A film production's identification logo or image allows it to be distinguished from its competitors and indicates to the audience who funded the film's making. The identification is usually displayed at the beginning of the film before or during the opening sequence to capture maximum audience attention when everyone is watching. Commenters appreciated logos that were simple yet eye-catching, reflected the type of films the company produces, and inspired original design ideas for their own production identifications.
Possible font types for opening sequencetomquigley123
This document lists 5 potential font types that could be used for an opening sequence but does not provide any details about each font option or make a recommendation.
The document outlines the planning for an opening film sequence shot at Reigate College. It was filmed in the college's "castle" building due to its ability to portray different scenes. Costumes aimed to present normal characters, with the villain wearing dark colors. Limited props included a knife and shoes. Emphasis was placed on camerawork over prop relationships. The production process involved research, casting, scripting, filming, editing, and sharing the final video online.
1. The opening sequence introduces two main characters, one played by Josie who is an ex-investigator, and one played by Chris who has developed a plot for a terrorist attack against the west.
2. The sequence shows the ex-investigator discovering the terrorist plot and attempting to flee, leading to a chase through the woods where she is captured.
3. The film would then follow a colleague of the ex-investigator as he tries to find out why she was murdered by the terrorist, facing a difficult and disturbing investigation hampered by a corrupt justice system.
The document discusses the editing process for adding effects to shots in a film. For indoor shots, a cool steel effect was used to give a dark, tense feel, while a desert glare effect provided a brighter look. For outdoor shots, only the cool steel effect was used. Settings for specific effects are described, such as decreasing the saturation for outdoor shots and increasing shadows. The document also mentions editing text by uploading fonts and adjusting font size and boldness, as well as changing color levels and saturation for the text frame.
Defintion of titles within an opening sequencetomquigley123
This document defines the titles and roles of various positions within a film production. A production company provides the physical basis for the film. The director controls the artistic and dramatic aspects of the film and guides the cast and crew. The casting director selects actors for the roles. Producers plan and coordinate various production aspects like financing. A co-producer assists the producer. A music director creates scores to match the emotion in scenes. An editor works with the director to ensure the story flows cohesively. A director of photography achieves artistic and technical decisions related to the camera and image. An executive producer may be involved in management, accounting, or legal issues.
A film production's identification logo or image allows it to be distinguished from its competitors and indicates to the audience who funded the film's making. The identification is usually displayed at the beginning of the film before or during the opening sequence to capture maximum audience attention when everyone is watching. Commenters appreciated logos that were simple yet eye-catching, reflected the type of films the company produces, and inspired original design ideas for their own production identifications.
Possible font types for opening sequencetomquigley123
This document lists 5 potential font types that could be used for an opening sequence but does not provide any details about each font option or make a recommendation.
The document outlines the planning for an opening film sequence shot at Reigate College. It was filmed in the college's "castle" building due to its ability to portray different scenes. Costumes aimed to present normal characters, with the villain wearing dark colors. Limited props included a knife and shoes. Emphasis was placed on camerawork over prop relationships. The production process involved research, casting, scripting, filming, editing, and sharing the final video online.
1. The opening sequence introduces two main characters, one played by Josie who is an ex-investigator, and one played by Chris who has developed a plot for a terrorist attack against the west.
2. The sequence shows the ex-investigator discovering the terrorist plot and attempting to flee, leading to a chase through the woods where she is captured.
3. The film would then follow a colleague of the ex-investigator as he tries to find out why she was murdered by the terrorist, facing a difficult and disturbing investigation hampered by a corrupt justice system.
The document discusses the editing process for adding effects to shots in a film. For indoor shots, a cool steel effect was used to give a dark, tense feel, while a desert glare effect provided a brighter look. For outdoor shots, only the cool steel effect was used. Settings for specific effects are described, such as decreasing the saturation for outdoor shots and increasing shadows. The document also mentions editing text by uploading fonts and adjusting font size and boldness, as well as changing color levels and saturation for the text frame.
Defintion of titles within an opening sequencetomquigley123
This document defines the titles and roles of various positions within a film production. A production company provides the physical basis for the film. The director controls the artistic and dramatic aspects of the film and guides the cast and crew. The casting director selects actors for the roles. Producers plan and coordinate various production aspects like financing. A co-producer assists the producer. A music director creates scores to match the emotion in scenes. An editor works with the director to ensure the story flows cohesively. A director of photography achieves artistic and technical decisions related to the camera and image. An executive producer may be involved in management, accounting, or legal issues.
The trailer analyzes the film Selma and provides details on its mise-en-scene, costumes, performances, editing, sound, genre, narrative, and representations. Key elements include the settings of the White House, church, and streets of Alabama which reflect the racial tensions of 1950s America. Martin Luther King Jr. is shown trying to persuade officials to help address attacks on black citizens. The trailer uses montage editing and aggressive music to build tension around the civil rights movement and confrontation to come.
A thief has stolen someone's identity, which could lead to conflict between the two characters, possibly turning violent both physically and verbally, as the theft would make the victim upset and angry. It is a comedy about the stolen identity with funny dialogue, exaggerated fight scenes, and an elaborate plot. The film "Oz the Great and the Powerful" features a ruler or leader who is both great and powerful, as the title suggests. It is a light film with little violence or bad language. "Robot and Frank" takes place in the future, as the title references robots which are commonly seen in futuristic settings.
The document discusses movie trailers and their target audiences. It analyzes the potential target audiences of three movie trailers: The Odd Life of Timothy Green, which targets families with its PG rating and easy-to-follow plot; Trance, which targets an older audience ages 16-25 with its complex plot, violence and sexual scenes earning it a 15 rating; and Song for Marion, which also targets an older audience ages 12-15 with its sexual elements and physical comedy earning it a 12a-15 rating.
This document analyzes the trailer for the film Warm Bodies. It examines elements at both the micro and macro level. At the micro level, it analyzes aspects like mise-en-scene, camerawork, editing, and sound design. It finds the trailer uses dark colors and lighting to build suspense, close shots to show emotion, and quick cuts to keep pace. At the macro level, it determines the genre is a thriller/romance. It also analyzes the narrative, representation of characters, and target audience of ages 15-24.
This film follows two detectives, Charlotte and Frank, searching for a serial killer in December. Charlotte begins to suspect Frank is the killer due to evidence, but ignores it due to their friendship. On her birthday, Frank reveals he is the killer and was trying to impress Charlotte by killing women like her. A fight ensues and gunshots are fired, but it's unclear who shot whom. Frank and Charlotte met years ago when Frank counseled Charlotte, and Frank developed split personalities and feelings for Charlotte.
The document discusses different media for viewing trailers and statements about each medium. It includes a chart where statements about cinema, television, websites, and DVDs can be placed. For television, it agrees that people don't concentrate during ads and that more people watch TV than go to the cinema. For websites, it agrees they allow comments and discussions but uploading unofficial trailers breaks copyright. For DVDs, it agrees they are watched repeatedly but people often fast forward to the start of films.
Trailers are an important part of a film's marketing campaign and are not simply shorter versions of the film. They are produced with large budgets to inform potential audiences about a film and encourage people to see it at the cinema. Trailers and film posters are designed to complement each other in their marketing so that the audience is clear on what the film is about.
The document discusses the unique selling points (USPs) of three films. The Host's USP is its use of special effects and CGI to create a futuristic plot and setting that could not be achieved without these technologies. The Great Gatsby's USP is the popular star Leonardo DiCaprio, who may draw a wider audience as a famous actor. Warm Bodies' USP is the genre mix of romance and horror, as it features a stereotypical relationship between characters set amongst zombies, an unusual combination of genres.
The document analyzes popular film magazines in the UK, including Empire and Sight and Sound. It discusses Empire's circulation figures from 2009 to 2015, target audience of middle class males aged 16-30, and focus on major film news and reviews. For Sight and Sound, it notes the magazine focuses on art house and independent films, has UK and international subscribers, and targets an educated audience aged 25-45 interested in the film industry.
The document discusses magazine layout conventions. It notes that for most magazines, the featured character is placed in front of the magazine title to indicate the main focus. The character is centered and takes up most of the cover. The film title is in a slightly smaller font than the magazine title. Company logos of contributors are also featured on the cover. Other magazine content not relevant to the film is displayed to the side in a different color.
The document discusses style and design choices for film titles in movie trailers. It analyzes three sample trailers, noting that two trailers ("Inferno" and "Inception") make the film title stand out from other text through larger size, different color, and distinctive font style or background. However, the third trailer ("Deepwater Horizon") does not significantly differentiate the film title from other text, possibly reflecting the film's subtle storyline. The document recommends that for most detective thriller trailers, the film title should be made to have more visual impact than other text through techniques like increased size, new font style, or background.
The film follows two high school students, Charlotte and Frank, who are attempting to solve a series of killings after their friend Tom goes missing. Charlotte finds evidence that Frank is the killer, as he has only targeted males, like Tom. In a climactic confrontation, Charlotte discovers that Frank has been killing to impress her, believing she had feelings for Tom. This leads to a fight between the two students. The film has been altered from the original plot involving detectives, to better suit the age range of available actors and end without guns. Charlotte and Frank have been friends since high school, though Frank has romantic feelings for Charlotte, which were exacerbated by Tom expressing interest in her.
Charlotte and Frank are two characters mentioned in a moodboard document. The moodboard references two characters, one named Charlotte and the other named Frank, but provides no other details about them.
This document contains a shot list for filming on 19th October. It describes 42 shots, mostly focusing on characters Frank and Charlotte at a party and later investigating a murder. The shots include close-ups of the characters' faces, reactions shots, over-the-shoulder shots, shots of them interacting at the party and investigating evidence at the murder scene. The shots will be used to tell the story of their interactions and investigation of the murders.
The call sheet summarizes the production details for the short film "Morvor" being filmed on October 19th at Reigate College. It lists the crew members and their roles, as well as the actors and their character names. It provides details on costume requirements, props needed, and equipment being brought. Notes specify that costumes for Tom and Jack need to look similar for a strangling scene where it is unclear who is who.
The document compares posters for the films Shutter Island, The Departed, and The Silence of the Lambs to illustrate how poster design has changed over time and influence their own poster design. The 2010 Shutter Island poster uses shadows and ominous imagery to convey suspense and hint at the thriller genre. The 2006 Departed poster features recognizable actors and uses filters to age the images while also subtly indicating the crime genre. In contrast, the 1991 Silence of the Lambs poster provides little information about the film or actors and will not be used as an influence due to its lack of clues about the genre.
The document summarizes a group's final poster project for a film genre. They took inspiration from the movie "Vantage Point" by including crime scene tape and using red to symbolize danger. Their poster features silhouettes like the inspiration poster to highlight genre photos. They added ink or blood to the silhouette to enhance mystery. While the inspiration used blue and silver, their poster uses grey and red to make it distinct. Overall, the group is pleased with their poster which follows conventions and represents their genre well.
Q1(a) requires you to describe and evaluate your skills development over the course of your media production work, from your foundation portfolio to your advanced portfolio. You must focus on developing 1-2 specific skills from the following areas: digital technology, research and planning, post-production, using conventions from real media texts, or creativity. The chief examiner advises providing specific examples from media texts you analyzed to demonstrate how they influenced your work.
The document provides guidance for answering question 1a on a critical perspectives exam. It recaps that question 1a requires discussing skills development in relation to digital technology, research and planning, post-production, using conventions from real media texts, and creativity. It outlines a group poster presentation task where students will focus on one of these areas to help understand what to discuss for each skill. The poster must include a definition, what was done in the coursework for that category, examples of relevant skills and how they are shown in the work, and how the skills contributed to creative decision making.
The trailer analyzes the film Selma and provides details on its mise-en-scene, costumes, performances, editing, sound, genre, narrative, and representations. Key elements include the settings of the White House, church, and streets of Alabama which reflect the racial tensions of 1950s America. Martin Luther King Jr. is shown trying to persuade officials to help address attacks on black citizens. The trailer uses montage editing and aggressive music to build tension around the civil rights movement and confrontation to come.
A thief has stolen someone's identity, which could lead to conflict between the two characters, possibly turning violent both physically and verbally, as the theft would make the victim upset and angry. It is a comedy about the stolen identity with funny dialogue, exaggerated fight scenes, and an elaborate plot. The film "Oz the Great and the Powerful" features a ruler or leader who is both great and powerful, as the title suggests. It is a light film with little violence or bad language. "Robot and Frank" takes place in the future, as the title references robots which are commonly seen in futuristic settings.
The document discusses movie trailers and their target audiences. It analyzes the potential target audiences of three movie trailers: The Odd Life of Timothy Green, which targets families with its PG rating and easy-to-follow plot; Trance, which targets an older audience ages 16-25 with its complex plot, violence and sexual scenes earning it a 15 rating; and Song for Marion, which also targets an older audience ages 12-15 with its sexual elements and physical comedy earning it a 12a-15 rating.
This document analyzes the trailer for the film Warm Bodies. It examines elements at both the micro and macro level. At the micro level, it analyzes aspects like mise-en-scene, camerawork, editing, and sound design. It finds the trailer uses dark colors and lighting to build suspense, close shots to show emotion, and quick cuts to keep pace. At the macro level, it determines the genre is a thriller/romance. It also analyzes the narrative, representation of characters, and target audience of ages 15-24.
This film follows two detectives, Charlotte and Frank, searching for a serial killer in December. Charlotte begins to suspect Frank is the killer due to evidence, but ignores it due to their friendship. On her birthday, Frank reveals he is the killer and was trying to impress Charlotte by killing women like her. A fight ensues and gunshots are fired, but it's unclear who shot whom. Frank and Charlotte met years ago when Frank counseled Charlotte, and Frank developed split personalities and feelings for Charlotte.
The document discusses different media for viewing trailers and statements about each medium. It includes a chart where statements about cinema, television, websites, and DVDs can be placed. For television, it agrees that people don't concentrate during ads and that more people watch TV than go to the cinema. For websites, it agrees they allow comments and discussions but uploading unofficial trailers breaks copyright. For DVDs, it agrees they are watched repeatedly but people often fast forward to the start of films.
Trailers are an important part of a film's marketing campaign and are not simply shorter versions of the film. They are produced with large budgets to inform potential audiences about a film and encourage people to see it at the cinema. Trailers and film posters are designed to complement each other in their marketing so that the audience is clear on what the film is about.
The document discusses the unique selling points (USPs) of three films. The Host's USP is its use of special effects and CGI to create a futuristic plot and setting that could not be achieved without these technologies. The Great Gatsby's USP is the popular star Leonardo DiCaprio, who may draw a wider audience as a famous actor. Warm Bodies' USP is the genre mix of romance and horror, as it features a stereotypical relationship between characters set amongst zombies, an unusual combination of genres.
The document analyzes popular film magazines in the UK, including Empire and Sight and Sound. It discusses Empire's circulation figures from 2009 to 2015, target audience of middle class males aged 16-30, and focus on major film news and reviews. For Sight and Sound, it notes the magazine focuses on art house and independent films, has UK and international subscribers, and targets an educated audience aged 25-45 interested in the film industry.
The document discusses magazine layout conventions. It notes that for most magazines, the featured character is placed in front of the magazine title to indicate the main focus. The character is centered and takes up most of the cover. The film title is in a slightly smaller font than the magazine title. Company logos of contributors are also featured on the cover. Other magazine content not relevant to the film is displayed to the side in a different color.
The document discusses style and design choices for film titles in movie trailers. It analyzes three sample trailers, noting that two trailers ("Inferno" and "Inception") make the film title stand out from other text through larger size, different color, and distinctive font style or background. However, the third trailer ("Deepwater Horizon") does not significantly differentiate the film title from other text, possibly reflecting the film's subtle storyline. The document recommends that for most detective thriller trailers, the film title should be made to have more visual impact than other text through techniques like increased size, new font style, or background.
The film follows two high school students, Charlotte and Frank, who are attempting to solve a series of killings after their friend Tom goes missing. Charlotte finds evidence that Frank is the killer, as he has only targeted males, like Tom. In a climactic confrontation, Charlotte discovers that Frank has been killing to impress her, believing she had feelings for Tom. This leads to a fight between the two students. The film has been altered from the original plot involving detectives, to better suit the age range of available actors and end without guns. Charlotte and Frank have been friends since high school, though Frank has romantic feelings for Charlotte, which were exacerbated by Tom expressing interest in her.
Charlotte and Frank are two characters mentioned in a moodboard document. The moodboard references two characters, one named Charlotte and the other named Frank, but provides no other details about them.
This document contains a shot list for filming on 19th October. It describes 42 shots, mostly focusing on characters Frank and Charlotte at a party and later investigating a murder. The shots include close-ups of the characters' faces, reactions shots, over-the-shoulder shots, shots of them interacting at the party and investigating evidence at the murder scene. The shots will be used to tell the story of their interactions and investigation of the murders.
The call sheet summarizes the production details for the short film "Morvor" being filmed on October 19th at Reigate College. It lists the crew members and their roles, as well as the actors and their character names. It provides details on costume requirements, props needed, and equipment being brought. Notes specify that costumes for Tom and Jack need to look similar for a strangling scene where it is unclear who is who.
The document compares posters for the films Shutter Island, The Departed, and The Silence of the Lambs to illustrate how poster design has changed over time and influence their own poster design. The 2010 Shutter Island poster uses shadows and ominous imagery to convey suspense and hint at the thriller genre. The 2006 Departed poster features recognizable actors and uses filters to age the images while also subtly indicating the crime genre. In contrast, the 1991 Silence of the Lambs poster provides little information about the film or actors and will not be used as an influence due to its lack of clues about the genre.
The document summarizes a group's final poster project for a film genre. They took inspiration from the movie "Vantage Point" by including crime scene tape and using red to symbolize danger. Their poster features silhouettes like the inspiration poster to highlight genre photos. They added ink or blood to the silhouette to enhance mystery. While the inspiration used blue and silver, their poster uses grey and red to make it distinct. Overall, the group is pleased with their poster which follows conventions and represents their genre well.
Q1(a) requires you to describe and evaluate your skills development over the course of your media production work, from your foundation portfolio to your advanced portfolio. You must focus on developing 1-2 specific skills from the following areas: digital technology, research and planning, post-production, using conventions from real media texts, or creativity. The chief examiner advises providing specific examples from media texts you analyzed to demonstrate how they influenced your work.
The document provides guidance for answering question 1a on a critical perspectives exam. It recaps that question 1a requires discussing skills development in relation to digital technology, research and planning, post-production, using conventions from real media texts, and creativity. It outlines a group poster presentation task where students will focus on one of these areas to help understand what to discuss for each skill. The poster must include a definition, what was done in the coursework for that category, examples of relevant skills and how they are shown in the work, and how the skills contributed to creative decision making.
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