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The document discusses design elements for a movie poster, including showing iconic local landmarks to represent the location, providing release date and venue information, using attention-grabbing graphical elements and bold text, including multiple reviews or quotes to demonstrate success, and choosing imagery that conveys the scale and achievement of the film's topic from a distance. It analyzes positive and negative aspects of sample posters to inform recommendations.
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The promotional package for the film effectively presents the main characters and establishes a sense of foreboding through iconography and use of color, photography, and music. The gangster/crime thriller genre is portrayed through costumes, props, and the presentation of archetypes. The film has several unique selling points, including a cat-and-mouse chase between a civilian and mafia, a female Filipino mafia boss, a London setting, and a diverse cast including a sympathetic black protagonist. The marketing campaign would utilize social media, advertising on public transportation like bus stops, and billboards to promote the film to its 18+ target audience.
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Vertigo Films would be a good potential British film company to distribute our thriller film. Vertigo varies its genres but does not specify the type of films it makes, so our thriller would appeal to a variety of audiences. It is not a large conglomerate so it would not be too expensive for them to distribute our low-budget, first-time filmmaker project. Magnet and Magnolia would also be suitable American distributors as they specialize in genres like ours, including horror and action thrillers, without the high costs of a major studio. Releasing our film on multiple formats like DVD and digital would help boost viewership by making it accessible to wider audiences.
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Task 3
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- Marketing and promotion help raise awareness of a film and convey what it's about, which is important for driving interest and ticket/DVD sales. This is especially true for independent films with limited budgets.
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Poster responses
The document describes the steps taken to create a poster. The creator first improved their photo skills by taking a picture of a gate. They added this picture to a Photoshop document without editing. Next, they added a clock tower image from the internet and resized it. Using selection tools, they removed the white background around the clock tower. Text was then added that read "Making my City Safe?" and resized. Effects were applied to the clock tower by adding an inner glow. The conclusion stated more would be done to refine details, add credits and logos, and adjust brightness for the final poster.
Pilot questionnaire
The questionnaire asked people about their thoughts on how to create a documentary, radio trailer, and poster about the police in Leicester. For the documentary, most people thought it should show real footage of criminals being apprehended by police and have a balanced view of Leicester and the police. Regarding the trailer, most said it should provide a good chunk of information about what will be covered. And for the poster, most thought it should feature the police uniform and Leicester's iconic clock tower in close to equal proportions. The pilot questionnaire highlighted issues like unnecessary questions and a lack of options that did not fully represent people's views.
Conventions of a poster
The document outlines conventions for designing a movie poster, including using a consistent dark color scheme, a strong background color, a main focal image, and credits at the bottom. It also lists the key information to include on the poster: the title, tagline, date, time, channel, production companies, and location.
Examples music
The document summarizes the process of obtaining copyright permission to use Example's music in a documentary film for a school media course. The filmmakers contacted Example directly, who passed them to his representative Verity. They were then put in touch with Example's publisher Pru, who outlined two payment options - £50 for coursework use only, or £500 if the film was shared publicly. The teacher suggested either paying £50 to use the music just for their coursework, or getting the police to pay £500 if they also wanted to use the music publicly.
Music emails
Alex sent emails to various artists to request permission to use their music in a documentary but only received a reply from one artist, which caused issues as they needed a variety of tracks. To remedy this, Alex and Gee have been working on getting copyright permission from the artist Example by contacting his manager and record label since, as a signed artist, they need approval from his record label as well. The next slide will provide more details on their permission efforts.
Pilot questionnaire
This document summarizes the responses from a questionnaire of 50 people about their impressions of the police and ideas for a documentary about policing in Leicester. Key findings include that the police uniform was most associated with the police (20% said the badge). 46% believed the police were doing an adequate job. The highest response for how policing could improve was more patrols (50%). Most respondents said the documentary should show real footage of criminals being apprehended (68%). For the poster, 58% favored including the Clock Tower image of Leicester while the uniform was favored as the iconic police image. Most (64%) said the police and Leicester should have equal representation (45/45) on the poster.
Codes and conventions of a documentary
This document provides guidance on how to make a professional documentary about policing in Leicester, England. It discusses conventions like using voiceovers versus letting footage speak for itself. It outlines plans to get footage of real police work like arrests, interviews with club owners and police, and using archive footage. Technical considerations are mentioned like showing police procedures accurately and finding suitable locations and setups for interviews. The document emphasizes getting a variety of shots and angles at events to fully capture the experience.
Meeting with tj
TJ Mavani of Leicestershire Police Licensing wanted to commission a film showing the real nightlife in Leicester and how the police professionally deal with problems while keeping the nightlife safe. The filmmakers proposed filming various locations on weekends with the police to ensure safety and success. After their first meeting, they discussed ideas and decided the film would have no narrative, instead being more like a technical police documentary similar to Road Wars.
Meeting with PC TJ Mavani
TJ Mavani of Leicestershire Police Licensing wanted to create a film showing the real nightlife in Leicester and how the police professionally deal with problems while keeping the nightlife safe. The meeting participants agreed to film various locations in town most weekends to ensure the film's success and safety. After discussing ideas, they decided the film would have no narrative, instead being very technical and similar to the style of the show Road Wars.
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- 2. The man walking is the only person shown in the poster which connotes that he is brave.
- 3. The world trade centre is shown in the poster which connotes that for him it is a massive achivement to high rope between the world trade centre. In our poster we should also show parts of Leicester such as Clock Tower.
- 4. No Release Date or where to see the documentary? We should clearly state where and when the documentary will be shown like This is it!!
- 5. Poster is very plain and simple which does not grab peoples attention. As our poster will be about the nightlife, we should have a lot going on in our poster.
- 6. Only 1 Quote given which would not show the audience that it has had media success. We should contact critics such as the Telegraph to see what they think of our media product.
- 7. Big bold title which connotes that what Philippe Petit has done is a massive achivement. We should have massive bold writing to ensure that is grabs attention.
- 8. Title links in to what the film is about as well as being a clever use of words.
- 9. Long shot of Philipine Petit and New York City shows that from afar what he did looked amazing.