Magazine Cover Screenshots - Final Draft of Cover
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The document describes various edits and design changes made to a magazine cover. The website address was moved underneath the title to increase visibility. Text around Sophie's head was filled in using a spot healing tool. The anchorage text was made slightly smaller using transform tools. An American price was added below the British price since the magazine covers world cinema. The background was darkened by selecting Sophie's body, creating a new layer, and using brightness tools. The cover line text was spread out so 'music' and 'stop' aligned.
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1) Placing the cover image and masthead, then experimenting with colors for the masthead that coordinated with the cover image.
2) Using selection tools to place the cover image behind the masthead.
3) Adding the magazine title and additional text elements like the artist's name and pull quote, experimenting with fonts and layout.
4) Refining elements and changing the cover image to a higher quality photo when issues were noticed. Additional typical magazine elements like graphics, banners, and barcode were also added.
6. production reflection
Chelsea Kierans describes the process of designing the cover of her magazine "Alt Nation", which focuses on alternative and pop-punk bands. She chose a simple white background and included a picture of the band All Time Low. She edited out the background of the picture and added the magazine title and issue number. Additional details such as band names, pictures, and a barcode were added to make the cover look professional. Kierans then describes setting up the inside pages in a landscape format and including more pictures and an interview to provide more in-depth content than the cover.
Development of front cover
The document describes the 12 step process taken to design the front cover of a magazine.
1) The main photo was chosen and edited to remove unwanted flashes and enhance features.
2) Additional elements were added including the magazine title, band name, articles, and album art.
3) Formatting and design elements were adjusted to make the layout symmetrical and visually appealing, including adding blurs and tilting images.
6. production reflection(1) 1
The document summarizes the process taken to create a magazine front cover and double page spread for a class project. It describes editing a photo to remove spots and brighten the skin, then using the edited photo on the cover. It also discusses designing the layout, adding bold text and headings, and struggles inserting images. For the double page spread, it placed the main edited image on the left with identifying text above, and wrote an article on the right in Word before importing to InDesign. Overall, the author is happy with the professional look but wishes better photos were taken.
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Evaluation 2
The document discusses how the trailer, poster, and magazine cover work together as a marketing campaign for a film. It analyzes how key elements like location, costumes, colors, fonts, taglines, and logos are consistently used across all three items to clearly link them and effectively promote the film. While the magazine cover cannot include every single element, it mirrors the most important visuals, text, and colors from the trailer and poster to still feel connected as part of the overall campaign.
Magazine Logo Ideas
Creating a memorable logo is key for any new magazine. Designers should consider incorporating the magazine's name, focus, or tone into simple, eye-catching visuals that will stand out on shelves and online. An effective logo combines recognizability and versatility to build awareness of the brand across different formats and over time.
Film Poster Step By Step Process
The document describes the process of creating a movie poster in Photoshop. It involves selecting and adjusting elements like characters, cropping and positioning images, adding text, and blending layers. Multiple adjustment tools are used to darken and lighten sections, remove distractions, and ensure the focal person stands out against the background. The final poster includes credits, reviews, release details and logos positioned according to conventions.
Evaluation: Question 1
The document discusses how the media product, a film trailer, uses conventions of the social realism genre. It analyzes elements like props, logos, locations, characters, titles, and credits from the trailer and compares them to examples from real social realism films. Overall, it shows how the trailer conforms to genre conventions through similar use of these elements, while also subverting some expectations through its rural setting rather than an urban one typically seen in social realism.
Film Magazine Covers Analysis
The document analyzes magazine covers and how they are designed to attract readers. It discusses several elements of magazine covers including the use of images, titles, fonts, colors and additional information. Placement of elements is also important as covers aim to draw attention to key details like the main article title and image. Summaries of additional articles encourage readers to learn more about other stories inside the issue. Together, these visual and textual elements are crafted to entice audiences to purchase the magazine.
Social Realism Film Posters Analysis
The document analyzes several movie posters for social realism films. It discusses various design elements used in the posters and how they aim to attract audiences. Common elements included are: plain backgrounds to make text/images stand out; main actors/characters in large font to create recognition; taglines to hint at narratives; reviews/awards to establish credibility; and images that provide clues to the film's storylines or targeted demographics. Overall, the posters analyzed use graphic and textual elements strategically to intrigue audiences and encourage viewership.
Storyboard - 2nd Draft
The document is a second draft of a storyboard. Storyboards are used in filmmaking and animation to plan scenes and visualize the flow of action. This particular storyboard draft has been revised from a previous version to refine and improve upon the planned sequence of events in the story.
Filming Schedule
The document outlines the filming schedule and details for a short film, including dates, times, locations, shots, actors, costumes, props, and equipment. On May 11th, scenes will be filmed of Mia on her phone in her bedroom, an establishing shot of traffic outside her house, and a long shot of Mia walking past a gang calling her over to talk and take drugs by a train bridge. Further scenes on June 11th will show Mia meeting friends and having an argument at a bench by a canal, and interior medium shots at a house of Mia's mother drinking with her step-father holding a baby.
Risk Assessment
The document outlines several risks associated with filming a trailer and proposes risk controls. It identifies risks such as: knocking over equipment in a small bedroom; props like glass bottles smashing and causing cuts; working near roads with traffic; equipment being mistreated or broken; and injuries from walking through bushes. Control measures proposed include: clearing space for equipment; being careful with props; having people direct traffic; treating equipment carefully; and being aware of surroundings when walking locations.
Props
The document discusses several props that will be used in a trailer to convey meaning, set scenes, and represent characters. Fake drugs made of baking powder in clear bags, empty beer bottles, and cardboard will establish an abandoned area and suggest reckless behavior. A range of empty bottles will further indicate illegal acts and the stereotype of teenage drinking. A cell phone will be used to represent teenage obsession with technology and play a role in the narrative.
Location Shots
The document discusses four potential film locations:
1) A bench near houses, for scenes of Mia walking to meet friends.
2) Another bench near a road and houses, for scenes of Mia encountering a gang.
3) Under a train bridge in an abandoned area, for scenes of the gang drinking and using drugs.
4) A field with an opening to a road, for scenes of the gang walking and Mia stopping to decline a phone call. The locations provide rural yet populated settings that fit the needs of the scenes.
Film trailer script
This film trailer script provides an overview of key scenes and narrative elements. It consists of 30 frames that show Mia at home, with friends, and joining a gang, before she gets left behind by the gang and steps into the road, where a car screeches to a halt. Interspersed are captions that provide context about awards, reviews, and narrative themes. The script establishes Mia's circumstances and hints at the drama that unfolds when she loses her way but seeks new hope with the gang.
Treatment
1) The trailer is being produced to promote a film with a female protagonist, targeting teenagers and young adults aged 15-25, especially females.
2) The trailer will be distributed in cinemas, on television, and social media to reach its target audience.
3) The trailer will use the conventions of the social realism genre, including typical locations, characters, and a narrative about a protagonist dealing with social issues and changes in her life, while also subverting some stereotypes about teenagers and gender.
Production Brief - A2 Media Studies
The production brief outlines a short film project focusing on a troubled teenage girl. The film will be a social realism drama approximately two minutes in length. It will tell the story of a 18-year-old girl who feels unwanted by her family and begins hanging out with a bad crowd, until she nearly gets hit by a car and meets a man who helps repair her family relationships. The filmmakers will create a trailer, poster and magazine cover to promote the film. They have researched comparable social issue films and plan to vary the trailer's pace and match music to editing to engage audiences. Representations of teenagers and family dynamics will conform to stereotypes initially but subvert expectations by the end. The filmmakers will test screen
Southpaw Trailer Close Analysis
This trailer is for the sports drama film 'Southpaw'. It focuses on the rise and fall of boxer Billy Hope as he deals with tragedies in his personal life. After his wife's death, he loses his daughter and his boxing career is suspended. The film explores how these events impact and motivate him. Notable stars like Jake Gyllenhaal, Forest Whitaker, and Rachel McAdams are highlighted to attract audiences. The hybrid genres of sports and drama along with themes of overcoming adversity position the target audience as predominantly male fans of boxing and sports films.
Mulitmodal Texts
The document summarizes the key multimodal features used in the trailers for the films "Selma" and "Joy" and analyzes their impact on the audience. For "Selma", the written text establishes the historical context, the dialogue emphasizes Martin Luther King's message, and the images and sounds convey a sense of violence and tension. For "Joy", the written text introduces the film, the dialogue reflects the main character's journey, and the images, sounds and music of the era help audiences connect with the narrative.
How did you attract/address your audience?
The document discusses various techniques used in the opening of a crime/action thriller film to engage the audience. It describes using a toy gun and headset to signify the genre. Fast-paced music was chosen to match other action films and keep the opening energetic. Text was included to clearly establish the time and setting. Split screen editing allowed multiple events to be shown simultaneously and maintain pace. The unique selling point of having female leads in action roles challenges stereotypes and makes the film more interesting to wider audiences.
How did you attract/address your audience?
The document discusses various techniques used in the opening of a crime/action thriller film to engage the audience. It describes using a toy gun and headset to signify the genre. Fast-paced music was chosen to match other action films and keep the opening energetic. Text was included to clearly establish the time and setting. Split screen editing allowed multiple events to be shown simultaneously and maintain pace. The unique selling point of having female leads in action roles challenges stereotypes and makes the film more interesting to wider audiences.
Evaluation 1
The document analyzes and evaluates the film opening created by the student. It discusses several elements of the opening including the use of credits, introduction of characters, props, story/narrative set up, editing, camerawork, and title of the film. It provides examples from real films to demonstrate how the student's opening develops or challenges conventions of the crime/thriller genre. Overall, the document offers a thorough review and analysis of the techniques used in the student's opening title sequence.
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- 1. I started by moving the website address so that it is underneath the magazine title. This worked better and people are also more likely to see the website and therefore are more likely to visit the website. Putting the text here also meant that all of the text was white. Around Sophie’s head, I felt that it didn’t look right where I had to separate it from the original image. Therefore, I used the spot healing tool to go over some sections and fill them in so that the image looked as it should. I then felt that the anchorage text underneath the headline was too big so I decided to make it slightly smaller using the transform tools on the move tool. On a lot of magazines, the price is not just for one country and tends to include others too. I decided to include a price for America too underneath the British price. This also works as I have stated on the cover that the magazine looks at world cinema and would therefore be sold worldwide. Next, I darkened the background. To do this I had to select the rest of Sophie’s body and create a new layer via cut using the magnetic wand tool. I then used the brightness tool to make the background darker only. To finish the poster I then edited the cover line on the left. I used the text tools to spread the text out more so that ‘music’ ended where ‘stop’ did.