Initial Postcard Mockups
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This document contains 4 draft postcard designs for a film called "Floating Mongoose". Each design includes elements like the film title, production company logo, synopsis, social media links, and awards. The main image and background are meant to represent the crime genre and provide hints about the story and characters. Placement of elements considers eye flow and branding opportunities. The goal is to attract the target audience and encourage digital engagement through social media and a QR code linking to the film website.
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Promo Package Research A2
A promotional package aims to attract an audience's attention to a product being promoted through a collection of media like magazine reviews, trailers, and posters. It helps build hype for films before their release. Elements of a film promotional package include premiers, social media, merchandise, posters, trailers, reviews, and interviews. Magazine reviews are important for giving readers opinions on films. Trailers aim to intrigue audiences about a film's plot without revealing too much. Posters are essential for providing information to those who haven't seen trailers.
final thriller opening evaluation
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The document analyzes the trailer for the movie "Source Code" and discusses its effective use of mise-en-scene, editing, camera angles/shots, and sound to engage the audience. It notes that the main character's suit distinguishes him from others on the train and that realistic details make the sci-fi concepts seem plausible. Fast editing and a blurred opening sequence build mystery while dialogue and sound effects enhance the story. Varied camera shots against conventions further intrigue viewers. Non-diegetic music also adds excitement.
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A2 Media Film Posters
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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.
Paranormal Activity Poster Textual Analysis
The Paranormal Activity movie poster uses imagery and text to effectively advertise the horror film genre. The poster features two main characters in a grainy bedroom setting pointing towards a mysterious figure at the door. Black, white, red and blue colors are used to convey a chilling atmosphere. Bold text stands out against the dark background, with the title in blurred red and language questioning what happens at night to intrigue viewers. Positive critic reviews and a demand service encourage audiences to experience the "scariest movie."
Film Poster and Magazine Cover Analysis
This document analyzes and summarizes the key elements of several movie posters and magazine covers, including:
1) The mastheads, titles, images, credits/billing blocks, and taglines are designed to attract audiences and provide information about the film/content. Common techniques include matching colors and positioning text/images prominently.
2) Posters establish genre and tone through visuals like characters, lighting, costumes as well as textual elements like taglines and titles. Magazines similarly use banners, plugs and covers to advertise exclusive content and reviews.
3) Barcodes, dates and production company logos round out essential marketing information for audiences and retailers. Franchise history may also be referenced to draw
Evaluation Question 2
The document discusses how mise-en-scene and consistent branding elements were used across a film campaign's teaser, poster, and magazine to effectively promote the film. A clown mask, poker chips, cards, and a unique font/logo were featured throughout the main film and supplementary materials to reinforce themes of crime and gambling. These repeating visual motifs helped link the various promotional materials and make the campaign more memorable to audiences.
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Potential Locations
My team visited several potential film locations to evaluate if they had sufficient space, what set development would be required, and if outdoor locations would have suitable lighting and climate for sound. Locations considered included areas at Sunmarke School like the Innovation Centre, staff workstation, field, and gym for scenes involving a police briefing, shooting range, and gym. A career counselor's office and apartment parking lot were also viewed for scenes set in a chief's office and warehouse.
Content Planning - Website
The website will have 4 pages: a Home page displaying the short film and information about the production company; an On Set page with behind-the-scenes images and video; an Equipment page showing the technologies used to create the film; and an Origin/Idea page detailing the development of the narrative and influences. Consistent branding will be achieved through a single typeface, vibrant colors against a black background, and social media links in the footer to encourage viral marketing.
Website Mockup Development
This document provides a mockup for a website to promote a short film and film production company. The mockup outlines key sections and pages for the website, including a logo, film title, film synopsis, awards, about section, and social media links. It also maps out navigation between pages using buttons and a drop-down menu.
Location Scout
The document lists 14 proposed scenes for filming along with location details, whether photos and visits to each location were done, and whether the location was confirmed or needed revision. Key locations include the Innovation Centre, Sunmarke School gym, Career's office, and Mr. Naidoo's house, which were confirmed, while several scenes at Sunmarke School and potential alternative locations remain unconfirmed.
Crew List
This document provides a crew list for a film production, including the name, job role, any extra responsibilities, and contact information for 5 crew members - A. Laws-Walsh as Cinematographer and Co-Director, K. Maduray as Director, G. Singh as Editor and also serving as Cinematographer and Sound, J. Lundall in Transport and also handling Lighting and being a Runner, and S. Ahmed also in Transport and handling Lighting and being a Runner. Contact information for all crew members has been withheld from publication online.
Cast List
This document contains a cast list for a film or production. It lists the main characters - M. Göldenitz playing the role of Soap, B. Naidoo as Chief, and M. Hesham as Kapkan. It then lists a number of extras playing various police officers and henchmen, including roles like newscaster and Kapkan's dealer.
Location Scout
The document lists 14 proposed scenes for filming along with location details, whether photos and visits to each location were done, and whether the location was confirmed or needed revision. Key locations included the Innovation Centre, a gym in Sunmarke School, and the Career's office in the school for important scenes like a police meeting, gym training, and meeting in the chief's office which were confirmed. Several locations like a field at Sunmarke School and an IBN Battuta parking garage required alternative locations to be found.
Equipment List
The document describes the equipment that a student film team intends to borrow from their school and use for an upcoming short film production. This includes LED panels and reflectors for lighting scenes, DSLRs and tripods for camera work, directional and wireless microphones for recording audio, and Final Cut Pro X software for post-production editing. A drone may also be borrowed to capture establishing shots of outdoor locations. The school will provide all of this equipment at no cost to the students for approximately 1-2 weeks during the film's production.
Narrative Theory
-Propp character theory
-Todorov stages theory
-Barthes enigma theory
-Strauss binary oppositions theory
What Is A Short Film?
A short film is defined as a motion picture that is 40 minutes or less. Short films are generally shown at film festivals and have several purposes such as raising awareness of a theme or message, helping filmmakers gain experience, and allowing for experimental ideas. They can also help launch a feature film career, as was the case for Neill Blomkamp whose short film "Alive in Joburg" led Peter Jackson to finance Blomkamp's full-length feature "District 9". Short films typically have small budgets, focus on 1-3 main characters to keep the story concise, and may include twists, though this is not required. They have a niche audience compared to mainstream films.
5 Stone of Lead Postcard Analysis
This postcard promotes a documentary short film about horse racing. It uses a minimalist design with muted colors and focuses on conveying key information about the film in a compact format. The central image shows riders in racing attire and gives viewers insight into the film's narrative theme. Text at the top highlights that the film won an award, while positive reviews at the bottom provide social proof to encourage audiences to see it. The overall goal is to promote the film and screening using a small, inexpensive postcard that prioritizes essential details over excess content.
Cropped
This short film uses various cinematic techniques to establish it as a comedic science fiction piece. It introduces the characters of tourists on a crop circle tour led by an unlikable guide. When their van breaks down, they investigate a nearby crop circle, which leads to an encounter with aliens that mirrors the guide's earlier dismissive comments. The film ends on a cliffhanger, leaving the audience to interpret what might happen next in line with conventions of the short film genre. It engages the audience through established science fiction and comedy tropes while building mystery and intrigue through its narrative and visual storytelling.
Mr Foley
The film begins with a character waking up in the hospital with bandages on. As the bandages are removed, the character is confused to discover a mini orchestra and foley artists adding sound effects. The character chases after the sound team in increasing confusion. In the climax, the character reaches the roof in despair hoping to hear a truly diegetic sound, but discovers the bird song is also created by foley. The character appears to fall from the roof to comedic sound effects, with an ambiguous ending leaving the audience unsure of what happens next.
Future hero
The short film "Future Hero" is a science fiction comedy about a father who doesn't spend enough time with his family. When a robot kidnaps his baby, the father teams up with his unusual robot son to defeat the villain and save the day. Through their adventure, the father learns the importance of family and promises to spend more time with his wife and children. The film uses various science fiction and comedy conventions throughout its narrative to engage audiences and deliver its message about family.
Risk Assessment
This document appears to be a production schedule and checklist for a student named Gruvin Singh shooting a media project for an AS Level course. It details the location, date, equipment needed, crew members, and safety precautions to address issues like falling, noise complaints, and ensuring fire extinguishers and signs are in place. The checklist also notes tasks to inform local residents and relocate in case of issues.
Decisions & Revisions
The document discusses the filmmaker's plans for lighting, location, soundtrack, and costume design. For lighting, they will use low key lighting to create an uncomfortable feeling and enhance facial expressions. They plan to shoot in neighborhoods in The Gardens or Jumeirah Village Triangle to maintain an authentic street environment. For soundtrack, they will use rock music like The Black Keys, Oasis, or AC/DC to symbolize the wild characters and edit the title sequence to the music's pace. Costumes will feature casual brands like Nike and Adidas to increase audience empathy, and each character will wear a unique headwear item to distinguish them as part of an ensemble cast.
Genre Conventions Research
This document discusses genre conventions in film. It provides examples of conventions for crime, comedy, and crime-comedy genres. For crime genres, it notes they often involve violence, weapons, and complex plots dealing with debt. Comedy genres commonly feature silly facial expressions, visual gags, witty dialogue, and swearing. Crime-comedies combine elements of both, such as illegal acts presented in a humorous way. Genre conventions help audiences identify the type of film and set the intended mood.
Script
1) Peri introduces her crew - Chaplin, Tiny Tyrone, and Louis "Liu Kang" - each with their own eccentric personalities and backstories.
2) Rookie asks why Peri is called "Peri Peri", and she jokes that people say she has a short temper.
3) Their conversation is interrupted by Peri's mother shouting from another room, but Peri yells at her to turn off the lights so they can keep talking.
Actor Planning
Rook is a new recruit to the gang who is initially portrayed as the protagonist but becomes the antagonist. He is composed but shows intensity. No backstory is given for mystery.
Charles "Chaplin" Trump does not speak much due to a past injury and communicates through actions. He wears a flat cap which relates to his silent character and British background.
Perry "Peri" is wild, maniacal, and has a short temper. He takes pills to calm down. His nickname refers to hot sauce and his background involves family abuse or chili consumption. He wears a beanie like tough characters.
Tiny Tyrone is a failed rapper who hustles and knows life's harsh realities
Costume, Hair and Makeup
The document discusses costumes, hair, and makeup for a crime genre film. It will take a modern approach focusing on street gangsters, drawing inspiration from rappers and the movie "4 Brothers". Most main characters will have their hair covered by hats to achieve authenticity and portray them as frequently wearing hats. A variety of hats like curved brim, flat cap, beanie, and snapback will be used to distinguish the characters and represent their personalities. Clothing will commonly include hoodies, jackets, and casual wear like t-shirts and bomber jackets to fit the street gangster theme.
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- 2. ‘Go Film Yourself’ logo to represent the film production company. Postcard background uses colours only, possible gradient of blue and red to present police lights. Shows the police element which relates to the crime genre. A brief synopsis of the film written here to present the foundation of the story to the audience. The insight of the narrative may attract the readers. Film festival awards presented to show the film’s achievements to the target audience. 1 A QR code is included to redirect the reader to the website of the film as well as included Facebook, Youtube and Twitter links. This encourages digital convergence.The main image is a close up of the protagonist (Soap) and the reflection of the other characters (Kapkan/ Chief) in his glasses shows the opposing roles and foreshadows what happens in the narrative. Film title ‘Floating Mongoose’ will be placed as police tape on the character, revealing another element of the crime genre.
- 3. The skyline in the background presents the location/ setting of the film. The city can give hints about the genre of the film. 2 ‘Go Film Yourself’ logo to represent the film production company. The main image is a close up of the energy drink falling. This presents the iconography of the film however does not give any hints towards the characters of the film. The genre may also be hard to distinguish, creating difficulty to reach the target audience. A brief synopsis of the film written here to present the foundation of the story to the audience. The insight of the narrative may attract the readers. Film festival awards presented to show the film’s achievements to the target audience. Social media link are included such as Facebook, Youtube and Twitter. This encourages digital convergence. Film title ‘Floating Mongoose’ will be placed on the bottom third of the screen, below the main image. This is done to consideration of the reader’s eye flow as their eyes will be caught by the main image first.
- 4. 3 ‘Go Film Yourself’ logo forgotten to be put on. This is a missed opportunity for company branding. A QR code is included to redirect the reader to the website of the film. This encourages digital convergence and Film festival awards presented to show the film’s achievements to the target audience. Film title ‘Floating Mongoose’ will be placed on the top left of the postcard. This is done to as it is the first thing seen by the reader in terms of eye flow. A brief synopsis of the film written here to present the foundation of the story to the audience. The insight of the narrative may attract the readers. The postcard background is undecided however the background of the drink can may be used here as well to enforce branding. The main image consists of a collage of the characters as well as the props. The props help present the crime genre. Our protagonist (Soap) is much larger giving the target audience the hint that he is the hero. This was inspired by the Star Wars layout.
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