Film poster research
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The document summarizes two film posters. The first uses bright, contrasting colors that relate to the film's title and features a large prominent image with small landscape in the background. The second keeps a similar blue/contrasting color scheme, features one large main character image, and includes other characters at the bottom. Both posters effectively attract attention through monochrome and contrasting color schemes that highlight the main character and give insights into the storyline.
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The document analyzes the poster for the horror film "The Conjuring". It summarizes:
1) The poster uses a serif font to set a retro, 1970s tone and larger text sizes emphasize the film title and release date.
2) The central image of a hanging noose on a leafless tree suggests death and curses the house in the background.
3) Dark, dull colors give an impression of lifelessness and isolation, setting the horror tone. White text stands out against the dark background and font.
4) An orderly layout with space emphasizes isolation, following horror conventions. Information like the directors' previous films entice audiences to watch.
Analise postur
1. The movie poster places the main actors, movie title, and slogan in the primary optical area to attract viewers' attention. It uses an old-fashioned font to suggest the movie is like classic action thrillers.
2. In the terminal area, the release date informs viewers when the movie will be out. A cross and character standing in blood-colored water symbolize themes of death and violence.
3. The black-and-white color scheme and use of red for the title and date imply the movie is a serious action/drama. Imagery in the weak fallow area further hints at death. The layout utilizes space to emphasize this is a major film starring Liam Neeson.
Presentation2
The poster, trailer, and magazine cover for the media product follow several forms and conventions of real media products:
- The poster uses a three color palette of red, black, and white and features the main antagonist and protagonist, similar to the Eden Lake movie poster.
- The trailer uses changes in lighting to signify genres and story elements, and maintains consistent fonts across intertitles, matching the poster.
- The magazine cover follows conventions like placing the main title in a larger font, including a skyline and other sell lines, and maintaining the three color scheme across products. However, some images were swapped to better suit each media format.
Question 1 evaluation
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Media evaluation question 1.odp12
The media product uses conventions of the indie genre through stylistic choices that convey a simple yet appealing aesthetic. A dark blue color motif ties the products together and references the band name "Zulu Wolves" and winter. Photographs on the digipak use close-ups and striking color backgrounds to portray the light mood of indie music. The poster employs a plain but distinctive font to represent the genre's casual style. Filming in an urban setting for the music video also follows conventions commonly used in indie videos. Feedback from fans informed the decision to depict the band members wearing everyday clothes without prominent branding.
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Horror title analysis
The title "Jessabelle" for the horror film gives little information but implies it is not happy and is a horror film. The black and white colors create a dark, eerie atmosphere suggesting a rural, isolated setting typically for horror. The white mist fading into the background hints that the supernatural presence is connected to the title. The jagged title edges imply the character or presence is damaged and has interacted with the subject. The marshy ground suggests the film takes place in a cold, dead, mysterious area affected by the supernatural. The unusual name "Jessabelle" automatically associates it with the supernatural, leaving the audience curious to learn more.
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1) The poster uses a serif font to set a retro, 1970s tone and larger text sizes emphasize the film title and release date.
2) The central image of a hanging noose on a leafless tree suggests death and curses the house in the background.
3) Dark, dull colors give an impression of lifelessness and isolation, setting the horror tone. White text stands out against the dark background and font.
4) An orderly layout with space emphasizes isolation, following horror conventions. Information like the directors' previous films entice audiences to watch.
Analise postur
1. The movie poster places the main actors, movie title, and slogan in the primary optical area to attract viewers' attention. It uses an old-fashioned font to suggest the movie is like classic action thrillers.
2. In the terminal area, the release date informs viewers when the movie will be out. A cross and character standing in blood-colored water symbolize themes of death and violence.
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The poster, trailer, and magazine cover for the media product follow several forms and conventions of real media products:
- The poster uses a three color palette of red, black, and white and features the main antagonist and protagonist, similar to the Eden Lake movie poster.
- The trailer uses changes in lighting to signify genres and story elements, and maintains consistent fonts across intertitles, matching the poster.
- The magazine cover follows conventions like placing the main title in a larger font, including a skyline and other sell lines, and maintaining the three color scheme across products. However, some images were swapped to better suit each media format.
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The media product uses conventions of the indie genre through stylistic choices that convey a simple yet appealing aesthetic. A dark blue color motif ties the products together and references the band name "Zulu Wolves" and winter. Photographs on the digipak use close-ups and striking color backgrounds to portray the light mood of indie music. The poster employs a plain but distinctive font to represent the genre's casual style. Filming in an urban setting for the music video also follows conventions commonly used in indie videos. Feedback from fans informed the decision to depict the band members wearing everyday clothes without prominent branding.
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- A magazine cover effectively uses a transparent title as a contrast to the block text. The character image looks desperate to entice readers.
- The best poster from the previous year draws attention to the title by making other text smaller, and places the caption over the title for more impact.
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Research Analysis of Existing Products.
3 x Front Cover, Contents Page and Double Page Spreads.
Music Magazines.
Entertaintment magazine
The magazine cover uses specific colors, fonts, and formatting to attract its target audience. The masthead is large and bold blue to stand out against the background image of actor Johnny Depp in character. Cover lines are in different sizes and colors to highlight certain content. Depp's image takes up most of the cover to signify its importance, showing him in costume from the horror film Sweeney Todd to indicate the content will focus on that movie rather than his personal life. The color scheme and Depp's pale makeup are intended to set a horror-themed tone for the magazine's content.
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Music Magazines.
3 x Front Covers, Cotents Pages and Double Page Spreads.
Poster analysis
The document analyzes the conventions used in a horror movie poster. It discusses the bold main image as shocking and confusing to audiences. The layout places the image prominently at the center with text at the top and bottom to follow the natural flow of eyes. Typography uses large dramatic text for the title and smaller text for other information. Color contrasts the natural skin tones with the unnatural hands on the face. Overall, the poster follows conventions of the horror genre to attract audiences and create intrigue through its use of images, colors, typography and layout.
Self evaluation
The document discusses the student's process for creating draft posters and a magazine cover for their horror film project. For the posters, they considered conventions related to genre (horror) and form (poster design). Key elements included font style, image placement, and use of color. Compared to the Insidious poster, the student's designs demonstrated some effective conventions but could be improved with additional details or an establishing shot background. The magazine cover also incorporated genre and form conventions, but its long shot image and limited colors made it less conventional than the Insidious example.
the uninvited
The poster depicts a person looking through a window with their face covered, creating mystery. Trees in the background suggest the film takes place in a forest. Dark lighting and colors of black, white, and gray create an eerie atmosphere. Unusual fonts are used to convey the horror genre. Mysterious elements like the covered face and tagline "Fear moves in" intrigue audiences without revealing much about the plot. Challenging conventions further sparks audience interest in uncovering what is "uninvited."
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This week's tasks include researching posters for films similar to Scream 4 and Taken 2.
The Scream 4 poster uses typical horror film conventions like red color and a murky background to convey mystery. It features three main characters to identify with from previous films. Minimal text promotes the new rules and decade.
The Taken 2 poster positions Liam Neeson with a gun to convey he is prepared for those coming after him. His facial expression shows stress and strength. Sans serif font and colors like red and white are commonly used in thriller and action movies.
Research on the Scream poster found its simplicity draws in audiences with one mysterious main image and minimal layered text. Color and positioning are used
Horror Film Poster Deconstructions
This document provides an analysis of several horror movie posters. It notes conventions commonly used in horror poster design, such as placing the subject in the center, using a dark background to connote mystery, and including a prominent tagline. Specific posters are examined for effective uses of fonts, blurred or reflective images to build intrigue, and other techniques that draw attention to key elements and emphasize the threatening tone of the films. Overall the analysis identifies design strategies that make horror posters visually impactful for audiences.
2. fmp research
The document analyzes several existing title sequences and movie posters. It finds that they commonly feature the main character prominently, use consistent color schemes and fonts, and include the names of actors and creators. The research identifies specific techniques like transitions, lighting, imagery, and styles that effectively set tone and convey information to the audience. It will apply aspects of this research like character-focused narratives, color palettes, and credits in its own title sequence and poster designs.
Week 12
The document analyzes and compares the posters for the films Scream 4 and Taken 2.
The Scream 4 poster uses typical horror film conventions like red color and a murky background to convey mystery. It features three main characters to identify with the story and uses minimal text.
The Taken 2 poster also keeps the layout simple with large margins between the image and text. It features Liam Neeson holding a gun to show he is prepared, conveying mystery through his expression and dark clothing. The font and colors are straightforward and synonymous with the thriller genre.
Both posters effectively use images, text, color, and layout conventions to intrigue audiences about the films' stories in under 3 sentences while
Movie film trailer posters
The document analyzes and compares the posters for three horror films - Paranormal Activity 4, Insidious, and The Conjuring. It finds that the posters all follow conventions like including the film title, images relating to the plot, and credits, but vary in specific design choices like colors, fonts, and image placement. The Paranormal Activity 4 poster stands out with a shadowy image and red font, while Insidious uses a simple black-and-white design. Both The Conjuring posters feature creepy central images and hooks about the films being "true stories". Overall, the posters effectively convey a sense of fear or mystery to promote the horror genre films.
Movie film trailer posters
The document analyzes and compares the posters for three horror films - Paranormal Activity 4, Insidious, and The Conjuring. It finds that the posters all follow conventions like including the film title, images relating to the plot, and credits, but vary stylistically. For example, Paranormal Activity 4's poster has a shadowy image and red text, while Insidious uses a close-up of the main character. Both aim to convey fear, while The Conjuring posters depict mysterious scenes and use dark color schemes. Overall, the posters effectively promote the films' scary themes and genres.
Q1 evaulation
The document evaluates how the author's music magazine prototype uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real music magazines.
The masthead, cover images, and color scheme generally follow conventions but the masthead font and central cover lines introduce some challenges. Inside, the contents page connects to the cover visually while using an unconventional dark background color. Photographs and articles follow conventions through layout and sequencing but also introduce some innovative elements. Overall, the evaluation shows an attempt to balance familiar magazine conventions with new design risks.
Crazies poster
The poster uses dull green and red colors that create a negative and horror atmosphere. A single disturbing image of a character covered in blood takes up the entire poster, immediately signaling to viewers that this is a horror film. While the text is placed artistically in one corner, this may not catch viewers' attention as well as central text would. The lighting and dark shadows of the character make it seem as if it is looming over the audience, further enhancing the frightening tone.
Conventions
The document summarizes the design conventions used in the mock magazine cover and contents pages. Key elements like the masthead, cover image, cover story text, and color palette follow typical conventions of magazines in the indie/rock genre. Fonts, multiple images, and additional elements like competitions and editor boxes also match conventions found across similar publications. The layout, use of columns, and placement of elements are intentionally conventional.
Codes and conventions of film posters
The document analyzes the key elements of a movie poster for K-Pax, including its color scheme, layout, imagery, and typography. The poster uses a color scheme of red, white, blue, and black to draw attention to the two main characters, with red representing one character and blue representing the other, possibly symbolizing a conflict. The layout focuses attention on the characters by omitting a background setting and placing the actors' names at the top. The imagery uses mid-shots of the characters' facial expressions and postures to convey meanings about their roles, with one in warm red lighting seeming peaceful and the other in blue lighting seeming like a force for evil. The title font and style signal it as a
My film poster
The document describes a film poster created by the author. The poster features images from the film including a central box image, uses nature-inspired green and brown colors, and includes a tagline from the film's song. The faded images and placement of credits at the bottom are influenced by other film posters. The purpose is to represent the surreal nature of the film and traveling theme while encouraging viewership with a rating from a film review.
Analysis of student work
The student analyzed a film poster, webpage, and trailer created by another student for similarities they could apply to their own project. The poster used bold red typography against a dark blue background to convey the neo-noir genre. The grayscale webpage layout prioritized images over text to engage the audience. The trailer employed high contrast lighting, a dull color scheme, costumes to denote characters, and conventions like voiceover and abrupt cuts to unsettle the viewer.
Movie Poster Research
The poster is advertising the film "Date Night" through a simplistic design. It uses grey and white colors with bold white text to draw the eye to the title. The central image depicts the main characters in a romantic setting to convey the film's genre while maintaining a sense of mystery about the plot. However, the lack of information about the rating or target audience leaves the summary feeling the poster could be more informative.
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- 2. A large Simplistic image that is prominent with Emphasising just a small the colours of landscape in the the images- background. much brighter and more eye- catching and appealing to Colours chosen the audience purposely to relate to the title of the film- the realistic The interesting contrasting use of space- colours that incorporating reflect the orange the text of the and blue of a real reviews and goldfish in a fish film festival tank. awards into the space of the text.
- 3. The same film with a different approach to the poster: Keeping to a Again one large similar colour image of the scheme of blue in main character the background that dominates and still using a the majority of very contrasting the poster colour Different approach- including other More traditional characters on the poster approach to the at the bottom- which is layout of the text- similar to the way I the reviews and wanted to do my own actors names poster with either a train or wall with a floweron it stretching across the bottom of the poster.
- 4. I like these posters for various reasons- I think the monochrome approach with the hint of colour is very contrasting and will definitely attract the attention of the audience and used for every element of the poster. -The large text in capitals throughout -the same image that has an ambiguity about it already giving the audience an impression of the character.
- 5. Also the layout with the strips at the top and bottom The images of the of the poster is very similar different characters to the approach I have taken already gives us an with my own poster insight to them and But instead using what the possible Black and white. storyline to the film could be. Gives a sense of rebellion, attitude, aggression and suggests drug use. Very simple design that with its basic black, white and red colour scheme really pops.
- 6. One use of red which is very contrasting to One large image of the rest. who can be assumed to be the main character holding a guitar, this alone gives the audience a rather clear idea of what the film maybe about. Festival awards and Black and white other text coloured image on shaped a background around the making the image image stand out against it