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This document discusses poster design concepts for a film titled "Help Me". It includes descriptions of teaser, quad, and theatrical poster designs. The teaser poster design depicts the protagonist curled up next to a nightstand, with black arms reaching out of the darkness towards them. The quad poster design shows the protagonist trying to escape surrounding antagonists. The theatrical poster design suspends the protagonist in mid-air, being torn apart by various antagonists, with a moonlit bedroom in the background. Text elements including the title, taglines, release dates, credits, and actors' names are described in the designs. Rationale is provided for the layout and placement of design elements in each poster concept.
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Poster conventions 1
The document discusses conventions for elements in zombie horror film posters, including:
- Placing the title at the bottom or middle in uppercase letters.
- Positioning actor names at the top in a large uppercase font.
- Displaying the release date at the bottom in a bold uppercase font.
- Featuring a tagline near the top or bottom in an attention-grabbing color.
- Centering a dramatic image of the main character or symbol.
- Employing a color palette of red, black, grey, and sometimes white to convey danger.
Poster Analysis: Mockumentary
The document analyzes posters from different mockumentaries to find common characteristics that can be applied to the author's own poster. It examines posters for films like What We Do in the Shadows, Darwin, Spinal Tap, and Borat, noting elements like central titles in distinctive fonts, images depicting the content, producers and certificates listed on the footer, and reviews/awards to entice viewers. The conclusion indicates that the author's poster will feature a large central title and image, along with producers, certificates, and reviews, to emulate the successful aspects identified from the sample posters.
Proposal PASS.docx
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BUDGET
Photoshop software: £0 (own software)
Camera equipment: £0 (own equipment)
Printing costs for 30 posters of each size/style: £300
Total budget: £300
Annotated ones.pptx
This document outlines the design elements for four different movie posters to promote a horror film. Each poster includes:
1. A black background to match the horror genre.
2. The film title "Help Me" in big, red scratchy font to stand out.
3. The release date and an age rating to inform viewers.
4. Imagery showing a character in distress to intrigue viewers without revealing the plot.
Minor variations are described between each poster layout, such as the placement of actor names or studio logos, but the core design elements remain the same across all four posters described.
Ancillary task - Poster Idea
The document discusses ideas for designing a movie poster inspired by a Batman poster. It notes key elements of the Batman poster including a dark silhouette of the character, the logo, and a dark background with light to create dramatic tension. It suggests ideas for a poster for a short film, including spotlighting the main character on a stage with a script, and listing the principal names and release date at the top in a neat, presentable font style.
Evaluation
This document discusses how the film poster and magazine created by the author both conform to and subvert conventions of real media products.
The film poster conforms to typical components like the title, credits, logos, and main image, but subverts by not including a tagline. The lighting on the main character is meant to symbolize answers being close.
The film magazine layout similarly conforms to real examples, but the bold red masthead subverts expectations for a horror magazine. Both the poster and magazine feature the main characters lit from behind with crosses and candles in the background to set the religiously-themed haunting story. Photos are taken from below eye level for a more dramatic effect.
Research
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. It's helpful to understand what draws audiences to
superhero films and promotional materials. Bright colors, recognizable characters and catchy
phrases seem most effective at grabbing attention based on your feedback. I'll keep these insights
in mind as I design promotional content for my superhero film concept.
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Poster conventions 1
The document discusses conventions for elements in zombie horror film posters, including:
- Placing the title at the bottom or middle in uppercase letters.
- Positioning actor names at the top in a large uppercase font.
- Displaying the release date at the bottom in a bold uppercase font.
- Featuring a tagline near the top or bottom in an attention-grabbing color.
- Centering a dramatic image of the main character or symbol.
- Employing a color palette of red, black, grey, and sometimes white to convey danger.
Poster Analysis: Mockumentary
The document analyzes posters from different mockumentaries to find common characteristics that can be applied to the author's own poster. It examines posters for films like What We Do in the Shadows, Darwin, Spinal Tap, and Borat, noting elements like central titles in distinctive fonts, images depicting the content, producers and certificates listed on the footer, and reviews/awards to entice viewers. The conclusion indicates that the author's poster will feature a large central title and image, along with producers, certificates, and reviews, to emulate the successful aspects identified from the sample posters.
Proposal PASS.docx
N/A
BUDGET
Photoshop software: £0 (own software)
Camera equipment: £0 (own equipment)
Printing costs for 30 posters of each size/style: £300
Total budget: £300
Annotated ones.pptx
This document outlines the design elements for four different movie posters to promote a horror film. Each poster includes:
1. A black background to match the horror genre.
2. The film title "Help Me" in big, red scratchy font to stand out.
3. The release date and an age rating to inform viewers.
4. Imagery showing a character in distress to intrigue viewers without revealing the plot.
Minor variations are described between each poster layout, such as the placement of actor names or studio logos, but the core design elements remain the same across all four posters described.
Ancillary task - Poster Idea
The document discusses ideas for designing a movie poster inspired by a Batman poster. It notes key elements of the Batman poster including a dark silhouette of the character, the logo, and a dark background with light to create dramatic tension. It suggests ideas for a poster for a short film, including spotlighting the main character on a stage with a script, and listing the principal names and release date at the top in a neat, presentable font style.
Evaluation
This document discusses how the film poster and magazine created by the author both conform to and subvert conventions of real media products.
The film poster conforms to typical components like the title, credits, logos, and main image, but subverts by not including a tagline. The lighting on the main character is meant to symbolize answers being close.
The film magazine layout similarly conforms to real examples, but the bold red masthead subverts expectations for a horror magazine. Both the poster and magazine feature the main characters lit from behind with crosses and candles in the background to set the religiously-themed haunting story. Photos are taken from below eye level for a more dramatic effect.
Research
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. It's helpful to understand what draws audiences to
superhero films and promotional materials. Bright colors, recognizable characters and catchy
phrases seem most effective at grabbing attention based on your feedback. I'll keep these insights
in mind as I design promotional content for my superhero film concept.
Poster Analysis Three
This document analyzes a poster for the psychological horror film "Don't Blink". The poster breaks some conventions by placing the title at the top rather than below the image and omitting institutional information. It depicts two characters staring wide-eyed at something outside a cabin set in snowy woods, with a bloody handprint signaling the horror genre. The title, font, and tagline "You might be next..." hint at the film's narrative without revealing too much to maintain intrigue. Overall the poster effectively promotes the film for horror fans while suggesting but not fully revealing the plot.
Poster Analysis Three
The poster is promoting the psychological horror film "Don't Blink". It shows two characters staring wide-eyed at something outside of the frame in front of an isolated cabin surrounded by snowy woods. This sets up frightening expectations for the audience about what horrors might be encountered. While breaking some conventions like placing the title at the top, the poster effectively draws attention to the title and tagline "You might be next..." to intrigue audiences about the film's narrative without giving too much away. The isolated setting, colors, and facial expressions of the characters work well to promote the psychological horror genre and persuade potential viewers to watch the film.
Media Radials
The film poster uses dark colours like black and grey to create a mysterious thriller atmosphere. It features Leonardo DiCaprio in black and white with glowing blue eyes to hint at the plot. Smaller images below showcase the genre variety to attract different audiences. Important information stands out in red to draw the eye.
Media radials
The film poster uses dark colours like black and grey to create a mysterious thriller atmosphere. Leonardo DiCaprio is shown in black and white except for his eyes to give insight into the film. The island is highlighted in bright light suggesting there is more to it than meets the eye. The layout follows conventions by showing the title, date and credits while the image and tagline intrigue viewers.
Media Radials
The film poster uses dark colours like black and grey to create a mysterious thriller atmosphere. Leonardo DiCaprio is shown in black and white except for his eyes to give insight into the film. The island is highlighted in bright light suggesting there is more to it than meets the eye. The layout follows conventions by showing the title, date and credits.
Evaluation 2
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a horror film's main product (trailer) with ancillary products (poster and magazine cover). Key techniques used in the poster and magazine cover included a ghostly font for the film title and tagline to create unity with the trailer. Both ancillary products featured the main actors in close-up shots with blank expressions, pale makeup, and low-key lighting to match the sinister tone set in the trailer. These visual connections between the products help promote the psychological thriller narrative of the film.
Evaluation Part 2
1) The document summarizes the process of creating a movie poster and magazine cover for a student film project.
2) Key elements of the poster include a photo of the student in zombie makeup, darkened lighting effects, textures, and blood. Common horror movie poster conventions like the title and tagline were also added.
3) The magazine cover features a photo of someone holding a machete, with a darkened effect and minimal additional elements to highlight the photo. Design elements were added to mimic a professional movie magazine.
Print analysis
This magazine cover for the film "The Woman in Black" effectively uses design elements to represent the horror genre. A large central image of the main actor in costume draws attention and identifies the film. Text is placed on the sides to avoid clutter. Animated images above the title further indicate it is about horror films. Although the main text at the bottom may distract, overall the vintage fonts, dark color palette, and ominous imagery create an unsettling tone that connotes horror.
Magazine Front Cover Analysis
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Ancillary tasks
The document discusses conventions for film posters and reviews. It explains that comedy film posters typically use bright colors and images that depict something comical. Horror posters commonly feature dark colors like red and images of victims or killers. Romance posters usually show intimate moments between couples. Short film posters center around the main character and use simple designs. Film reviews generally include the film's title, an image, a short summary, quotes, and a star rating.
Ancillary tasks
The document discusses conventions for film posters and reviews. It explains that comedy film posters typically use bright colors and images that convey humor. Horror posters commonly feature dark colors like red and images of victims or killers. Romance posters usually show intimate moments between couples. Short film posters center around the main character(s) and keep the design simple. Film reviews generally lead with a large image, include a star rating and short summary, and use a column layout for text.
Media powerpoint
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Dark Knight Poster
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Task 7 Flat plans
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Question 1 – conventions
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Question 1 – conventions
The document discusses conventions used in movie posters and magazines. For the poster, conventions included adding a billing block, studio logos, release date, dark colors, blurring the protagonist's face, and including actor names. Both the poster and an actual poster had these elements as well as a slogan and images of the antagonist. For the magazine, conventions included pull quotes on the side about related articles, a barcode, masthead, movie title, and large image of a protagonist. The magazine and actual magazines both had these elements.
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The document discusses movie posters and their purpose of advertising films. It analyzes posters for the movies Thor, The Expendables, and Anonymous. All posters feature a single striking image and use fonts and colors to draw attention. The Expendables poster shows popular actors in an action pose with an explosion in the background. Thor uses a simple image and font colors that stand out. Anonymous poses a question about Shakespeare to intrigue viewers. The document then discusses designing a poster for a zombie film, taking cues from The Expendables poster to feature the main character facing zombies in the background.
Poster Overview
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Evaluation - Question 2
The document analyzes the ways in which a film trailer uses and develops conventions of real media products in the horror genre. It finds that the trailer uses many established horror conventions, including nightmares, characters being followed, jump scares, ominous music, research into evil antagonists, bloody violence, and cliffhanger endings. Some conventions are challenged through minor changes to layout and placement of elements, but overall the trailer firmly adheres to genre conventions to effectively convey a horror story and appeal to audiences familiar with the style.
Film posters real
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Poster Analysis Three
This document analyzes a poster for the psychological horror film "Don't Blink". The poster breaks some conventions by placing the title at the top rather than below the image and omitting institutional information. It depicts two characters staring wide-eyed at something outside a cabin set in snowy woods, with a bloody handprint signaling the horror genre. The title, font, and tagline "You might be next..." hint at the film's narrative without revealing too much to maintain intrigue. Overall the poster effectively promotes the film for horror fans while suggesting but not fully revealing the plot.
Poster Analysis Three
The poster is promoting the psychological horror film "Don't Blink". It shows two characters staring wide-eyed at something outside of the frame in front of an isolated cabin surrounded by snowy woods. This sets up frightening expectations for the audience about what horrors might be encountered. While breaking some conventions like placing the title at the top, the poster effectively draws attention to the title and tagline "You might be next..." to intrigue audiences about the film's narrative without giving too much away. The isolated setting, colors, and facial expressions of the characters work well to promote the psychological horror genre and persuade potential viewers to watch the film.
Media Radials
The film poster uses dark colours like black and grey to create a mysterious thriller atmosphere. It features Leonardo DiCaprio in black and white with glowing blue eyes to hint at the plot. Smaller images below showcase the genre variety to attract different audiences. Important information stands out in red to draw the eye.
Media radials
The film poster uses dark colours like black and grey to create a mysterious thriller atmosphere. Leonardo DiCaprio is shown in black and white except for his eyes to give insight into the film. The island is highlighted in bright light suggesting there is more to it than meets the eye. The layout follows conventions by showing the title, date and credits while the image and tagline intrigue viewers.
Media Radials
The film poster uses dark colours like black and grey to create a mysterious thriller atmosphere. Leonardo DiCaprio is shown in black and white except for his eyes to give insight into the film. The island is highlighted in bright light suggesting there is more to it than meets the eye. The layout follows conventions by showing the title, date and credits.
Evaluation 2
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a horror film's main product (trailer) with ancillary products (poster and magazine cover). Key techniques used in the poster and magazine cover included a ghostly font for the film title and tagline to create unity with the trailer. Both ancillary products featured the main actors in close-up shots with blank expressions, pale makeup, and low-key lighting to match the sinister tone set in the trailer. These visual connections between the products help promote the psychological thriller narrative of the film.
Evaluation Part 2
1) The document summarizes the process of creating a movie poster and magazine cover for a student film project.
2) Key elements of the poster include a photo of the student in zombie makeup, darkened lighting effects, textures, and blood. Common horror movie poster conventions like the title and tagline were also added.
3) The magazine cover features a photo of someone holding a machete, with a darkened effect and minimal additional elements to highlight the photo. Design elements were added to mimic a professional movie magazine.
Print analysis
This magazine cover for the film "The Woman in Black" effectively uses design elements to represent the horror genre. A large central image of the main actor in costume draws attention and identifies the film. Text is placed on the sides to avoid clutter. Animated images above the title further indicate it is about horror films. Although the main text at the bottom may distract, overall the vintage fonts, dark color palette, and ominous imagery create an unsettling tone that connotes horror.
Magazine Front Cover Analysis
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Film posters follow certain conventions to attract audiences. They must be eye-catching with a focal image that draws the viewer in. This image for "The Blair Witch Project" poster features a scared woman in the woods to entice viewers interested in dark, eerie films. The large title below the image reinforces the fear and mystery when viewers hear the movie's name. Using red for the title alone adds to the danger and intrigue, encouraging audiences to learn what happens in the film.
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The document discusses conventions used in movie posters and magazines. For the poster, conventions included adding a billing block, studio logos, release date, dark colors, blurring the protagonist's face, and including actor names. Both the poster and an actual poster had these elements as well as a slogan and images of the antagonist. For the magazine, conventions included pull quotes on the side about related articles, a barcode, masthead, movie title, and large protagonist image, matching elements found on real magazines.
Question 1 – conventions
The document discusses conventions used in movie posters and magazines. For the poster, conventions included adding a billing block, studio logos, release date, dark colors, blurring the protagonist's face, and including actor names. Both the poster and an actual poster had these elements as well as a slogan and images of the antagonist. For the magazine, conventions included pull quotes on the side about related articles, a barcode, masthead, movie title, and large image of a protagonist. The magazine and actual magazines both had these elements.
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Poster Overview
This document analyzes eight psychological horror film posters to identify common features and patterns. It finds that most posters feature a main female character making eye contact, with a plain colored background. Common conventions include the title standing out the most and an image signaling the narrative. Features like dark lighting, use of black and white, and minimal revelation of the plot help classify the films as psychological horrors. Analyzing these posters provided insight into effective layout, colors, and inclusion of key information to apply to creating a psychological horror film poster.
Evaluation - Question 2
The document analyzes the ways in which a film trailer uses and develops conventions of real media products in the horror genre. It finds that the trailer uses many established horror conventions, including nightmares, characters being followed, jump scares, ominous music, research into evil antagonists, bloody violence, and cliffhanger endings. Some conventions are challenged through minor changes to layout and placement of elements, but overall the trailer firmly adheres to genre conventions to effectively convey a horror story and appeal to audiences familiar with the style.
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3) The theatrical poster shows the screaming protagonist suspended by spiderwebs, representing his manipulation by antagonists. Dark, fearful tones aim to convey the horror genre.
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- 2. Quad Poster Designs Title in big red “Help me” font Release date in white “Caslon” font Billing block in white small “Universal accreditation” font 15 certificate Studio logo Tagline in big white “Caslon” font Main actor 2 in white medium sized “Caslon” font Main actor 1 in white medium sized “Caslon” font Main image of my protagonist trying to escape the antagonists that surround him and loom over him. Background image of darkness
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