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The website promotes the movie Ender's Game using videos, images, and articles to immerse viewers in the story. It aims to engage younger audiences by connecting the themes of space travel and defense to concepts like school. Older audiences are also targeted through social media hashtags and buttons that make it easy to share content. The official movie poster draws in potential viewers with its futuristic design, masked character, and air of mystery.
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The poster advertises a supernatural horror film. At the top, the title is written in white bold capital letters against a dark gloomy background to immediately grab attention. Above the title, it indicates the film is produced by The Vicious Brothers, known for the cult horror film Grave Encounters. In the center is a scary deformed image from the film meant to intrigue audiences about the non-human man and what he does. At the bottom in bold white is the film's slogan to stand out from the dark background. On the right side is a positive review from the popular horror website Dread Central to influence viewers' choices.
Sexual Harassment On Latinos
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The document discusses analyzing a case study of a cross media film campaign. It provides instructions to examine a film website, identifying features that appeal to the target audience of young children aged 11. These include games, character profiles, videos and downloads. The website effectively promotes synergy by partnering with other brands to advertise the film on related products. Overall, the website is deemed effective at both promoting the film and entertaining its target audience through interactive elements suitable for children.
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The interviews and research analyzed common features that attract audiences to film marketing. Both interviewees said that posters and trailers providing character and plot information increased interest. One noted bold, colorful advertising standing out. Research showed audiences build relationships with films through familiar characters and actors. Effective marketing leaves some mystery while giving audiences a sense of the film. To appeal to this audience, the assistant will create colorful posters introducing characters to generate interest in the film's mystery.
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The document analyzes three movie posters for documentaries about technology and its impacts. It summarizes the key elements of each poster, including mentioning awards to promote quality, innovative titles to attract attention, using social media marketing, and including short summaries of the film's topic. The document also discusses lessons learned about poster design for its own documentary film project.
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This document analyzes three movie posters for documentaries. It examines elements of each poster like mentioning film festivals, using innovative titles and fonts, including social media references, and providing brief summaries. These elements are concluded to be effective at promoting documentary films and engaging audiences. The document recommends incorporating some of these techniques, like mentioning awards, using innovative titles, utilizing social media marketing, and including a short summary, into the poster for the reader's own documentary film.
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This document discusses the marketing campaign for Iron Man 3. It analyzes the target audience, which was Marvel fans and mainstream audiences aged 13-30s. The film had a large budget of $200 million. Walt Disney Studios distributed the film, allowing it to reach a broad audience from children to adults. The marketing campaign utilized various traditional and digital advertisements, including billboards, websites, and trailers. The ads were designed to generate interest without revealing too much of the plot. Analyzing target demographics was important to effectively promote the sequel to Iron Man fans.
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This document discusses the marketing campaign for Iron Man 3. It analyzes the target audience, which was Marvel fans and mainstream audiences aged 13-30s. The film had a large budget of $200 million. Walt Disney Studios distributed the film, allowing it to reach a broad audience from children to adults. The marketing campaign utilized various traditional and digital advertisements, including billboards, websites, and trailers. The ads were designed to generate interest without revealing too much of the plot. Analyzing target demographics was important to effectively promote the sequel to Iron Man fans.
Detailed Film Poster Analysis
The poster analyzes the key elements of film posters including the title, reviews, images, taglines, backgrounds, logos and bylines. These elements are purposefully included in posters to attract audiences, provide information and context about the film, and help promote the film through reviews, intrigue and familiar names. Posters aim to sell the film and draw in the widest possible audience through these visual and textual marketing techniques.
Poster Conventions - Conventions Of Existing Media Texts
Poster conventions ensure audiences easily recognize key information. Horror film posters conventionally feature a scary main image centered on the page, with the large title near the bottom. The tagline is usually the second largest text at the top. Institutional credits are smallest at the bottom. This consistent layout allows audiences to quickly understand where to look for the title, tagline, image, and credits to decide if they want to see the film. Maintaining established conventions helps audiences engage with posters effectively.
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The document discusses the ways in which the media products created by the author use and develop conventions of existing real media products within the action genre. It provides details on the film poster, magazine front cover, and film trailer created by the author. For each product, it identifies conventions found in existing similar products that were utilized, such as a close-up character image with shading on the poster, large masthead and single dominant image on the magazine cover, and fast pacing and cliffhangers in the trailer. The document also discusses how audience feedback was gathered through questionnaires to evaluate how well the genre and purpose were conveyed.
Evaluation
The document discusses the ways in which the media products (a film poster, magazine cover, and trailer) use conventions of existing real media products in the action genre. For each product, the document analyzes conventions found in existing examples that were used, such as a close-up shot of a character's face on the poster with shading, large bold title, and tagline. Feedback was gathered through questionnaires to understand how effective the combination of the main products and ancillary texts were at promoting the film. The feedback showed most people understood the intended genre but some did not, which could be for various reasons like personal taste.
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The document discusses conventions for film trailers, posters, and magazine covers. It notes that film trailers use images, sounds and music to convey excitement and atmosphere of a film. Posters communicate through visual elements like size, position and color of images. Magazine covers typically feature a single large image using three bright colors, with short cover lines to attract readers.
Poster analysis
The poster uses a close-up shot of a face made up of smaller images like profile pictures to imply that the villain is watching from behind the scenes. Minimal text is used to draw the eye to the unsettling image. The film title is in a digital font fitting the computer theme, appealing to teenagers who use computers often. The colors of black and red create an intimidating aura, establishing the horror genre.
Producer and audience
The document analyzes the marketing campaign for Iron Man 3. It discusses how the film targeted both children and teenagers through merchandise like toys, collectibles, and apparel. The marketing utilized various methods like trailers on websites and YouTube, posters in public places, magazines, and word-of-mouth. Having Kevin Feige produce all three Iron Man films helped maintain a consistent target audience of Marvel fans and children across the films. The widespread marketing campaign and appealing to core fans contributed to the film's box office success of over $1 billion.
Producer and audience
The producer of Iron Man 3 targeted both Marvel fans and young audiences. To reach these groups, the film was widely marketed through trailers on websites like YouTube and the official Marvel site. Print advertisements for the film were also placed in magazines, newspapers, and as posters. Word of mouth from positive reviews and recommendations helped increase interest in seeing the third installment of the popular superhero franchise. The high box office revenues showed that the broad targeting of Marvel enthusiasts and families with children was successful.
Evaluation Question 2
The poster for the film was effective at generating audience interest through its use of special editing effects that created mystery around the events in the film. Audience feedback on the poster was positive. The trailer also successfully promoted the film by including the title, release date, and other details at the end to ensure viewers remembered this information. The magazine spread further promoted the film through its font and imagery choices, associating the lead actor with Liam Neeson and appealing to the film's target teenage audience. Overall, the evaluator felt that the poster, trailer, and magazine spread worked well together as an integrated promotional campaign that successfully generated buzz and branding around the film.
Looper poster analysis
The movie poster analyzes the poster for the 2012 sci-fi thriller film Looper. The poster features two main characters back to back holding guns above a city. The tagline "Face your future. Fight your past" references the film's storyline about a hitman who must kill his older self. Credits and social media links are in small font at the bottom, while the title stands out in bold white letters across a dark background to set a mysterious, futuristic tone.
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The document discusses branding, 360 degree branding, synergy, and convergence in relation to films. It provides examples of how films use various marketing techniques across different media platforms to build recognition and target audiences. Specifically, it discusses how films employ branding conventions like logos and slogans in advertising. It also gives examples of how films use 360 degree branding by targeting audiences across print, social media, technology, and broadcast. The document further explains how production companies form synergistic partnerships and how films demonstrate convergence by combining different media like apps and websites to promote the film to wider audiences.
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The main image, film title, tagline, credits, and release date are key generic conventions of horror film posters. The large dominant main image in the center is usually of the antagonist to intrigue and scare audiences. The bold film title appears at the top to identify the film. Below is the smaller tagline that hints at the plot without revealing too much. Credits are kept small at the bottom. The release date is prominently displayed at the bottom to inform audiences when they can watch the film. Together, these visual elements aim to attract and unsettle viewers with hints of danger and thrills to come.
Cross media campaign
The Cross Media Campaign for The Conjuring was very effective. It used continuity across different marketing materials like the poster and trailer to promote the film. Both used the same font for the title and tagline. The teaser trailer was released on YouTube, allowing it to be shared and gauge audience reaction. The poster featured a creepy isolated woman to intrigue audiences and challenge conventions. As the film's producers had success with similar genres previously, audiences were familiar and loyal. In contrast, while short films and features both use promotional material like posters, short films have fewer opportunities to market due to lower budgets and briefer narratives.
My evaluation question twoo
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Media evaluation question 2
Our group created a marketing campaign for a new zombie horror film including a magazine cover, film poster, and trailer. We incorporated codes and conventions of the zombie horror genre across all three pieces. Media convergence and synergy were used by displaying the brand across platforms and including website and social media links. A survey of our target audience found that the combination of all three pieces was effective at promoting the film and genre.
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