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The magazine cover uses bold colors and imagery like fire to signal to audiences that the magazine contains horror film content. It also includes the magazine issue number prominently displayed to draw interest. The layout follows conventions like including a bar code and using larger fonts for subheadings to preview the articles and attract readers. The headline uses large text and colors that stand out to grab attention and hint at information about an upcoming new film.
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The magazine cover uses bold colors, fonts, and images to attract readers' attention and showcase its main stories and reviews. A distinctive purple and gold text fits well with the futuristic background image. Large pictures of characters from movies being featured look directly at the reader. The magazine title stands out in white contrasting the colors. Smaller images and text throughout the cover highlight additional stories and reviews to pique readers' interest.
Magazine Analysis
The magazine masthead uses a bright yellow color and dripping paint font to stand out from competitors and represent the horror genre in a unique way. The main image features Jason Voorhees to attract fans of Friday the 13th, and the left third highlights exclusive interviews and film content through promotional images and captions. Additional text and colors are used throughout to consistently brand the magazine and tease the extensive horror coverage found inside.
Scream Magazine Analysis
The document provides an analysis of the masthead design of the horror magazine "Scream". It summarizes that the bright yellow color and dripping painted font are unconventional for the genre but create intrigue. The masthead sits in front of blood-soaked wood for a raw effect. The left third features sell lines and images that preview exclusive interviews and film content to entice readers. The main image of Jason Voorhees is professionally intimidating and ties into the forest setting of Friday the 13th to represent the magazine's focus on slasher films.
Magazine anaylsis's
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Magazine resarch
The document discusses research conducted on various magazines, including PC Gamer, Empire, and Car Magazine. For PC Gamer, the research found the target audience is young males aged 14-36 who enjoy reading articles about new games and PC building. Empire research showed a slightly higher male than female readership that is generally younger and left-leaning politically. Analysis of Car Magazine identified the readers as middle-aged males and found the content may be becoming boring or uninteresting over time based on declining sales numbers. Research methods included analyzing magazine covers, layouts, color schemes, writing styles, and audiences.
Magazine analysis
The masthead of 'Total Film' magazine is located in the top third of the cover. Unlike similar magazines, it uses a white color that stands out from the color scheme. This shows the magazine's brand identity as the main image is placed over the masthead.
The main image features two people running, creating intrigue as to what they are running from. The main sell line promotes the film 'Adjustment Bureau' to draw readers in. Secondary lines and images provide more content previews.
Additional elements include a skyline and slogan that promotes the magazine as a modern movie guide. Placement of price, barcode and publisher logo are discreetly placed in the bottom right corner.
Media2014 film mag analysis
The document analyzes the front cover of the Fangoria film magazine. It summarizes that the cover adapts common magazine conventions to appeal to die-hard horror fans. It uses an amateurish design with varied fonts, colors and imagery to feel homemade. The masthead, feature images and slogan all emphasize the magazine's focus on horror films in unconventional ways compared to other magazines. The cover aims to immerse viewers in the dark world of horror and connect with fans through its distinctive aesthetic and graphic content tailored to its selective audience.
Spectre cover analysis
Empire is a successful British film magazine known for its reviews, interviews, and coverage of upcoming films and TV shows. It uses eye-catching design and color schemes on its covers that complement the featured content. The cover shown analyzes Skyfall and uses shades of red, black, white, and gray that match the film's spy thriller genre. Elements like the title in red and images of Daniel Craig as James Bond grab readers' attention and communicate what the issue contains.
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Magazine Analysis
The magazine masthead uses a bright yellow color and dripping paint font to stand out from competitors and represent the horror genre in a unique way. The main image features Jason Voorhees to attract fans of Friday the 13th, and the left third highlights exclusive interviews and film content through promotional images and captions. Additional text and colors are used throughout to consistently brand the magazine and tease the extensive horror coverage found inside.
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The document provides an analysis of the masthead design of the horror magazine "Scream". It summarizes that the bright yellow color and dripping painted font are unconventional for the genre but create intrigue. The masthead sits in front of blood-soaked wood for a raw effect. The left third features sell lines and images that preview exclusive interviews and film content to entice readers. The main image of Jason Voorhees is professionally intimidating and ties into the forest setting of Friday the 13th to represent the magazine's focus on slasher films.
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The document discusses research conducted on various magazines, including PC Gamer, Empire, and Car Magazine. For PC Gamer, the research found the target audience is young males aged 14-36 who enjoy reading articles about new games and PC building. Empire research showed a slightly higher male than female readership that is generally younger and left-leaning politically. Analysis of Car Magazine identified the readers as middle-aged males and found the content may be becoming boring or uninteresting over time based on declining sales numbers. Research methods included analyzing magazine covers, layouts, color schemes, writing styles, and audiences.
Magazine analysis
The masthead of 'Total Film' magazine is located in the top third of the cover. Unlike similar magazines, it uses a white color that stands out from the color scheme. This shows the magazine's brand identity as the main image is placed over the masthead.
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Spectre cover analysis
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- The mastheads for both magazines are bold, sophisticated fonts that stand out and draw attention. Empire uses a signature red font while Total Film uses a clean white font.
- The images on the covers are of famous movie characters in costume that excite audiences and lure them to buy the magazine. Various shot types are used including close-ups.
- Short, snappy text and buzzwords in the sell lines and skylines intrigue audiences about film previews and reviews in the
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- The mastheads of Empire and Total Film are bold, sophisticated fonts that stand out to grab attention. Empire uses red commonly while Total Film uses white.
- The images on the covers are of famous film characters in costume to excite audiences about the films and lure them to buy the magazine.
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The document appears to be the results of a questionnaire about horror movies. It includes questions about the respondent's age, whether they like horror movies, their favorite and least favorite horror films, what they associate with horror movies, and how often they watch horror movies. The data is presented numerically in series and does not include any identifying information about the respondent.
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The document contains pitches for two horror film trailers titled "Scarlett" and "Fast". The Scarlett pitch is about an abandoned girl adopted by a caring mother, but then strange events make the girl seem evil. It will use psychological thriller conventions to confuse viewers. The trailer will focus on the girl's secret and backstory. The name Scarlett relates to danger, passion, love and lust. The Fast pitch is about a boy who uncovers his ancestor's criminal past and faces a murderous motive. However, parts would be difficult to produce and no male actor was found for the lead role. Instead, it was decided to focus on a female lead as often seen in horror films, with reasons for their
Research of props
A table, chairs, knife, and steak will be used as props in a scene depicting Scarlett coming home for dinner to convey a moment of calm before aggression and hints about Maria's past. A dress for a little girl aims to portray innocence, while prop makeup will make Scarlett and Maria appear scary.
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The document contains questions from an interview based on a horror movie trailer that ask the interviewee to describe their favorite film, the scariest scene they've seen, and their general view of horror movies as well as what horror movies are set out to do and a comparison of films from the 19th century to the 21st century.
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The Halloween trailer adheres to the codes and conventions of slasher horror films in several ways. It establishes the dark, isolated setting of a large abandoned house. It shows tension through quick shots and scary non-diegetic sounds. It also references the killer, showing he uses common tools like knives and machetes to kill victims gruesomely. Throughout, the trailer uses fast editing, tense music that builds atmosphere, and a point-of-view shot from the killer's perspective to immerse the viewer and create fear. Overall, the trailer employs many typical horror elements to signal to viewers that this film follows the genre's established conventions.
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