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This poster advertisement summarizes the key elements to include. The title will be positioned diagonally at the top in red, blue, and possibly yellow. An image of the DVD cover will be placed above the release date of "May 10, 2010" to indicate it is the release date. The main image will feature characters wearing bright colors like yellow, red, and blue to create a casual look. The background color and three colored strips at the bottom are still being decided to complement the other elements.
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The video received mixed feedback from those surveyed. Some enjoyed the catchy song and colorful visuals while others felt the storyline was confusing. Most agreed that shortening the length or simplifying the plot could help engage more viewers.
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The video received mixed feedback from viewers. Some enjoyed the catchy song and colorful visuals, while others felt the storyline was confusing. Most agreed that shortening the length or adding more context to the plot could help engage more of the target audience.
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The video received mixed feedback from those surveyed. Some enjoyed the catchy song and colorful visuals while others felt the storyline was confusing. Most agreed that shortening the length or simplifying the plot could help engage more viewers.
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The document describes the production process for a magazine cover. It discusses:
1) Choosing black as the background color to make the gold theme color stand out, as black can also represent darkness and conflict relating to the magazine's content.
2) Adding gold-colored top and bottom strips to tie into the gold theme color and catch readers' eyes.
3) Including text in the strips to advertise a fictional music festival and artist, to attract readers and fans of different genres.
4) Positioning headlines on the cover and using different font sizes and colors to highlight important phrases and indicate what each headline is about.
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The poster targets readers aged 16-25 who enjoy rock music and BMX bicycles. Specifically, the audience would see the poster in rock magazines like NME or Kerrang since the music video features Queen's song "Bicycle Race". The poster features bright colors and images of BMX bikes with effects to catch the eyes of viewers quickly flipping through magazine pages. It aims to attract those interested in both rock music and BMX bicycling through these visual elements that represent the themes of the music video.
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The poster targets readers aged 16-25 who enjoy rock music and BMX bicycles. Specifically, the audience would see the poster in rock magazines like NME or Kerrang since the music video features Queen's song "Bicycle Race". The poster features colorful images of BMX bikes against a bright yellow background to catch the eyes of viewers quickly flipping through magazine pages. Effects were added to the bike images to make them stand out against the background according to audience research.
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Rock music originated in the 1950s by branching from other genres like rhythm and blues and jazz. Over time it has developed its own unique style. A typical rock band consists of a bass guitarist, electric guitarist, drummer, and lead singer. Rock music has become associated with stereotypes like the color black and styles of dark clothing worn by musicians. These stereotypes relate to the music video being summarized, which uses a rock song but aims to challenge expectations by featuring teenagers and brighter colors rather than the typical dark portrayal of rock music.
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Rock music originated in the 1950s, branching from genres like rhythm and blues and jazz. Over time it has developed its own style. A typical rock band consists of a bass guitarist, electric guitarist, drummer, and lead singer. As rock grew, subgenres like heavy metal, new wave, and indie rock emerged. Rock bands sometimes incorporate instruments like saxophones or stringed instruments. Stereotypically, rock music is associated with the color black and styles like leather jackets and mohawks. However, the video aims to challenge these stereotypes by using bright colors and featuring teenagers rather than middle-aged adults jumping around in black.
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- 2. This is the title and the biggest piece of text I aim to have on the poster. My aim is to have the title in red and blue, but I may include yellow because it is also one of the theme colours. At the moment I will be positioning the title at the top of the poster, with it tilting slightly diagonal. The reason why I want it tilted is to emphasise the lightened, laid back atmosphere of the video, which the poster is representing. The crown is a added image which is a constant feature throughout the ancillary tasks. The crown represents the presence of ‘Queen’ in the music video.
- 3. As part of the task for the poster advertisement, I have to include a image of the front cover of the DVD cover somewhere on the poster. So I am going to put the image of the DVD cover slightly above the release date to make it clear to the reader that the date is the release date of the DVD album ‘ Bicycle Race’. I cannot comment on the design of the DVD cover for the album yet because it has not been designed.
- 4. This the title of the DVD album ‘Bicycle Race’, and the release date of the album. The reason why they are so close to each other is to enforce on the reader that May 10th is the release date of the DVD. I have not added the year ‘2010’ but I will in the final production. The colour of the date ‘Out May 10’ will be in red. And ‘Bicycle Race’ I think will be yellow, depending on the background. The size of the font won’t be too large and the font will be show card Gothic.
- 5. This is the main image on the poster. Four of the other characters will be in the image hopefully depending on the decision of one of the group, so for the time being I have drawn three. All the characters will be wearing bright colours, possibly, yellow, red and blue. The main actor in the video will be the one standing in the middle. The mise-en-scene of the characters will be coloured jackets too create a casual look. This image will take up a lot of space on the poster and will undoubtedly catch the eye of the viewer.
- 6. This is the poster as whole. The background colour has not yet been decided but the four main options for me are red, green, yellow and white. I am fond of the colour yellow because then I will put the other aspects of the poster in blue and red and they would stand out. As too would the main image. The three strips at the bottom of the poster will be a sequence of bright colours. At the moment it will be red green and yellow, but I may have to change the green to grey because the green will not match with anything and I might have to tone down the colours if the are to bright.