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The document discusses the connotations of different font styles for the title of an action film about the battle between good and evil. It analyzes how a bold title font connotes that evil is strong but may be misleading since evil does not actually triumph in the end. A font with irregular letter shapes is seen as disruptive but difficult to read, lacking the intensity needed. An even font where letters are the same size conveys that good and evil are equally matched, suggesting an intense battle without predictable outcomes.
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The short film "Strangers" uses very little dialogue and relies on facial expressions and religious symbols to communicate between characters. Close-up camera shots are used to emphasize who is more threatening, the gang dressed in black. Because it deals with mature themes like racism and religious crimes, the film is aimed at older audiences. The handheld camera reflects the film's setting on a train to make interactions between characters seem awkward. Dark lighting throughout enhances suspense and makes the gang appear more intimidating, as religious chanting increases tension through unknown meanings.
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The document discusses various fonts and title sequences that could work for a supernatural horror film. It analyzes fonts like "Scary.TTF" that use bold letters that attract attention and connote drama. It also examines title sequences like in "Panic Room" that suggest realism through dull colors and big font on buildings, giving a sense of invasion of personal space. Overall, the document considers fonts and placements of credits that set an unsettling tone through simplicity, confusion, or relating to themes in the narrative like insanity or invasion in order to engage the target audience.
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The movie poster depicts a character in the foreground against a bright background with fire in the distance, suggesting danger, injury, and death in the film's action scenes. Clenched fists and no expression on the character indicate serious emotion and an upcoming confrontation with lots of fighting. Explosions behind the idle character without fear suggests they and the villain will cause havoc and destruction. The iconic main image is more important than the simple font.
Font
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2) "American Captain" font which is bold but seems too oriented towards the army.
3) "Market Deco" font which uses red and black contrast like the title and a red bullet to make audiences think and reflect, following genre conventions of capitalized, bold letters for action films. This font was deemed the most appropriate choice.
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Typefaces
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1. Feast of Flesh BB font is chosen for its consistency with the font used in the film trailer and its rough, edgy style evoking the character in the film.
2. The Bloody font is rejected because it does not look like real blood and would not work well with the chosen magazine cover image.
3. Action of the Time New font is considered effective due to its distorted, scratched appearance that helps create a horror atmosphere, but it may be too difficult to read if faded or at a distance.
4. The last font is rejected as too thin and long,
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The document discusses techniques for creating an intense horror scene, including the use of montage, sound, and facial expressions. Specifically, it proposes using Eisenstein's rhythmic and tonal methods of montage by increasing the pace of cuts and manipulating shot lengths to influence emotions. Prolonging a shot of a sleeping baby could create calmness before contrasting it with a disturbing scene to intensify the atmosphere. The killer's face would be concealed using dark clothing and shadowed shots to build suspense about their identity.
Poster Analysis 2
This poster for the slasher film "Stage Fright" effectively conveys key elements of the film's narrative and tone through its visual design and use of symbolic imagery and text. The poster features the main character and antagonist's weapon, set against a theatrical stage backdrop in dark tones. Though the antagonist's face is hidden, clues about the character and brutal killings are provided through the glove, knife, and tagline "Sing your heart out." Overall, the poster draws viewers in through its unconventional yet cohesive presentation of slasher genre elements tied to the film's theatrical setting.
Poster Analysis 2
This poster for the slasher film "Stage Fright" effectively conveys key elements of the film's narrative and tone through its visual design and use of symbolic colors. The poster features the main character and antagonist's weapon but not his face, teasing viewers. Red dominates to symbolize blood and danger. Though few costume details are shown, the antagonist's black leather glove implies a mysterious and threatening killer. The theatrical stage setting and tagline "Sing your heart out" foreshadow brutal killings during a performance. Overall the poster provides just enough intrigue to draw in viewers while leaving some mystery unresolved.
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- 2. The thick and bold title connotes there is mass amounts of evil and potentially that evil triumphs over good. It also connotes that evil is strong and powerful. Evil doesn’t triumph over good, therefore it may be wrong to choose this font type. The range of capital and lower case letters which connotes that evil is formed in a hierarchy with very powerful people at the top (terrorist) and people a bit lower down in the hierarchy, e.g. agent Luke.
- 3. This font connotes that the film is disrupted and unpredictable hence the missing lines on the ‘H’ & ‘E’ Despite this, it is also difficult to read at first sight This could lead to confusion to our audience. I feel that this font alone lacks killer instinct in terms of the initial representation of violence and action. Therefore it would not suit a film of this genre as its aim is to entail mass amount of high speed intense action.
- 4. The fact that each of the letters are equal in size and height and with the font to be placed against a white background, it connotes that both good and evil are equally matched. This therefore would lead to a conclusion that the battle between both will be tough and intense. The fact that there are no missing gaps, it connotes that there is a clear beginning and end. This we can associate with Todorov’s equilibrium theory.