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The document contains responses from a survey about a magazine promoting the movie "Rose". Respondents generally felt the magazine had a professional look and layout similar to other movie magazines. Key aspects like the main image, font, and combination of image and text were viewed positively and as being very effective at grabbing attention. While the overall layout of the cover was seen as nice and well balanced, some felt the credits were too close to the edge and the character's head covered part of the masthead. The magazine was also seen as learning viewers about the paranormal, horror, and mysterious themes of the movie. Similarities were drawn between the magazine, poster, and trailer in aspects like colors, fonts, and the atmosphere conveying a
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Media essay q2
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Magazine feedback
- 1. What do you like about the magazine? • Graphics of Rose – 9 • Professional look – 3 • Font & Image – 5 • Clear • Informative Q1
- 2. What would you improve about the magazine? • Closer to girls face • Not use character • Enlarge smaller text • Make Rose text thicker • Twitter links • ‘Horror’ to be moved on title • Change font • Change main character • Too light for the background Q2
- 3. What similarities can you notice about the magazine compared to professional movie magazines? • Usual layout – 2 • Titles – 3 • Side contents • Magazine names • Picture – 5 • Barcode – 2 • Buzz words – 3 • Professional – 3 • Font – 6 • Behind the scenes • Little explanation • Language use Q3
- 4. How effective do you feel the combination is of the main image and text? • Don’t look out of place • Image gives too much away • Very – 8 • Attention to main image – 5 • Font – 5 Q4
- 5. What is your opinion of the layout of the cover? • Nice layout – 5 • Credits a bit close to the edge • Professional – 3 • Head of character covers ‘T’ in masthead • Appropriate – 2 • Well balanced – 2 • Clear – 2 • Image is very good Q5
- 6. What do you learn if anything, about the narrative and the themes of the ‘Rose’ movie? • Paranormal activity – 2 • Horror and film – 5 • Mysterious character – 2 • Revenge – 2 • Haunted Q6
- 7. What similarities can you draw with the magazine, poster and trailer? • Throne • Colours • Rose • Horror story • Font – 5 • Doesn't show • Contrast • Ghost -2 • Atmosphere Q7