Film Poster Progression
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The document summarizes modifications made to a film poster to alter the original image and give the illusion of attacks occurring in the scene. Key alterations included removing buildings and a man from the scene, changing a sign, increasing brightness and color contrast, adding a purple tint and dark clouds to make the sky seem more ominous, and including a nuclear warhead, smoke, and blood to suggest danger and fit the film's theme. Marketing information like a title, website, and logos were also added to provide audiences with more information.
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Evaluation Question 1
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My media product uses conventions of supernatural horror such as close-ups, music, and unknown characters to engage audiences, similar to films like The Shining. However, it also challenges conventions through the use of different camera angles, shots, and an ending clip that surprises viewers. Specifically, low angles and close-ups are used to draw attention to important moments, while long shots allow audiences to make their own interpretations. Tension is built through a quiet but gradually intensifying musical score and a ringing phone at the end. The piece is also set in a public location to make it more accessible and scary for viewers.
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Evaluation Question 1
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1) Creating the initial poster design based on the movie "You're Next" and customizing it for the project.
2) Adding layers, fonts, title, rating, and web address in Photoshop.
3) Choosing an appropriate background photo and logos.
4) Manipulating elements like brightness, colors, and effects to improve visuals and focus.
5) Centering elements, adding a release date, and refining text for clarity and cohesion.
Question 2
The document provides details on the design and layout of a movie poster and magazine cover that were created to promote a horror film. Key elements included on both the poster and magazine cover were the film's villain depicted in close-up shots, a red and white color palette, matching fonts, and the placement of images and text to draw attention. Continuity between the two promotional pieces was achieved through similar visual styles, fonts, and depictions of the villain to brand the film.
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This document describes the process of designing a logo for a film production company. The logo is designed to resemble an old film camera reel to represent the company's focus on filmmaking. Key steps in the design process included creating black circles to represent the reels, adding holes and a trapezoid shape to mimic a camera reel, choosing a font style and color that relates to common film genres, and placing the company name "Reel Loud" on the side of the reel design. The goal was to create a logo that draws upon classic film imagery while also having a name that connects to the intended types of films to be produced.
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- 3. Clone Stamp Tool. I removed the chimney of this building and the building opposite to give the illusion of some kind of attacks taking place. I removed a man who was walking in this area. I used the clone stamp tool to alter the sign on this establishment and make it look like it has been shaken.
- 4. I increased the brightness and colour of the photo to bring out colours and contrast I then desaturated to make the image seem darker to fit with the theme of the film.
- 5. I added a purple tint and some dark clouds to the sky to remove the look of a bright day, which has positive connotations. I added smoke to come out of the chimney, as if it’s on fire.
- 6. I added more clouds in dark colours to give the scene a more ominous feel. I added a nuclear war head to allude to what the film is about.
- 7. I added blood to the scene to make things seem more dangerous.
- 8. I added a title, a ‘coming soon’, and website and a production company logo to give audiences more information. I added a website because viral marketing is the best way to reach my target demographics currently.