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The film review uses a blue and grey heading with clear white or yellow text to make the review readable. Sub-headings organize the review into multiple topics. A main image from the film intrigues audiences by showing them what to expect. The review mentions the genre, plot, and actors. It also includes links to various social media sites to promote the content to younger audiences through different platforms.
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The document provides a review of a horror film. It identifies the director, cast, certificate and release date to give basic information about the film. It includes a still shot from the film to intrigue audiences about the plot. The main image features the lead characters to identify who stars in prominent scenes. The review also looks closely at aspects of the family portrayed and analyzes the colors and layout used in the review's style, noting it is targeted towards specific audiences but features a main character actress that somewhat counters that.
Question 1 Continued...
My film poster followed conventions such as using the main character's image to catch audience attention and familiarize them with the product. It also included both actors' names so the target audience could relate to it and connect faces to the film. The poster used Georgia font in black and switched to bold white text on a black background for the title to make it stand out, keeping an overall simple black and white theme to look like a real movie advertisement.
Additional areas to include
The document discusses the house style for a short film poster and review. For the poster, dark colors like black, white and grey will be used primarily for images and background, while bright colors like red and blue will be used mainly for the title to make it stand out. For the review, bright colors will be used to attract the reader's attention through images and the film rating. The title will be in bold at the top of the page. The review will have a standard layout with text in columns for easy reading. Bright colors will also be used within star ratings to draw the reader's attention to the overall film opinion.
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Poster research
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Review research
The document analyzes the layout, content, and design of a film review. It discusses how the review identifies the director, cast, rating, and release date to provide basic information. It also notes how images, colors, and language are used to engage audiences. Specifically, a large central image of the main character is used along with colors that match the film. Columns and varied text sizes separate information clearly. Quotes and ratings from critics help readers assess the film's quality. Overall, the review aims to concisely inform and interest readers about the film.
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Question 1 Continued...
My film poster followed conventions such as using the main character's image to catch audience attention and familiarize them with the product. It also included both actors' names so the target audience could relate to it and connect faces to the film. The poster used Georgia font in black and switched to bold white text on a black background for the title to make it stand out, keeping an overall simple black and white theme to look like a real movie advertisement.
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Review research
The document analyzes the layout, content, and design of a film review. It discusses how the review identifies the director, cast, rating, and release date to provide basic information. It also notes how images, colors, and language are used to engage audiences. Specifically, a large central image of the main character is used along with colors that match the film. Columns and varied text sizes separate information clearly. Quotes and ratings from critics help readers assess the film's quality. Overall, the review aims to concisely inform and interest readers about the film.
Evaliation 4
The poster and film review promote and provide context for the short film. The poster depicts the film's natural environment and isolated main character, reflecting its themes of loneliness. It also promotes the film's awards and critical acclaim. The review analyzes the film's exploration of abuse, mental health, and social commentary, informing readers while positively assessing the film. Both reference the film's subtle style and focus on issues. Overall, they effectively complement the film and deepen audience understanding in different ways before and after viewing.
Evaluation Q2
The combination of the film, poster, and review were effective in providing a clear and consistent understanding for the audience. A main iconic photo featuring the three main characters was used as the background for the film poster and in the film review and ending of the film. Text colors were kept consistent as black or white to help identify the film across products. Dark colors in the film and poster indicated the drama genre while a brighter green was used in the review to reference the film title "Jade" and appeal to the target audience.
Evaluation 2
The ancillary tasks of the poster and film review impact and promote the main film product in different ways. The poster captures the film's themes and issues while promoting it before viewing. The film review offers critical analysis and deeper understanding of the film's narrative, themes, and director's intentions after viewing. While the poster and review reflect the film's key elements, there are some differences in how certain themes like isolation and loneliness are portrayed. Overall, the ancillary tasks work to introduce and enhance understanding of the main film.
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The movie poster features three men who are the main characters standing in front of bright city lights, introducing them to the audience. One character is holding a baby wearing sunglasses, bringing humor and questions. The title "The Hangover" at the bottom hints at the plot of men waking up in strange circumstances after a night of drinking. Small text also promotes the experienced director. Overall the poster uses humor and odd details to attract a wide audience to the comedy genre film.
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Evaluation Question 2
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Evaluation 2
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Evaliation 4
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Evaluation 2
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Evaluation Question 2
The document provides guidance on key elements to include in a movie poster: a tagline to briefly describe the film and intrigue viewers, a central image that tells viewers about the film's conflict through symmetry and contrasting colors, and a title that draws people in by incorporating the characters' faces. It also recommends including a fact file with cast/crew, pictures as teasers without giving too much away, and a rating system to convey the reviewer's opinion.
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Evaluation 2
The three tasks of the film poster, film review, and short film effectively reference one another to promote a deeper understanding of the film's themes and messages. Specifically, the review provides intellectual analysis of scenes and debate about the protagonist. Both the review and poster utilize the same color scheme and layouts that reflect themes of entrapment from the film. Subtle references, like an imagery from the poster being reflected in a film still, encourage audience to explore the connections between the tasks and film.
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Evaluation
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