The document discusses various codes and conventions used in film magazine covers, including layout techniques like the rule of thirds and camera angles, the use of images and poses, text styles, and how these elements appeal to target audiences and convey meaning and representation. It also examines specific magazine covers for films like The Dark Knight and how they employ conventions like cover lines, pull quotes, and continuity of branding to promote the films.
This is a sample question on case study material. For my case study I chose Broadcast Fiction - specifically Crime/Drama. The series I analysed were Dexter, The Killing, Mentalist, Criminal Minds.
This is a sample question on case study material. For my case study I chose Broadcast Fiction - specifically Crime/Drama. The series I analysed were Dexter, The Killing, Mentalist, Criminal Minds.
Making Resumes- My Teaching Demonstration in English for Specific Purposes. This presentation is not mine but the samples are mine. NAmes and contact numbers are some what mixed up. I hope i can help you in teaching how to make resumes.
The cardinal rule of storytelling is- show, not tell. So, instead of using words on a page or dialogue in a film- symbolism is a tool which is used to communicate things visually. Symbolism refers to visual cues which are used to express various concepts. These symbols can take the form of animate and inanimate things.
Making Resumes- My Teaching Demonstration in English for Specific Purposes. This presentation is not mine but the samples are mine. NAmes and contact numbers are some what mixed up. I hope i can help you in teaching how to make resumes.
The cardinal rule of storytelling is- show, not tell. So, instead of using words on a page or dialogue in a film- symbolism is a tool which is used to communicate things visually. Symbolism refers to visual cues which are used to express various concepts. These symbols can take the form of animate and inanimate things.
1. Film magazine covers To identify codes and conventions used within the film magazines
2. Conventions of magazines Technical terms What creates meaning? Masthead Cover lines Cover stories Pictures and captions Route of the eye Principle of thirds Pull quotes flash Kicker and explanatory text U.S.P Language and register Mise en scene- Position, pose, costume, eye contact /gaze, facial expression Camera angle Font style, size, colour Revealing genre Quotes/links to the film
3. Conventions of magazines Layout (Rule of thirds) (camera angle) (text) Image- Direct pose? Sexual/seductive/aggressive Text- Style of text and impact of this Audience profile- who is the audience for this magazine and how do we know? Ideology- What ideas is the magazine portraying? Representation- what representations is the magazine giving of itself and of others? What representation is this giving about the film
11. Style of writing that is reflective of the joker’s actual writing that again we see in poster, website, film and magazine Continuity of colour throughout film, poster and magazine
13. Play on words with the tagline Appealing to fans with the collectable covers and asking them to choose a side- Awareness of target audience Direct mode of address within character Character handwriting/sense of realism
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15. Lack of other coverlines to Show the severity of the Situation Still using the joker to represent Heath Ledger- linking into awareness of target audience and how they see the character- as the joker
16. Clear awareness of target audience Play on words including the title of the film Comic book style in its pictures in the background Paint effect acts as an example of continuity and branding, house style These two words create meaning on their own due to the use of different colour text- Bloody brilliant
19. Focus on the picture to create meaning for the audience
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21. Reliance of audience awareness Model credit Use of colour Also similar idea of launching the magazine in the same way that the golden ticket was launched