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This document analyzes font and title design choices for thriller genre movies. It summarizes techniques used in Skyfall, The Purge, and Jaws. Skyfall emphasizes the title with bold spacing on a black background. The Purge uses a bold large font and hashtag to promote the movie. Jaws sticks out with a bold red title over a large shark picture on a blue background to set the thriller scene.
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The film poster codes and conventions document discusses the visual elements commonly found on film posters. It describes how the title "Cabin in the Woods" stands out to indicate the film's name. The distressed title suggests it is a horror film involving attacks. The central image shows a floating cabin that is split into three levels, connoting the futuristic and dangerous narrative. Foggy trees in the backdrop connote the scary atmosphere of a horror film. Taglines are used to surprise viewers and not give away the full story. Release dates, cast and crew credits, and age classifications are also typically displayed on posters.
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1) SELL Productions chose the font for their feature film title first since it would be shown live in the opening rather than added in post-production.
2) The title is split into two parts with separate fonts to have a formal font for one part and a more youth-oriented font for the other part, similar to "The Princess Diaries".
3) The film's title was decided as "Nobody's Perfect" which is a common phrase that fits the film better than the original consideration of just "Perfect". The "Nobody's" part would be layered on top of "Perfect" as if added angrily.
Rough cut feedback
The document provides strengths, weaknesses, and improvements for a poster, magazine cover, and teaser. For the poster, consistent colors were used but the actors' names and billing block were issues. The magazine cover used the consistent green color but the barcode was too high. The teaser showed a variety of shots and locations but lacked character focus, had audio issues, and ended with an unneeded text effect. Improvements included removing distractions and better incorporating storyline elements.
When looking at dark night rises
The Dark Knight Rises is a 2012 sequel to The Dark Knight. Despite his reputation being damaged after taking the blame for Harvey Dent's crimes in the previous film, Batman feels compelled to help the struggling police force deal with Bane's plans to destroy Gotham City. In the film poster, a lone Batman is depicted in the center amid falling buildings, indicating he will explode with a new power to both destroy good and bad around him. The basic white font draws attention to the film title and slogan against the dark background.
Skyfall poster analysis
The Skyfall movie poster uses a simple color scheme of black and white to portray a sophisticated and serious tone. It features Daniel Craig prominently in the center to attract attention as the well-known James Bond actor. In the background is a black and white image of London with the British union jack flag standing out in color to indicate the film's setting. Craig holds a gun, establishing the action/thriller genre for viewers. The release date is displayed prominently in orange to encourage pre-booking tickets or seeing it on opening day. Legal text is included discreetly.
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The poster conventions document summarizes the key elements of a movie poster including:
1) A tagline at the top to intrigue audiences about the movie's plot.
2) The movie title in red and positioned in the lower third to stand out on the white background.
3) A release date at the bottom to build anticipation for the movie's arrival.
4) An ambiguous and blurred main image of the antagonist to create confusion and obscure what the image depicts, drawing audiences to the movie.
5) A color palette of greys, red, and black with the red drawing attention, as red can influence emotions like anxiety and arousal in the brain.
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This document discusses establishing a cohesive brand identity across a short film, poster, and review. It outlines that the brand will be unified through consistent use of images, logo, font, and credits. Specifically, the stopwatch image and main characters from the film will be featured on the poster. The same film production company logo and font will be used for the film and poster titles. Credits will also appear across all three products to connect them.
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The document discusses the key design elements that should be included in a magazine cover to make it look professionally produced. These include having the magazine name in bold at the top overlapping the main image. The image should be eye-catching and representative of the genre featured. Font size depends on the importance of headings. Color schemes are important to match the main image. The barcode and price must also be displayed.
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1) SELL Productions chose the font for their feature film title first since it would be shown live in the opening rather than added in post-production.
2) The title is split into two parts with separate fonts to have a formal font for one part and a more youth-oriented font for the other part, similar to "The Princess Diaries".
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Skyfall poster analysis
The Skyfall movie poster uses a simple color scheme of black and white to portray a sophisticated and serious tone. It features Daniel Craig prominently in the center to attract attention as the well-known James Bond actor. In the background is a black and white image of London with the British union jack flag standing out in color to indicate the film's setting. Craig holds a gun, establishing the action/thriller genre for viewers. The release date is displayed prominently in orange to encourage pre-booking tickets or seeing it on opening day. Legal text is included discreetly.
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The poster conventions document summarizes the key elements of a movie poster including:
1) A tagline at the top to intrigue audiences about the movie's plot.
2) The movie title in red and positioned in the lower third to stand out on the white background.
3) A release date at the bottom to build anticipation for the movie's arrival.
4) An ambiguous and blurred main image of the antagonist to create confusion and obscure what the image depicts, drawing audiences to the movie.
5) A color palette of greys, red, and black with the red drawing attention, as red can influence emotions like anxiety and arousal in the brain.
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This document discusses establishing a cohesive brand identity across a short film, poster, and review. It outlines that the brand will be unified through consistent use of images, logo, font, and credits. Specifically, the stopwatch image and main characters from the film will be featured on the poster. The same film production company logo and font will be used for the film and poster titles. Credits will also appear across all three products to connect them.
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2) The transition between the first two titles uses flickering which makes the text difficult to read quickly, drawing more attention and focus from viewers.
3) The involvement of production companies Manitoba Film and Telefilm Canada is shown through contrasting title screens, with more emphasis placed on Manitoba Film.
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3) The involvement of production companies Manitoba Film and Telefilm Canada is shown through contrasting title screens, with more emphasis placed on Manitoba Film.
4) Consistent fonts and the use of flickering between title screens further enhances the unsettling and creepy atmosphere of the film.
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- The movie title is typically near the bottom to avoid obstructing the visuals but still be noticeable.
- Additional information like a tagline, release date, or other promotional text is placed in smaller font without detracting from the main visuals.
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The Dark Knight movie poster uses dark tones and lighting on the Batman symbol to convey the action genre. The title is in bold white text to stand out from the dark background. Above the title are the names of prominent actors to draw attention and promote the film. At the bottom is the July 28 release date. The central image depicts Batman as powerful through his posture and muscular physique. There are variations of teaser posters released to build awareness, such as one focusing on the characters and saying "Coming Soon" at the bottom.
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3) The remainder of the document analyzes film posters and magazine covers based on design elements like fonts, layouts, images, and color schemes. Key aspects that provide information about the film or target particular audiences are identified.
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The document discusses common elements and design conventions seen in movie posters. Key elements typically included are:
- The names of major actors appearing at the top to draw recognition.
- The central placement of the main actor/actress with the title near the bottom to avoid clutter.
- Font styles and colors that relate to the film's genre or tone to create branding consistency.
- Concise taglines and release dates to provide additional marketing information.
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Scott pilgrim vs. the world poster analysis
The movie poster shows two main characters standing back to back in the center to indicate they are the focus, while background characters seem less significant and possibly villainous. The bold graphic title font and white background with bright colors are designed to attract attention and convey the graphic novel-inspired theme. Key information like the release date and billing block with actor and crew names provide simple details about the film.
How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts?
- The document discusses analyzing the covers of the magazine "Little White Lies" to determine conventions for text usage and layout on a magazine cover. Examples of LWL covers focus primarily on artwork with minimal text.
- Additional research was done into movie posters to determine appropriate fonts, colors, and layout that fit within horror genre conventions. Different fonts were chosen for the magazine, poster, and trailer to suit each format while maintaining a consistent brand identity.
- Overall, the document evaluates how the chosen fonts and text styles for the magazine, poster, and trailer work effectively together to promote the main product while adhering to genre conventions in each format.
Company logo analysis
The document analyzes and summarizes the logos of three film companies: Alcon Entertainment, Spyglass Entertainment, and New Line Cinema. All three logos use a black background and include both text and a central image. Alcon Entertainment's logo features the text "ALCON" and "ENTERTAINMENT" surrounding an image of a man shooting an arrow. Spyglass Entertainment's logo contains the text "SPYGLASS" and "ENTERTAINMENT" above and below an image looking through a spyglass. New Line Cinema's logo has the text "NEW LINE CINEMA" below an image of a black rectangle with film reels, surrounded by a blue shadow.
Company logo analysis
The document analyzes and describes the logos of three film companies - Alcon Entertainment, Spyglass Entertainment, and New Line Cinema. For each logo, it discusses the design elements like colors, text, and main images. The Alcon Entertainment logo features the words "ALCON" and "ENTERTAINMENT" alongside an image of a man shooting an arrow. The Spyglass Entertainment logo similarly has two lines of text above and below an image of a man using a spyglass. Finally, the New Line Cinema logo places the text below an image of a black rectangle with attached film reels surrounded by a blue shadow.
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The document analyzes several romantic film posters and their key features. It finds that many posters prominently feature the main actors embracing or interacting in a way that shows dominance. Posters also commonly use humor, smiles, and laughter. Over time, romantic film posters have shifted from depicting dramatic love stories to incorporating more comedy and realistic relationships. The document then examines specific posters for The Back-Up Plan, Love Happens, Friends with Benefits, and The Holiday, analyzing colors, images, text, and other design elements used. It concludes that examining other posters has helped the author understand conventions and given ideas to exploit in their own upcoming romantic film poster.
Comparative Analysis
For Total Film, Empire, and Sight & Sound magazine front covers:
- Total Film and Sight & Sound follow conventions like masthead placement and featured articles, while Empire's design warps text around the main image to match the movie Inception.
- Sight & Sound's minimalist design places the masthead and articles around the edges of the cover in contrast to Empire's centered layout.
- While most magazines use mid-shots, Sight & Sound features a close-up of the actor's face and uses black and white for the main image, diverging from colorful sci-fi movie norms.
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- 1. Font of Titles Analysis for Thriller Genre Max Phillips
- 2. James Bond - SKYFALL 007 logo indicates it’s an iconic ‘bond’ movie Text is bold and spaced out, adding emphasis to the title itself. Black background makes font and title stick out, further emphasising the name of the movie Text is slightly faded from the dark background. this gives the title a ‘thriller’ feeling.
- 3. The PurgeMarketing tactic to Promote the movie from people Who enjoyed those previous films Title is bold, and font Is larger than the Surrounding text Hashtag helps promote the movie And draw in a bigger audience Scary looking mask Indicates the movie Is of a thriller/horror genre A small description/slogan for the movie. Revealing what the movie is about.
- 4. Transcendence Movie title stands out. Font is narrow but The colour is appealing, glow Effects add emphasis to the Movie title. Description/slogan for the movie. This is Revealing what the movie is about and giving It anticipation. Smaller font, displaying Leading actors names. Website link to allow Audience to look further. other directing company names
- 5. JAWS Bold, red title sticks out on screen, immediately displaying to the audience the movie title Large picture of shark below the movie title displays that the movie will be of a thriller/horror.Blue background gives Hint at the type of scene The movie will be set in, (ocean) ‘Stranded’ woman indicates A threat.