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The document discusses how the film poster replicates and challenges conventions of real film promotion. It summarizes that the poster includes key information like starring actors, a tagline, and production details, which help attract audiences. While replicating these features, the poster image also advances the narrative through the central female character. Rather than using disturbing visuals, the poster metaphorically depicts the character's dual nature through the canvas and word "kill" covering her face, with red lipstick and dark eyes implying danger.
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The document discusses how films and film reviews work together to market movies. It explains that film posters are one of the first marketing tools used to attract audiences with graphics and stars. Film reviews are also important for informing audiences about a movie's positives and negatives. The review can impact box office success and awards. The document then analyzes a horror film poster to understand how elements like colors, images, and credits are used to attract audiences and convey the genre. It also discusses how their own film poster was designed to link to their film review through similar visuals and tones that establish the horror genre.
Evaluation 2 powerpoint
- The poster follows horror conventions like low key lighting and uses red to signify blood and danger. It depicts a victim tied up with a phallic weapon, subverting expectations.
- The magazine cover features the director rather than actors to portray the film as serious and respect filmmaking. It uses a minimal color scheme and bold font to attract audiences.
- The trailer, poster, and magazine cover tie together through their use of red/blood to depict the violent content and psychological horror of the film, maintaining consistency across marketing materials to attract the intended audience.
Evaluation 1
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
Evaluation 1
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
First question
The document discusses how the media products created by Ella Duncan for her evaluation use and develop conventions of real media.
For her movie poster, she followed conventions used in the 2009 film "The Box" by using lighting to depict the victim and antagonist. Her magazine cover mimicked the font, color scheme, and mid-shot style of an existing fashion magazine.
Her movie trailer incorporated elements commonly found in action thriller trailers like title cards, a green band for ratings, and quick cuts between scenes to build confusion and excitement. She referenced the 2008 film "Taken" as an example for the fast-paced style of her trailer.
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Evaluation question 2
The document discusses brand identity in film marketing. It analyzes the marketing campaign for a mystery film about the kidnapping of a young woman named Charlotte. To create a strong brand identity, the film's producers used consistent visual elements like titles, character images, and genres across the movie trailer, poster, and magazine cover. This allowed the audience to recognize that the products were promoting the same film and understand the film's message and target demographic. The document argues that the campaign successfully established a cohesive brand identity that would appeal to and inform the target younger audience.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a film poster and magazine cover for promoting a crime film. It analyzes how both the poster and magazine cover use similar images of the main character in a suit, with a gun, reflecting the crime genre. Both include the film's stars and production companies to attract audiences. The poster and magazine also share a color scheme of orange/yellow. Positive reviews on the poster further encourage audiences. Overall, the document argues that the poster and magazine complement each other well in promoting the film through their consistent imagery and details related to the crime genre.
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Evaluation 2 powerpoint
- The poster follows horror conventions like low key lighting and uses red to signify blood and danger. It depicts a victim tied up with a phallic weapon, subverting expectations.
- The magazine cover features the director rather than actors to portray the film as serious and respect filmmaking. It uses a minimal color scheme and bold font to attract audiences.
- The trailer, poster, and magazine cover tie together through their use of red/blood to depict the violent content and psychological horror of the film, maintaining consistency across marketing materials to attract the intended audience.
Evaluation 1
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
Evaluation 1
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
First question
The document discusses how the media products created by Ella Duncan for her evaluation use and develop conventions of real media.
For her movie poster, she followed conventions used in the 2009 film "The Box" by using lighting to depict the victim and antagonist. Her magazine cover mimicked the font, color scheme, and mid-shot style of an existing fashion magazine.
Her movie trailer incorporated elements commonly found in action thriller trailers like title cards, a green band for ratings, and quick cuts between scenes to build confusion and excitement. She referenced the 2008 film "Taken" as an example for the fast-paced style of her trailer.
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The document discusses brand identity in film marketing. It analyzes the marketing campaign for a mystery film about the kidnapping of a young woman named Charlotte. To create a strong brand identity, the film's producers used consistent visual elements like titles, character images, and genres across the movie trailer, poster, and magazine cover. This allowed the audience to recognize that the products were promoting the same film and understand the film's message and target demographic. The document argues that the campaign successfully established a cohesive brand identity that would appeal to and inform the target younger audience.
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The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a main teaser trailer product with ancillary texts like a magazine cover and film poster for a marketing campaign. It analyzes each ancillary text individually: the poster provides more information than the teaser and draws audiences in with the antagonist's eyes. The magazine cover promotes the film to a 15-30 audience and sticks with an established magazine brand for credibility. Across all products, the same font, antagonist character, and dark/yellow color scheme are used to develop branding consistency. Overall, the teaser provides the most insight into the film while the ancillary texts complement it with additional information.
Evaluation task 2
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Poster Analysis
1) The document analyzes techniques used in modern film posters, including portraying main characters and their relationship, displaying actor names, and using slogans to convey genre.
2) It discusses using techniques like showing characters side by side to portray their personalities and relationship, splitting the poster into sections for different elements, and overlaying characters by importance.
3) The document considers ideas for their own short film poster, such as portraying an angry teacher at the top to show conflict, using red colors to symbolize danger or anger, and splitting two main character portraits horizontally to show their differing personalities.
Conventions summary
This document analyzes several movie posters in the action genre in order to understand common conventions. It finds that action movie posters usually feature the main character prominently and display the film title very visibly. They also include the lead actor's name and may reference an upcoming release date. Weapons are commonly seen in the main character's hands. The purpose is to advertise the film through eye-catching imagery and key information.
Media question
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The document analyzes movie posters for action films like Spectre, The Bourne Supremacy, and Taken. It summarizes the conventions used across the posters to appeal to target audiences and portray the genre. The target audience is predominantly males aged 15-45. Key conventions included featuring a male protagonist from the target demographic holding a gun, using dark colors to set a serious tone, and keeping the poster simple and direct with limited text. Analyzing these posters helped identify elements to include in creating other effective action movie posters.
Evaluation Question 2
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Film posters
Film posters are a form of promotion that catch people's eyes in various public places. They usually contain the film's main image, title, director/producers, and main actors to attract audiences. Other common elements are taglines, quotes, awards/nominations, and indications of genre. Effective posters match these elements to the film's themes through images, fonts, colors and other design features. This document discusses these poster elements and provides examples to illustrate how they promote films.
Question 1
This document summarizes how the media products conform to and challenge conventions of real media. The trailer conforms to heist film conventions through use of suits, shots of locations and items, and character types. However, the poster challenges conventions by making the female the central focus, which is uncommon. The title and color scheme were also unconventional choices influenced by other heist films. The magazine cover conforms to typical layouts but makes the background black and white to make the character stand out. It is influenced by other magazines and conveys the character as a criminal through poses and costume, conforming to heist film conventions.
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The document discusses how the media product's trailer uses and develops conventions of real media. It summarizes that the trailer follows conventions like including an "enigma" to generate curiosity without fully explaining the plot. It establishes characters playing conventional roles like hero, villain, and princess. The trailer also incorporates common themes like crime and deceit among teenagers. While the genre is intended to be an action thriller, lighting challenges made portraying suspense difficult. The trailer aims to elicit an emotional response from audiences as genres typically do. Maintaining symbols like "the book" across the trailer, poster, and magazine ensures narrative consistency.
Eva 2 media
The author created a film trailer, magazine cover, and poster for a horror film called "The Abandoned" to effectively promote the film. The products are linked through consistent use of the main character, title, color scheme, and weapons featured. This draws clear connections between the products and attracts audience attention. Specifically, the trailer and poster both prominently display the main character in the same clothing holding the same weapon. The title is also identically displayed with the same red color scheme. While the magazine cover also features the main character consistently, it mentions an actor not in the trailer, slightly weakening the connection between those products. Overall, the author believes maintaining themes, characters, and visual elements across the ancillary texts
HOW EFFECTIVE IS THE COMBINATION OF YOUR MAIN PRODUCT AND ANCILLARY TEXTS?
The combination of the film, poster, and review was effective in several ways:
1. It communicated the genre of social realism through continuity in casting an amateur lead actor and references to this across all materials.
2. It drew in the intended audience by maintaining a consistent color scheme of dull reds and blues mirroring the film's tone and themes of depression. Audience research informed the poster design which featured these colors.
3. The color scheme also helped focus attention on key elements like the film title and review content rather than distracting designs, ensuring the most important messages came through.
Evaluation 2 media
The combination of the main product (film "The Passage") and ancillary texts (poster, teaser trailer, magazine cover) was effective because key elements were consistently featured across all materials. This included similar titles/fonts, taglines, characters, settings, costumes/mise-en-scene, and color schemes. While some individual elements differed slightly between materials due to being produced by different companies, the overall marketing package clearly conveyed that all pieces were advertising the same film. Featuring these consistent elements helped link the materials and ensured the audience would recognize they were all part of the same promotional campaign for "The Passage".
Film distribution
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Evaluation of ancillary tasks
This document evaluates a film poster created by the author for an ancillary task. The poster features an image of a girl with her face covered in a dominant position, challenging notions of childhood innocence. Reviews and typical design elements like credits are included to make it seem like a real movie poster. While similar to the poster for "Wicked Little Things" in its use of a girl and woods, it contrasts by using a high camera angle, saturated colors, and prominently featuring the tagline and reviews. The author feels they successfully created an advertisement that draws on horror conventions and movie poster codes to promote their fictional film.
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The document analyzes several short film posters and identifies conventions. It finds that short film posters typically contain less information than feature films, focusing on one or two main characters. They include the film title, production company, director/s and actor/s names. Clues about the genre and plot can also be gleaned from character poses and props. While simpler than feature posters, short films still include generic information needed to market the film.
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Excel was used during the research, planning, and construction stages to organize data from audience research and group ideas. YouTube provided inspiration from similar media products during research and allowed videos to be shared online. Recording devices like a flip cam were used during planning, construction, and evaluation to film locations, footage for the trailer, and collect audience feedback. iMovie helped construct the trailer by adding effects and editing footage. Photoshop edited images for the poster and website by adjusting colors, textures, and effects. Dreamweaver was used to design the webpage by adding layers, links, and text. Facebook publicized the products and gathered feedback from a wide audience. Presentation tools like Slideshare and Flickr displayed evaluation work in different formats online
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Evaluation task 2
- The document discusses creating an effective brand identity that is recognizable across a company's main product and ancillary texts like marketing materials.
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This document analyzes and summarizes the visual graphics, color palettes, and text choices used in the movie posters for The Girl on the Train, Gone Girl, and South Paw. For each poster, the analysis discusses how the visuals focus on the main character, incorporate elements from the film's narrative, and use colors that match the film's mood. It also examines how the text is designed to draw attention to the visuals rather than stand out. The posters are praised for subtly connecting the advertising to the films through their visual and stylistic choices.
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1) The document analyzes techniques used in modern film posters, including portraying main characters and their relationship, displaying actor names, and using slogans to convey genre.
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3) The document considers ideas for their own short film poster, such as portraying an angry teacher at the top to show conflict, using red colors to symbolize danger or anger, and splitting two main character portraits horizontally to show their differing personalities.
Conventions summary
This document analyzes several movie posters in the action genre in order to understand common conventions. It finds that action movie posters usually feature the main character prominently and display the film title very visibly. They also include the lead actor's name and may reference an upcoming release date. Weapons are commonly seen in the main character's hands. The purpose is to advertise the film through eye-catching imagery and key information.
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The document discusses how the media production challenges conventions of the action thriller genre. It uses stock characters like an ex-secret agent protagonist and an antagonist current agent, but challenges expectations by setting it in a suburban home rather than busy city streets. It also uses iconography like title fonts and music to establish the genre but then subvert expectations to show the ex-agent now lives a quiet life. The production aims to follow and oppose genre conventions to surprise the audience.
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Question 1
This document summarizes how the media products conform to and challenge conventions of real media. The trailer conforms to heist film conventions through use of suits, shots of locations and items, and character types. However, the poster challenges conventions by making the female the central focus, which is uncommon. The title and color scheme were also unconventional choices influenced by other heist films. The magazine cover conforms to typical layouts but makes the background black and white to make the character stand out. It is influenced by other magazines and conveys the character as a criminal through poses and costume, conforming to heist film conventions.
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The document discusses how the media product's trailer uses and develops conventions of real media. It summarizes that the trailer follows conventions like including an "enigma" to generate curiosity without fully explaining the plot. It establishes characters playing conventional roles like hero, villain, and princess. The trailer also incorporates common themes like crime and deceit among teenagers. While the genre is intended to be an action thriller, lighting challenges made portraying suspense difficult. The trailer aims to elicit an emotional response from audiences as genres typically do. Maintaining symbols like "the book" across the trailer, poster, and magazine ensures narrative consistency.
Eva 2 media
The author created a film trailer, magazine cover, and poster for a horror film called "The Abandoned" to effectively promote the film. The products are linked through consistent use of the main character, title, color scheme, and weapons featured. This draws clear connections between the products and attracts audience attention. Specifically, the trailer and poster both prominently display the main character in the same clothing holding the same weapon. The title is also identically displayed with the same red color scheme. While the magazine cover also features the main character consistently, it mentions an actor not in the trailer, slightly weakening the connection between those products. Overall, the author believes maintaining themes, characters, and visual elements across the ancillary texts
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The combination of the film, poster, and review was effective in several ways:
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Evaluation 2 media
The combination of the main product (film "The Passage") and ancillary texts (poster, teaser trailer, magazine cover) was effective because key elements were consistently featured across all materials. This included similar titles/fonts, taglines, characters, settings, costumes/mise-en-scene, and color schemes. While some individual elements differed slightly between materials due to being produced by different companies, the overall marketing package clearly conveyed that all pieces were advertising the same film. Featuring these consistent elements helped link the materials and ensured the audience would recognize they were all part of the same promotional campaign for "The Passage".
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The promotional products for the film effectively establish the same genre across different platforms by creating a consistent brand identity. The brand identity uses the color red, a serif font, and the main character's red scarf. This identity is featured in the teaser trailer, promotional poster, and magazine cover, allowing each product to clearly suggest the thriller/romance genre. Specifically, the poster uses lighting and blood to convey the thriller element, while proxemics show the romance. The magazine cover focuses more on romance through its lighter tone and exclusive character interview.
Evaluation Question 2
The document discusses the brand identity of a film marketing campaign. It analyzes the marketing tools created - a teaser trailer, film poster, and magazine cover - for how effectively they establish a consistent brand identity. Specifically:
- The tools use similar dark color schemes, fonts, and shots of the main characters to clearly link them together and ensure the audience recognizes they are promoting the same film.
- Elements like the blue and red colors, thriller-inspired imagery and minimal text create a sinister feel that matches the psychological thriller genre.
- By modeling the campaign after the successful identity of The Butterfly Effect, the document expresses confidence that the clear and cohesive branding across all the tools will be an effective way
Evaluation Question 2
The document discusses the brand identity of a film marketing campaign. It analyzes the marketing tools created - a teaser trailer, film poster, and magazine cover - for how effectively they establish a consistent brand identity. Specifically, it notes the campaign uses similar colors, fonts, and images of the main characters across all three tools to clearly link them together and ensure the audience recognizes they are promoting the same film. Dark blue tones and the inclusion of red text are used to hint at the thriller genre. Shots of the two main characters establish them and allow the target audience to connect. Overall, the analysis determines the marketing campaign successfully creates a cohesive brand identity through the unified design elements across its different components.
Evaluation – Question Two
This document discusses how the promotional package for a film establishes a consistent brand identity across different marketing platforms. It analyzes how the film "The Boy Next Door" created an effective brand identity through using a limited color palette, font style, and focusing on the main actress as the central marketing point. The document then describes how the student group created a brand identity for their hypothetical film "The Girl in Red" by focusing on the color red, a specific font, and the main character's red scarf. It explains how this brand identity was then consistently represented through the teaser, poster, and magazine cover to clearly communicate the thriller/romance genre.
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Here are the key points I gathered from your response:
- You used a variety of technologies for research, planning, construction, and evaluation including Mac computers, Photoshop, Final Cut Pro, YouTube, Google, SlideShare, and shooting equipment like the Nikon D300 camera.
- These technologies helped with researching existing media products, planning your own work, constructing your film trailer and ancillary tasks, and evaluating your work based on audience feedback.
- Specific uses included researching trailers and magazines on YouTube, finding templates and inspiration on Google, constructing the magazine cover and poster in Photoshop, editing the trailer in Final Cut Pro, uploading work and presentations to blogs, SlideShare, and Issuu,
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The document discusses the house styles used for various ancillary tasks created to promote a short film called "Note to Self". It describes how each group member established a consistent style across their poster and double-page spread. Key elements included color schemes, fonts, images and layouts that tied the pieces together and connected them to the film's themes of memory and time. Maintaining professional conventions like ratings, quotes and production logos helped the pieces appear polished and appealing to their target young adult audience.
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The Paranormal Activity marketing campaign began as a very low budget campaign that grew into a worldwide sensation. It started through word-of-mouth marketing and then heavily utilized social media to spread awareness. Social media allowed the film's distributors to market it worldwide at a low cost by facilitating communication between users about the film. The campaign's grassroots and social media-focused distribution strategy helped create significant buzz that encouraged large audiences to watch and discuss the film.
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The document discusses the role of a film distributor in marketing and promoting a film. It explains that the distributor is responsible for deciding how the film is distributed across different viewing platforms like theaters, DVDs, and streaming services. They also control the film's release date and use various promotional techniques to generate awareness and excitement for the film. These can include premier events, trailers in theaters, advertising on social media, print media like posters and magazines. Lower budget films may go straight to DVD or streaming services, while still using promotions like trailers on TV and social media which target younger audiences. An example is also given of how Disney successfully marketed and promoted the 2017 film Beauty and the Beast through unified branding, targeting both
A2 evaluation - Enforcer
The document discusses conventions used in film trailers and posters to promote media productions. It describes how the author's trailer and promotional materials for a film follow conventions like using key plot moments out of order, including release date and production company at the end of the trailer, and using titles to introduce clips. The poster features the main character and production details against a backdrop relating to the plot. Challenges to conventions include combining genres of action, thriller and sci-fi and portraying the main character as potentially a "false protagonist".
Question 2 ALEX MATEUS
By analyzing the marketing campaign for the film "Warm Bodies", the document discusses how brand identity was created through consistent use of colors, taglines, and imagery across multiple posters. It then summarizes how the author applied these lessons to create strong brand identity for their own film project through a coordinated color scheme, focus on the main character, and matching style and elements across a film poster, magazine spread, and teaser trailer.
Evaluation Question Two
Frank Hammond evaluates the brand identity of the marketing campaign for a film called "The Girl in Red" which included a teaser trailer, film poster, and film magazine cover. The marketing campaign successfully established a consistent brand identity across materials by using the color red, a romantic yet sleek font, and portrayals of the main characters that matched their personalities. This allowed the different elements to clearly represent the same film and appeal to the target audience of 15-25 year olds of both genders.
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The document analyzes how effective the combination of a film trailer, poster, and magazine were at promoting a fictional film called "Graduhate." Key elements like costumes, makeup, colors, fonts, and main characters were kept consistent across all three products to clearly link them together. Analyses of the poster and magazine cover show how elements like title, images, taglines, and credits were used to attract audiences. Maintaining consistency of visuals and story elements made the trailer, poster, and magazine work together as a cohesive promotional package.
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses how the media products created for a school assignment used and challenged conventions of real horror movies and print media. For the poster, conventions like a sinister tagline, actor names and ratings were followed, while the font challenged conventions by using an unprofessional childish style. The magazine masthead followed conventions but the puff steering the magazine solely to horror challenged conventions. Overall, the projects balanced following real conventions while also innovating to better fit the intended horror genre and story.
First question
The document discusses Ella Duncan's media products and how they use conventions of real media. For her movie poster, she followed conventions of real action thriller posters such as using red and lighting to distinguish the victim and antagonist. Her magazine cover was inspired by a 2009 issue of Fashion magazine and used similar colors, fonts, and actor pose. Her movie trailer included elements like a green band and jump cuts between scenes that are conventional for action thriller trailers. She researched examples like the movie The Box and Taken to inform the design of her media products.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses the importance of brand identity for promoting a film through various marketing materials like posters, trailers, magazines, and billboards. It then describes how the author developed a brand identity for their film "Depth" through consistent visual elements like a bold, bright font in the title across the teaser trailer and film poster. These materials effectively portrayed the thriller genre through motifs like a dark background, a vulnerable female character, and a mysterious masked kidnapper. The products also appealed to the same target audience of 15-34 year olds of both genders who enjoy thriller films. Synergy between the poster, trailer, and other products helped promote the film and generate a combined marketing effect.
Drafting movie mag.
The document provides details on creating a film poster and magazine for a crime thriller film called "Duplicity".
The creator took photos of a model in a torn black shirt to represent the film's themes of crime, betrayal, and rape. They selected a close-up shot of the model's face to draw attention and emotion. In Photoshop, they edited the image to look dark and distorted to match the film's theme of a detective distorting people's minds.
For the magazine, the creator initially chose a character-based cover but later switched to an actor-based cover using a shirtless photo of the male lead to draw female readers, exemplifying the "male gaze". Details like mastheads
Q2
The document discusses the use of fonts, colors, and other stylistic elements across a film poster, magazine cover, and teaser trailer for a film called "Reverie." There is consistency in using a red font for the film title across all pieces, while other fonts vary stylistically depending on the needs of each ancillary task. Character expressions also differ slightly between the poster and magazine to suit the tone and audience of each medium. Overall, the combination of main product and ancillary tasks effectively promotes the film through clear visual links tied to its mystery genre themes.
Media question 2
The document discusses establishing a brand identity for the film "Soft Focus" through various media products including a teaser trailer, poster, and magazine cover. A key part of the brand identity is using the color purple throughout, featuring the protagonist Lucy, and including imagery of a camera to reference the film's narrative. A handwritten font is used consistently, and taglines like "A Story of Friendship" are meant to suggest the film's themes. While the magazine cover focuses more on promoting the actress, the teaser and poster aim to present the same narrative and genre of a teen drama to link the brand identity across media.
Evaluation question one charlotte marked 1
The document discusses how the media product (a film promotional package including a poster, magazine cover, and trailer) uses and develops conventions of real media products in the psychological horror genre. It summarizes the key conventions followed, such as using familiar everyday settings, one-word titles, script fonts for titles, images of vulnerable female protagonists, and establishing normal lives before disrupting them. The document also describes changes made to better follow conventions, such as switching from an antagonist image to a protagonist image for consistency. Overall, the media product strives to utilize established codes and conventions to intrigue audiences familiar with the psychological horror genre.
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The document discusses how the media product (a film promotional package including a poster, magazine cover, and trailer) uses and develops conventions of real media products in the psychological horror genre. It summarizes the key conventions followed, such as using familiar everyday settings, one-word titles, script fonts for titles, images of vulnerable female protagonists, and establishing normal lives before disruption. The document also describes changes made for improvement, such as switching from an antagonist image to a protagonist image on the poster and magazine cover to better follow conventions. Overall, the media product strives to utilize established genre conventions while also challenging conventions in minor ways.
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Poster presentation
- 1. In what ways does our film poster use, develop, or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
- 4. Here are some examples of film posters that include these promotional features Starring Actors/Actresses Information on production company etc. Starring actors/actresses Film company Tag line
- 5. Here is how we replicated these features Starring actors/actresses Tag line Production company etc.
- 7. The main female character within the film. Her alluring but thrilling facial expression gives a sense of narrative to the poster, similar to that of the trailer. The use of the canvas is vital within the narrative as the main character is a painter and her profession is a vital component in her murderous behavior.
- 9. Here are some examples of film posters that use disturbing imagery
- 10. Our poster aimed to develop and challenge these conventions into making a metaphorically disturbing image instead of an aesthetically disturbing one. The use of the canvas with the word ‘kill’ covering half of the main characters face we used to portray the two sides of her personality, the one that is alluring and the other that is murderous. Also the red of her lipstick and the darkness around her eyes is used in replacement to any gruesome imagery to portray the danger of the character.