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The document discusses how the student effectively linked their main short film product with two ancillary texts - a film poster and review. Through analyzing other films, posters, and reviews, the student learned conventions to incorporate like similar color schemes, fonts, and imagery. For the poster, review, and film, the student used a dark color palette with white text and the same font. The review featured a screenshot from the film. The film title sequence and a scene matched elements used in the poster and review. In conclusion, the student believes they successfully created synergy between the products to complement each other.
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The document discusses how the student effectively linked their main film product with two ancillary texts - a film poster and review. Through analyzing other films, posters, and reviews, the student learned conventions to incorporate like similar color schemes, fonts, and imagery. For the poster, review, and short film, the student used matching dark color palettes, the same title font, and incorporated a screenshot from the film. The student concludes they successfully created synergy between the products to complement each other like the Harry Potter franchise.
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The document discusses a student's media production project for a horror genre magazine cover, trailer, and analysis. The student drew inspiration from several professional horror texts and films, researching their use of lighting, cinematography, locations, and characters. For the magazine cover, the student emulated the style of "The Dark Knight" edition of Empire magazine but changed colors and fonts to fit a Halloween theme. The student's trailer concept drew from "The Ward" and "The Uninvited" about a woman descending into madness, and mimicked shots and lighting from "Lovely Molly" to depict the protagonist seeing a lost loved one. The analysis discussed horror genre conventions like low key lighting, dark colors, and obscure shots that
Evaluation Question 1
1. The document compares the media creator's products to existing thriller films and magazines to evaluate how they use, develop, or challenge conventions.
2. Key conventions that were followed include adding a suspenseful question at the end of the trailer like "Seven", placing credits at the end of the trailer, using consistent color schemes, and not revealing the full narrative to maintain suspense.
3. One convention that was challenged was not including a dateline on the magazine cover due to lack of space, though overall conventions were largely followed to make the products recognizable to audiences.
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The document summarizes the effectiveness of combining a film trailer with ancillary tasks of a poster and magazine. Key points:
1) The trailer, poster, and magazine were created for a slasher/thriller film genre piece and aim to promote one another using consistent branding of "The Enigma" and a horror font/color scheme.
2) Photoshop and InDesign were used to manipulate images and create the poster and magazine. The poster depicts the main character to establish it's a horror and uses font/imagery consistent with the trailer.
3) Techniques like changing lighting and use of an iconic pig mask were employed to set mood and identify the antagonist across the trailer, poster
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The document discusses how the combination of a main film project and ancillary texts like a poster and review are effective. Key elements like color scheme, fonts, and images are used consistently across the projects to maintain continuity and effectively represent the horror genre. Red, black, and white are the main colors. Fonts are chosen for clarity and to highlight important information. Images portray the narrative and genre through composition and use of color. Background textures add depth and mystery.
How effective is the combination of your main product and your ancillary texts?
The document discusses how the combination of a main film project and ancillary texts like a poster and review are effective. Key elements like color scheme, fonts, and images are used consistently across the projects to maintain continuity and effectively represent the horror genre. Red, black, and white are the main colors. Fonts are chosen for clarity and to highlight important information. Images portray the narrative and genre through composition and use of color. Background textures add depth and mystery.
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It uses conventions like urban settings, normal costumes, quick cuts, close-ups to build tension, and a plot involving a stalker/victim. However, it challenges conventions by having no dialogue, using popular music instead of eerie tracks, and brighter colors in the trailer and poster rather than the typical dark tones.
The poster further develops conventions by showing the frightened lead character turned away from view rather than facing the camera, and includes glowing reviews to intrigue audiences like other posters. The magazine cover closely follows Empire magazine's layout but uses whiter colors to match the trailer.
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The document discusses how the media product, a trailer for a horror film, uses and develops conventions of real trailers, movie posters, and magazine covers. For the trailer, it follows conventions like Vladimir Propp's narrative theory of character types and includes common horror themes like the supernatural. The movie poster uses typical elements like a close-up image, strapline, dark colors and lighting, and social media links. The magazine cover draws on Empire magazine as inspiration, employing relevant colors to the genre, a long shot main image, and multiple cover lines. Overall, the media product challenges some conventions like using a female lead character but largely conforms to expected forms for these media types.
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1. The document compares the media creator's products to existing thriller films and magazines to evaluate how they use, develop, or challenge conventions.
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This document discusses how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real psychological thriller media.
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4. How did you use media technologies in the construction and research, planning an evaluation stages?
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The student created a romantic drama film titled "Eternal Love" that both adopted conventions of the genre but also put their own spin on it. They began the story in a mysterious way and used unconventional locations like a graveyard to introduce the protagonist. The heroine was introduced using black and white, blurred imagery to convey a sense of memory. Effects like dissolves and zooms were used to enhance emotions. While inspired by films like "A Walk to Remember" and "Jab We Met", the student sought to develop their own theme and story.
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The combination of the film trailer, poster, and magazine cover effectively conveyed the intended themes of horror, comedy, and friendship between a human and zombie. The trailer established a plot about a girly zombie and her unique friendship with a human. The pink-background poster featured scarred white text to reinforce the zombie element against the girly tone. The magazine cover incorporated elements of the trailer through montage and used a purple, black, and white color palette to highlight the hybrid genres.
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- The document discusses conventions of horror movie posters and trailers that were analyzed, such as featuring the protagonist or antagonist, using mysterious symbols, and having dark coloring.
- Key conventions from magazines like "Empire" were also researched, such as including interviews, previews, titles, dates, and barcodes.
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This document discusses a student's work on creating a film trailer, poster, and magazine cover for a media coursework assignment. The student chose the thriller genre and developed ideas for their project. For the magazine cover, they included cover lines and used different fonts and a red, white, and black color scheme. The poster included a billing block with cast and crew information, and also used a simple red-focused color scheme. In filming the trailer, the student considered various shot types and carefully edited makeup, costumes, and props to achieve a horror feel. The student believes their trailer, poster, and magazine cover are effectively linked through their common use of the same actress, the color red, and consistency in style and genre elements.
Evaluation question one 2
The document discusses conventions used in horror trailers, posters, and magazines. For the trailer, conventions like using a possessed object to base the story around and showing scenes out of chronological order were utilized. The poster used a dark background with white text for the title, included institutional credits at the bottom, and featured a black and white main image taking up much space. The magazine masthead was in a large white font across the top, had a tagline to draw readers in, included a website link under the title, and featured a creepy central image, though not covering most of the front cover.
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In this document, the author discusses how their film trailer challenges conventions of the genre in three main ways:
1. By including recitation from the Quran, which is not typically used in movie trailers. This makes the trailer unique and more relevant to the film's subject matter.
2. By including characters from different ethnic backgrounds, like Africa and Iran, challenging conventions of representation.
3. By placing the movie title and release date at the end of the trailer, like most trailers, but arguing this challenges conventions by making this crucial information the last thing audiences see.
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This document discusses how the media product, a thriller, uses and develops conventions of the thriller genre. It analyzes elements like cinematography, editing, sound, characters, themes, and theories. Overall, the thriller follows many conventions through techniques like suspenseful music, quick cuts, a vulnerable young female protagonist, and themes of identity and isolation. However, it also challenges some conventions through unique elements like using a comforting doll and ambiguous transitions between scenes. The goal was to both engage audiences with familiar conventions but also develop the genre in new ways.
Rachel Baker's A2 Media Evaluation, South Essex College
My A2 media evaluation addressing the questions:
1. In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
2. How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts?
3.What have you learned from your audience feedback?
4. How did you use media technologies in the construction and research, planning an evaluation stages?
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses the design choices made for a movie poster and review created as ancillary tasks. For the poster, the creator used professional yet simple layout and images that would intrigue audiences about the film's genre and narrative. Fonts and color schemes were selected to complement the film's school-based story. Similarly for the review, images and fonts were chosen to reflect the film's title and mood while providing a clear and engaging critique. Overall the document analyzes how multimodal design elements in the poster and review effectively promoted the film.
Evaluation Q # !
The student created a romantic drama film titled "Eternal Love" that both adopted conventions of the genre but also put their own spin on it. They began the story in a mysterious way and used unconventional locations like a graveyard to introduce the protagonist. The heroine was introduced using black and white, blurred imagery to convey a sense of memory. Effects like dissolves and zooms were used to enhance emotions. While inspired by films like "A Walk to Remember" and "Jab We Met", the student sought to develop their own theme and story.
Film magazine cover analysis
The document analyzes the design choices made for a film magazine cover. A medium shot was used to show the villain's aggressive body language and knife. Medium shots are commonly used on film magazine covers to show main characters. The text establishes the subgenre as horror and mentions "4 menacing body horror movies being made right now" to attract the target audience. A consistent color scheme of red, white, and black was used to signify danger and conform to the horror genre. High key lighting was applied to images to create realism consistent with other magazine covers.
Exhibition of film
This document discusses when the filmmaker's film would be exhibited based on research. The filmmaker determined their film, which includes elements of horror and romance genres, would best be exhibited during the winter season when days are shorter. Popular winter holidays and events like Halloween, bonfires, and Christmas were noted as providing atmospheric ties to the genres in the film. The filmmaker concluded their trailer would be best shown during winter months.
Evaluation Question 2
The document discusses the design of a film poster and double-page magazine spread to promote a short film. For the poster, a striking central image of a tied and gagged man was used to grab attention, along with an enigmatic slogan and inclusion of the director and cast names. Film details like the festival logo and age rating were also included to signify legitimacy. For the magazine spread, numerous ambiguous still images from the film were used along with a positive fake review comparing the film to others in the genre to attract viewers. Black and white palettes and imagery were kept cohesive with the film's genre across both promotional pieces.
Ancillary question 2
The combination of the film trailer, poster, and magazine cover effectively conveyed the intended themes of horror, comedy, and friendship between a human and zombie. The trailer established a plot about a girly zombie and her unique friendship with a human. The pink-background poster featured scarred white text to reinforce the zombie element against the girly tone. The magazine cover incorporated elements of the trailer through montage and used a purple, black, and white color palette to highlight the hybrid genres.
Poster research
Thriller film posters typically use dark colors and shadows to create a dark, twisted feel. The document discusses how the creator will incorporate these conventions - like using dark colors and red - into their own thriller film poster for a short film. They will use big, blocky capital letters in black or red for the film and actor names, and include a portrait of the teddy bear protagonist within the poster to tie into the film's narrative.
Evaluation ques 1
- The document discusses conventions of horror movie posters and trailers that were analyzed, such as featuring the protagonist or antagonist, using mysterious symbols, and having dark coloring.
- Key conventions from magazines like "Empire" were also researched, such as including interviews, previews, titles, dates, and barcodes.
- Important elements of horror trailers identified were using dark and high key lighting, showcasing characters while keeping the plot hidden, and incorporating eerie music to build tension.
- The document describes how these conventions were considered and adapted for the student's own horror movie poster, magazine cover, and trailer.
Evaluation one second powerpoint
This document summarizes the creative process behind a student horror trailer project. It discusses how the students researched horror film conventions to inform their trailer's narrative, story, and editing decisions. Specifically, it notes that the trailer reveals more of the storyline than typical horror trailers, is based on a group of girls encountering a possessed diary, and uses a chronological order and final scare. The document also covers the research behind the project's magazine cover and posters, as well as the licensed music choice meant to grab audience attention.
A2 Media Studies Evaluation
The document discusses conventions in thriller films and how the filmmaker applied those conventions to their short film "Eyes" and accompanying promotional materials. It examines conventions from the film "Orphan" including basic costume colors, transitions, and unsettling music. For the trailer, the filmmaker used fast pacing and minimal dialogue, with slow transitions focusing on the protagonist. The poster uses a portrait layout with the protagonist's eye and a tagline that creates mystery. Credits and title are placed unconventionally but suit the design. Research into film magazine Total Film showed changing designs per film, so the promotional package uses a color scheme tying the materials together.
film poster codes and conventions
Film posters use various codes and conventions to advertise films and provide insight into their narrative and genre. Typography on posters corresponds to the film's genre to make it more eye-catching. Photographs and illustrations also correspond to the narrative and genre, showing characters, actions, and plots. Lighting sets the mood, with dim lighting for dark films and bright lighting for happy films. Color schemes are used cleverly, with colors like red connoting love in romances but danger in horrors.
Film magazine cover analysis
The document analyzes the choices made in designing a film magazine cover. A medium shot was used to show the villain's aggressive body language and knife. Medium shots are commonly used on film magazine covers to show main characters. The villain's facial expression conveys a serious, menacing look with direct eye contact. Text was included such as "4 menacing body horror movies being made right now" to indicate the subgenre and common themes to attract the target audience. A red font was used for the masthead to match Total Film magazine's font and grab attention. Consistent colors of red, black and white were used to signify danger and conform to the horror genre. High key lighting was used to create realism consistent with existing
Magazine review analysis
The document summarizes features of a film review that effectively portray the horror genre and draw in audiences. Photographs of the main actors catch attention and set the mood with dark, cool tones. The film title stands out in blue against the black background, while the review text uses high-contrast white font. Features discussed copying include the dark background and white text to represent the genre, and using images to portray the genre and engage audiences.
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The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a horror genre teaser trailer with two ancillary tasks: a film magazine cover and poster. It describes how the trailer presented a missing persons narrative. Both ancillary tasks were designed to feature information about the trailer. The magazine cover and poster were linked to the trailer through use of its title, screenshots, and matching black-and-white color schemes. However, limitations in trailer footage prevented stronger character integration.
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Coursework evaluation Question 1
In this document, the author discusses how their media product adheres to and develops conventions of real thriller/psychological thriller films. Specifically, the author sets their opening sequence in an eerie house setting using low key lighting and black and white, mimicking popular films. They also follow genre conventions for the title, credits, and production logo. Iconography like portraits and empty chairs are used to create unease. Camera angles, editing techniques, and an ambiguous point of view also emulate real thriller films. The goal is to make the product look professional and appeal to audiences by conforming to established genre conventions.
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Evaluation
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Question 1 evaluation
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Evaluation question 1
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- 1. Q2. How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts?
- 2. Film poster I researched film posters to inform my idea and to inspire the layout of my product. The purpose of a poster is to advertise the film it’s promoting so I had to make it eye catching and interesting and include the names of my actors, use a relevant and interesting central image/images, a correlating colour scheme and appropriate tag line. I also have to make it appropriate to the genre of my film; fantasy thriller. Using these elements to make it sellable, attractive and successful.
- 3. Analysis
- 4. Analysis
- 5. What I learned From these posters I learned that in order to compliment my film and review it needed to have a correlating colour scheme or dark colour with one contrasting colour to make it stand out. I also learned that i had to present my protagonist for what she was in order to bring in my audience; mystical, morally ambiguous, empowered and combined with an elemental force or symbolic object such as a wand or skull. After further analysis I saw that all the posters use the same font for their titles as they do during the title sequence of their movies to create synergy.
- 6. My product
- 7. Review For my review I needed to research how other reviews link back to the main product and poster to create a recognizable ‘brand’. I looked at online magazines and Google images to find articles that appealed to me and were most effective in creating synergy.
- 10. What I learned I learnt to link back to my film through font style, insert images or background images of screen shots from my film and use a similar colour scheme.
- 11. My product I connected my review to my film by inserting a screen shot from my film into the article and using the same font that I used on the poster and for the title sequence of my film. I also used the same dark colour scheme with white as a contrasting colour. I think that if you were to glance at it without really looking you could tell by the distinct style that it is a review of Bitchcraft if you’d previously seen the poster.
- 12. Short film To see how I could link my two ancillary products to my main product I had to analyze the conventions of short films and witch movies to then proceed to understand what conventions I could use to link them together and create synergy between all of my products.
- 13. Short film analysis I watched three short films, one animation called Oktapodi, one experimental/comceptual film called Solitude and one comedy called George Lucas In Love. Each had their own specific conventions that correlated to their genre and narrative but all had the overriding conventions of short films. Conventions Two to three characters Always a twist Low budget One or two locations 5-10 minutes Every day situation flipped on its head Todorov’s narrative theory
- 14. Feature length conventions •Magic •Rituals •Animals •Binary Opposites (Good/Bad) •choices •Empowered female characters •Candles •Coven (group of witches)
- 15. My product I used the same font I'd used in both my poster and review in the title sequence to keep it consistent however i accidently made the title green but i made the credits using the same font and the lettering is white. I kept the sequence in my film that id taken a screen shot of for my review. I also used the same theme of my protagonist emerging/entering the darkness that I favoured for both central images for my poster and review during the ritualistic dancing where she’s filmed in a dark forest and dark room illuminated by candle light of red lights.
- 16. Conclusion In conclusion I believe I’ve combined my main product and ancillary text very well and think they all complement each other nicely in the same way real film poster do in context to the film they’re promoting.