress to draw attention to her. While a connection is made between the victim and clock, strengthening the link to the killer could improve the trailer. Overall, the similar dark theme and conventions across the products help audiences recognize they are part of the same franchise.
Question 2
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a main product with ancillary texts by maintaining a clear theme throughout. The author created a dark and sinister theme for the horror film and related trailer, poster, and magazine article to draw connections between the products. Similar images, fonts, and a focus on the main actress were used to unify the pieces while still differentiating the magazine format. Overall, the combination of products is deemed effective because a clear link can be made through consistent theme and conventions.
Evaluation of research & planning
The document discusses the research and planning that went into designing a film publicity campaign for a horror film. Key influences included horror posters, teaser trailers, and magazines which showed what to include to generate audience expectations. Psychological thriller films like The Ring, Scream, and The Others influenced the look of the campaign. Target audiences were compared by looking at how other horror films enticed audiences. The narrative strategy for the synopsis was to leave some cliffhangers to provide just enough information to spark audience interest without giving everything away. Research into certification looked at how to label the film to attract the widest possible audience.
Pre 1920 horror films
The document summarizes three early horror films from before 1920: London After Midnight (1927), The Cat and the Canary (1927), and House of Wax (1953). London After Midnight is a silent mystery film set in 1920s London involving the investigation of a murder. The Cat and the Canary is also a silent film based on a play about a greedy family gathering to hear the will of their recently deceased wealthy relative. House of Wax is a 1953 film starring Vincent Price about a wax sculptor who has his museum burned down by his partner.
Horror film titles
This document discusses horror film titles and the connotations and denotations they provide about the films' potential subjects and tones. Case 39 and Let Me In are analyzed as titles that convey mystery, danger, and supernatural themes through their wording alone. The American is also examined based solely on its title, with potential connotations around immigration, the American Dream, and modern patriarchal values suggested.
Horror film titles
This document discusses horror film titles and the connotations and denotations they provide about the films' content. It analyzes the titles "Case 39," "Let Me In," and "The American," noting that "Case 39" implies a mystery or law-based film, "Let Me In" suggests danger and the supernatural, and "The American" connotes themes of immigration and the American Dream based solely on the title. The document examines how horror film titles can give viewers an idea of the potential plot or tone of the movie.
Research into previous blogs
This document summarizes the key aspects the author gathered from researching other blogs. It discusses how the blog provided examples of a good title, introduction and audience feedback from other websites. Examples from the blog influenced the author's ideas for their own blog, showing how research into other blogs can provide templates for essential elements to include.
The Stages Of My Final Production
The document outlines the three main stages of the author's final magazine production project. Stage 1 involved research and planning, including comparing existing magazines and conducting a questionnaire. Stage 2 was a preliminary task to create a flat plan for a sample school magazine to understand magazine conventions. Stage 3 was the main production of a music magazine, applying the lessons learned from the preliminary task by including elements like a lure, strap line, and masthead.
The Stages Of My Final Production
The document outlines the three main stages of the author's final magazine production project. Stage 1 involved research and planning, including comparing existing magazines and conducting a questionnaire. Stage 2 was creating a preliminary flat plan of a school magazine to understand magazine conventions. Stage 3 was the main production of a music magazine, applying the lessons learned from the preliminary task by including elements like a lure, strap line, and masthead.
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Question 2
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a main product with ancillary texts by maintaining a clear theme throughout. The author created a dark and sinister theme for the horror film and related trailer, poster, and magazine article to draw connections between the products. Similar images, fonts, and a focus on the main actress were used to unify the pieces while still differentiating the magazine format. Overall, the combination of products is deemed effective because a clear link can be made through consistent theme and conventions.
Evaluation of research & planning
The document discusses the research and planning that went into designing a film publicity campaign for a horror film. Key influences included horror posters, teaser trailers, and magazines which showed what to include to generate audience expectations. Psychological thriller films like The Ring, Scream, and The Others influenced the look of the campaign. Target audiences were compared by looking at how other horror films enticed audiences. The narrative strategy for the synopsis was to leave some cliffhangers to provide just enough information to spark audience interest without giving everything away. Research into certification looked at how to label the film to attract the widest possible audience.
Pre 1920 horror films
The document summarizes three early horror films from before 1920: London After Midnight (1927), The Cat and the Canary (1927), and House of Wax (1953). London After Midnight is a silent mystery film set in 1920s London involving the investigation of a murder. The Cat and the Canary is also a silent film based on a play about a greedy family gathering to hear the will of their recently deceased wealthy relative. House of Wax is a 1953 film starring Vincent Price about a wax sculptor who has his museum burned down by his partner.
Horror film titles
This document discusses horror film titles and the connotations and denotations they provide about the films' potential subjects and tones. Case 39 and Let Me In are analyzed as titles that convey mystery, danger, and supernatural themes through their wording alone. The American is also examined based solely on its title, with potential connotations around immigration, the American Dream, and modern patriarchal values suggested.
Horror film titles
This document discusses horror film titles and the connotations and denotations they provide about the films' content. It analyzes the titles "Case 39," "Let Me In," and "The American," noting that "Case 39" implies a mystery or law-based film, "Let Me In" suggests danger and the supernatural, and "The American" connotes themes of immigration and the American Dream based solely on the title. The document examines how horror film titles can give viewers an idea of the potential plot or tone of the movie.
Research into previous blogs
This document summarizes the key aspects the author gathered from researching other blogs. It discusses how the blog provided examples of a good title, introduction and audience feedback from other websites. Examples from the blog influenced the author's ideas for their own blog, showing how research into other blogs can provide templates for essential elements to include.
The Stages Of My Final Production
The document outlines the three main stages of the author's final magazine production project. Stage 1 involved research and planning, including comparing existing magazines and conducting a questionnaire. Stage 2 was a preliminary task to create a flat plan for a sample school magazine to understand magazine conventions. Stage 3 was the main production of a music magazine, applying the lessons learned from the preliminary task by including elements like a lure, strap line, and masthead.
The Stages Of My Final Production
The document outlines the three main stages of the author's final magazine production project. Stage 1 involved research and planning, including comparing existing magazines and conducting a questionnaire. Stage 2 was creating a preliminary flat plan of a school magazine to understand magazine conventions. Stage 3 was the main production of a music magazine, applying the lessons learned from the preliminary task by including elements like a lure, strap line, and masthead.