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The document analyzes and compares the company idents used in the teaser trailers for Suicide Squad, Taken, and The House at the End of the Street. For Suicide Squad, the Warner Brothers logo was modified to fit the dark tone of the film by changing the background and colors. In Taken, the main production company ident appears for 1.5 seconds within the first 3 seconds to emphasize its importance. The House at the End of the Street features two company idents that each display for 1 second near the beginning of the trailer.
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The media product challenges some conventions of real films but also follows some. It includes elements like a green screen and age rating that are conventional. However, it starts with a close-up shot rather than establishing shot and reveals the stalker's identity at the end, which is unconventional for trailers. It also has little dialogue and uses music to build tension instead of relying on lighting or dialogue like typical thrillers. By having teenage characters, it differentiates itself from conventions of the psychological thriller genre.
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Movie posters are a form of advertising that can be physically placed in public spaces like billboards and buses. Effective movie posters typically include the title, actors, genre-specific iconography or imagery, taglines, and release dates. This document focuses on conventions for horror and thriller movie posters, which usually feature dark color palettes, frightening images, and taglines that hint at the scary plotlines. Iconography and taglines are especially important on posters because viewers only have a brief moment to understand the genre from a passing glance. The examples provided demonstrate how horror movie posters convey fear through images of screaming faces and references to other famous scary films.
Divergent analysis
The document analyzes the theatrical trailer for the film Divergent. It discusses the editing techniques used to create narrative tension. Specifically, it notes how the music intensifies during significant story moments. It also analyzes the visual style, such as a scene where the main character wakes from a dream, which signifies both the sci-fi genre and a normal waking action. The trailer uses common genre signifiers like character exposition, editing, sound, and narrative build-up to identify it as an action/thriller genre. Intertitles are used to promote the source material and build audience interest.
Psychological Thrillers Poster Analysis
The poster uses dark colors and imagery of a stormy sea and isolated island to set a gloomy, foreboding atmosphere that suggests something bad will happen. It features a close-up of Leonardo DiCaprio with a puzzled expression surrounded by darkness to create intrigue and mystery. Releasing the film in October also implies horror elements. The text "Someone is missing" raises questions without revealing details, drawing the audience into the mystery. Overall, the poster uses its visual design and context clues to effectively advertise the film as a psychological thriller.
Pitch presentation
The group pitched a psychological thriller film about a journalist who wakes up trapped in a strange man's house with a timer counting down. They discussed similar films like "Split" and focused their story on the protagonist and antagonist. They proposed marketing the film through mystery and questions to intrigue audiences. For the teaser trailer, they planned tense scenes of the woman trying to escape while flashbacks reveal the man's dark past. Their target audience would be 16-30 year olds interested in psychological mysteries.
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a powerpoint discussing the different features of a film poster and the terminology that is required to analyse them.
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The document discusses the key elements and conventions of film posters, including billing, title, release date, images, credits, quotes, and taglines. It analyzes posters for the films The Theory of Everything and Rush, noting their use of stars, romantic poses, and colors to portray genre. Alternative posters for Vantage Point and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo are also examined, highlighting differences in main images and taglines.
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The trailer uses various cinematic techniques to appeal to its target adult male audience. It employs a dark, gritty color grading and stationary camerawork to give viewers a voyeuristic perspective into prison life. Fast-paced editing and a dramatic soundtrack build intensity as the trailer progresses. The performances portray the main character Eric as emotionally turbulent and physically violent contrasted with his stern father. Through these elements, the trailer conveys the film's themes of violence and hierarchy within the prison system in an engaging way for its crime genre audience.
Beth riddle question 2
The document discusses the brand identity of a film called "Depth" across three marketing products: a magazine cover, poster, and teaser trailer.
It establishes that brand identity is important to clearly show that the products are marketing the same film. For "Depth", the brand identity focuses on the film title displayed in a unique 3D font of red, blue, and white colors.
All three products prominently feature the main character Charlotte through her long blonde hair and being tied up in a dark room. The teaser trailer and poster depict this scene similarly to represent the thriller genre.
The approach to starring the main actor across all products mirrors the successful campaign for "Gone Girl". While the magazine cover
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Codes & conventions of a film trailer
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Ideas Update & Inspirations P1
The document provides inspiration for Georgina Gilbey's media studies trailer project from various film trailers, posters, and magazine covers. It summarizes shots and design elements that Georgina found interesting, such as the use of iconography, cinematography techniques, color grading, mise-en-scene, and symbolic imagery. Georgina indicates how she may incorporate similar techniques into her own trailer to make it appear more professional and engage the audience.
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This document provides descriptions of various scenes and elements in a film, including close-ups of characters, props like laptops and phones, screen recordings of conversations, and establishing shots of settings. It notes that identities are hidden in some scenes to build suspense, and that emotional expressions of characters are shown. Credits are also described as appearing on characters at the appropriate times.
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Horror poster analysis
The document analyzes conventions commonly found in horror movie posters. It provides examples from the posters of the movies "You're Next" and "Sinister" to illustrate these conventions. Key conventions discussed include using a black, red, and white color scheme; featuring a large image of the main character(s); including the release date, credits, and a tagline. Both posters analyzed employ lighting, fonts, imagery, and other design elements to create a sense of fear, danger, and intrigue for the viewer.
Media c&c movie posters
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Codal analysis
The document analyzes the codes used in the trailers for the films Black Mass and Legend. It discusses the visual, narrative, enigma, and audio codes employed. For visual codes, both trailers begin with establishing shots and use lighting and shots to set tone and pace. Narrative codes are more implied to build intrigue. Enigma codes include ambiguous clips and a voiceover to generate questions. Audio codes combine a voiceover, music, and film clips to create tension and draw the audience in.
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Evaluation task one
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- Teaser trailers are shorter (40 seconds to 1 minute) and outline the film's narrative theme, main characters, sound, titles/credits, and release date.
- Camera work includes a range of shots (close-ups, long shots, mediums shots) to showcase the genre within the short time frame.
- The purpose is to promote and sell the film to its target audience by showing what the film is about and its release date.
- Idents are typically 1-3 seconds and include still images with some movement and non-diegetic sound to represent the studio or film brand.
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3. Eternal Sunshine's teaser reveals more of the plot than usual for an independent film, using music and celebrity names to attract audiences.
4. Paranormal Activity's teaser mixes film clips with audience reactions to clearly signal the horror genre.
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Evaluation - Task 1
Our teaser trailer used conventions of real teaser trailers by having a length between 1 to 2 minutes, using montage editing in the second half to contrast a slower introduction, and including voiceovers and soundtrack to portray the genre and narrative. Similarly, our ident, titles, and graphics used in the trailer followed conventions seen in other teaser trailers like "BrOTHERHOOD", which we took inspiration from. Our poster and magazine cover also employed standard design elements typical of those media but tailored them to promote our independent British crime drama film.
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The trailer uses conventions from both the horror and comedy genres to advertise its hybrid nature. It begins with everyday, relatable characters in a school setting accompanied by upbeat music, establishing it as a comedy. However, as the protagonist learns of his strange new neighbor, the trailer takes on darker lighting, sinister music, and frightening imagery typical of horror films. By combining elements of both genres, the film aims to appeal to a wide audience of fans of comedy and horror.
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This teaser trailer for the film Inception uses a series of mysterious shots and unsettling music to intrigue viewers and raise questions about the film's plot. Scenes of a spinning city, tilting water, and objects defying the laws of gravity are intercut with text that hints the film will distort what the mind considers reality. The trailer leaves audiences wondering what is happening in the dull city and creates a unique selling point for the complex, brain-rattling film. By the end, the sinister music and maze-like title backdrop suggest the film will keep audiences engaged in games for the mind.
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- 3. TAKEN TEASER TRAILER The company ident in this is presented with in the first 3 seconds of the teaser trailer, this shows the importance of company idents. It is animated and for a production company. It is on the screen for about 1.5 seconds. After this another ident is shown of a production and distribution company this is also on the screen for 1.5 seconds and is animated.
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