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The document discusses potential movie posters for an upcoming film. It provides 4 poster design ideas, with the first showing the doll who is the main focus of the film in faded colors. The second poster has a close-up of the doll's face with lighting that makes its eyes stand out. The third poster depicts the full doll at night looking at the audience. The final selected poster features an obscured image of the doll that is open to interpretation, with red text standing out on a white background.
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Evaluation question 5
The document discusses how the filmmakers targeted and addressed their audience of 15-20 year olds. They made the main protagonist within this age range to make the film relatable. Simple and minimalist design was used for the logo and title to focus attention. Tense music and an ambiguous ending title sequence were used to keep the audience watching. Establishing shots were filmed with a drone to contrast horror stereotypes and intrigue viewers without revealing the plot. Mystery is built around doors and what lies beyond them to engage the audience.
The Awakening Poster Analysis
The poster uses dull colors like black and grey to create an ominous and unsettling atmosphere. Symbols like an isolated house and a faded child's face in the background are intentionally cryptic. The central female figure appears insecure and is meant to draw the audience's attention. Quotes from critics and mentions of starring actors are intended to increase interest in the film. The tagline "All the children are gone, except one" leaves viewers with unanswered questions in a way that makes them want to learn more by seeing the film.
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The poster uses realistic images and colors associated with nature to promote a documentary about global warming and its effects on polar bears. The main image is a polar bear to indicate the film's focus. At the bottom, the globe fades to black, suggesting the fate of Earth. Simple colors and a large font are used to catch viewers' eyes and advertise the film.
Poster analysis
The poster uses realistic images and colors associated with nature to promote a documentary about global warming and its effects on polar bears. The main image is a polar bear to indicate the film's focus. At the bottom, the globe fades to black, suggesting the fate of Earth. Simple colors and a large font are used to catch viewers' eyes and advertise the film.
Question 1a
This document evaluates a horror film poster the author created for an A2 media production in relation to genre and representation. The poster uses dark colors and imagery like leaves and a deserted setting to represent the horror genre and draw in the target audience. It features a young girl's face in bright colors against the dark background to disorient the viewer, challenging expectations through difference and repetition. The poster also challenges stereotypes by representing a young female as the villain rather than the usual male antagonist, keeping the audience interested through unexpected representations while still providing familiar genre conventions.
Analysis of the opening title sequence of the
The opening titles of The Others construct the supernatural genre through a series of images without dialogue that imply a haunted house. The images show storyboards of expected scenes, like a girl pointing out a frightening sight to her mother, creating narrative enigma for the audience. A lullaby-style music plays, deepening as more instruments join to represent increasing unease, while simple, fading white typography allows the images to be the focus. The child-like drawings are presented as handwritten sketches to suggest hidden meaning. The slow fading and zooming edits of the images leave the audience guessing at details within the mysterious sequence.
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The document discusses features of psychological thriller movie posters that are effective at conveying key information about the film's storyline, characters, and tone. It analyzes several example posters, noting techniques like showing multiple main characters to indicate focus on their stories, using dark colors that make faces stand out to draw attention, displaying the main character prominently in the center to inform viewers of the subject matter, and employing words surrounding a character that could represent their thoughts or development over the course of the film. Overall, the document examines how visual elements in posters can subtly provide clues about a psychological thriller's plot, characters, and the emotions it aims to evoke in audiences.
In what ways does your media product use
This poster uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real movie posters. It uses common horror poster colors and includes a tagline. It develops conventions by placing actress names at the bottom rather than around the edges. It challenges conventions by not including a revealing photo and by stating a release month rather than specific date.
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The document discusses how the filmmakers targeted and addressed their audience of 15-20 year olds. They made the main protagonist within this age range to make the film relatable. Simple and minimalist design was used for the logo and title to focus attention. Tense music and an ambiguous ending title sequence were used to keep the audience watching. Establishing shots were filmed with a drone to contrast horror stereotypes and intrigue viewers without revealing the plot. Mystery is built around doors and what lies beyond them to engage the audience.
The Awakening Poster Analysis
The poster uses dull colors like black and grey to create an ominous and unsettling atmosphere. Symbols like an isolated house and a faded child's face in the background are intentionally cryptic. The central female figure appears insecure and is meant to draw the audience's attention. Quotes from critics and mentions of starring actors are intended to increase interest in the film. The tagline "All the children are gone, except one" leaves viewers with unanswered questions in a way that makes them want to learn more by seeing the film.
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The poster uses realistic images and colors associated with nature to promote a documentary about global warming and its effects on polar bears. The main image is a polar bear to indicate the film's focus. At the bottom, the globe fades to black, suggesting the fate of Earth. Simple colors and a large font are used to catch viewers' eyes and advertise the film.
Poster analysis
The poster uses realistic images and colors associated with nature to promote a documentary about global warming and its effects on polar bears. The main image is a polar bear to indicate the film's focus. At the bottom, the globe fades to black, suggesting the fate of Earth. Simple colors and a large font are used to catch viewers' eyes and advertise the film.
Question 1a
This document evaluates a horror film poster the author created for an A2 media production in relation to genre and representation. The poster uses dark colors and imagery like leaves and a deserted setting to represent the horror genre and draw in the target audience. It features a young girl's face in bright colors against the dark background to disorient the viewer, challenging expectations through difference and repetition. The poster also challenges stereotypes by representing a young female as the villain rather than the usual male antagonist, keeping the audience interested through unexpected representations while still providing familiar genre conventions.
Analysis of the opening title sequence of the
The opening titles of The Others construct the supernatural genre through a series of images without dialogue that imply a haunted house. The images show storyboards of expected scenes, like a girl pointing out a frightening sight to her mother, creating narrative enigma for the audience. A lullaby-style music plays, deepening as more instruments join to represent increasing unease, while simple, fading white typography allows the images to be the focus. The child-like drawings are presented as handwritten sketches to suggest hidden meaning. The slow fading and zooming edits of the images leave the audience guessing at details within the mysterious sequence.
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The document discusses features of psychological thriller movie posters that are effective at conveying key information about the film's storyline, characters, and tone. It analyzes several example posters, noting techniques like showing multiple main characters to indicate focus on their stories, using dark colors that make faces stand out to draw attention, displaying the main character prominently in the center to inform viewers of the subject matter, and employing words surrounding a character that could represent their thoughts or development over the course of the film. Overall, the document examines how visual elements in posters can subtly provide clues about a psychological thriller's plot, characters, and the emotions it aims to evoke in audiences.
In what ways does your media product use
This poster uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real movie posters. It uses common horror poster colors and includes a tagline. It develops conventions by placing actress names at the bottom rather than around the edges. It challenges conventions by not including a revealing photo and by stating a release month rather than specific date.
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The document analyzes the conventions used in a horror movie poster. It discusses the bold main image as shocking and confusing to audiences. The layout places the image prominently at the center with text at the top and bottom to follow the natural flow of eyes. Typography uses large dramatic text for the title and smaller text for other information. Color contrasts the natural skin tones with the unnatural hands on the face. Overall, the poster follows conventions of the horror genre to attract audiences and create intrigue through its use of images, colors, typography and layout.
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The document analyzes the mise-en-scene elements of the film Psycho, including props, costumes, lighting, and setting. Props like stuffed animals and old furniture help set the scene of an old motel room and characterize the male lead as eccentric. Costumes are in black and white but suggest innocence for the female lead and sophistication for the male lead. Lighting is used dramatically, with some areas brightly lit to focus on characters and other areas darkened to build tension. The setting of a motel at night creates intrigue, with most rooms dark except one brightly lit window.
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The eye
The poster features a close-up image of a single eye with fingers emerging from it, suggesting someone trying to escape or having flashbacks. The eye takes up most of the white background, implying its importance to the film. Simple lighting highlights just the eye. Minimal text is used, with the film title in a bold font standing out. The unconventional color scheme and unusual main image are meant to attract audiences for this psychological thriller in an unexpected way.
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The poster analyzes key elements of the movie poster for School of Rock. It notes that the poster's purpose is to advertise the film to its target audience and give viewers a sense of what the movie is about. The analysis highlights that the main focus of the image is Jack Black's enlarged figure in the front in brown clothes. In the background are children dressed in grey to stand out from the white background. The photo and tagline effectively capture the theme and realism of the comedy film.
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The Halloween (1978) film poster uses black, white, and orange colors that symbolize mystery, innocence, and the Halloween holiday. The main image is an evil-looking pumpkin holding a knife, indicating it is a horror film related to Halloween. Low lighting and the knife suggest mystery and portray the knife as a murder weapon. The title is in bold white letters that stand out against the black background with an orange outline, keeping with the Halloween theme. Very little other information is provided, making it more of a teaser poster that raises questions for the audience.
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The Halloween (1978) film poster uses black, white, and orange colors that symbolize mystery, death, innocence, and the Halloween holiday. The main image features an evil-looking pumpkin with fiery eyes holding a kitchen knife, identifying it as a horror film involving murder. Low lighting and a glint on the sharp knife blade make the poster eerie and suggest the weapon will be used for deep stabbings. While actor names are included, they are in small print at the bottom, as the poster aims to sell the horror genre rather than star power. The cryptic tagline "The night he came home!" leaves many questions unanswered, making it an effective teaser poster.
Bullet boy film poster analysis
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Black swan
The Black Swan film poster uses a stark white color that has been switched to give the woman depicted a death-like image, representing the rawness of the movie. It shows a beautiful young woman covered in a darkness, referring to how she must transform herself for the role of the black swan that comes to dominate her life in the film, as suggested by her face as the main focus of the poster.
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Film poster research
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the uninvited
The poster depicts a person looking through a window with their face covered, creating mystery. Trees in the background suggest the film takes place in a forest. Dark lighting and colors of black, white, and gray create an eerie atmosphere. Unusual fonts are used to convey the horror genre. Mysterious elements like the covered face and tagline "Fear moves in" intrigue audiences without revealing much about the plot. Challenging conventions further sparks audience interest in uncovering what is "uninvited."
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The poster for The Perks of Being a Wallflower uses an unusual bright lime green background color to suggest the story will be unique and odd. The central images look edited and unrealistic, reflecting the plot. The title is in a typewriter font indicating the film follows one character's story, a style conventional for coming-of-age genres. The tagline "WE ARE INFINITE" in the middle likely refers to both the characters and the target audience of teenagers/young adults, implying they should feel limitless.
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Bullet boy film poster analysis
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The document analyzes the conventions used in a horror movie poster. It discusses the bold main image as shocking and confusing to audiences. The layout places the image prominently at the center with text at the top and bottom to follow the natural flow of eyes. Typography uses large dramatic text for the title and smaller text for other information. Color contrasts the natural skin tones with the unnatural hands on the face. Overall, the poster follows conventions of the horror genre to attract audiences and create intrigue through its use of images, colors, typography and layout.
Psycho mise en scene analysis
The document analyzes the mise-en-scene elements of the film Psycho, including props, costumes, lighting, and setting. Props like stuffed animals and old furniture help set the scene of an old motel room and characterize the male lead as eccentric. Costumes are in black and white but suggest innocence for the female lead and sophistication for the male lead. Lighting is used dramatically, with some areas brightly lit to focus on characters and other areas darkened to build tension. The setting of a motel at night creates intrigue, with most rooms dark except one brightly lit window.
Presentation2
The document discusses the design choices made for promotional materials for a film project. For the poster and magazine cover, a simple blue, black, and white color scheme was used that linked to the film's theme of being documented on an iPhone. The magazine cover featured the two main characters and interior images provided hints about the film's plot. The poster was designed like an iPhone photo gallery collage to further this theme. A monochrome scheme was chosen for the trailer to stand out but not distract from the film clips. A generic high school font was used for readability by the target 15-25 year old audience, and the tagline "the worst kept secret of the year" teases an event without revealing details.
The eye
The poster features a close-up image of a single eye with fingers emerging from it, suggesting someone trying to escape or having flashbacks. The eye takes up most of the white background, implying its importance to the film. Simple lighting highlights just the eye. Minimal text is used, with the film title in a bold font standing out. The unconventional color scheme and unusual main image are meant to attract audiences for this psychological thriller in an unexpected way.
School of rock
The poster analyzes key elements of the movie poster for School of Rock. It notes that the poster's purpose is to advertise the film to its target audience and give viewers a sense of what the movie is about. The analysis highlights that the main focus of the image is Jack Black's enlarged figure in the front in brown clothes. In the background are children dressed in grey to stand out from the white background. The photo and tagline effectively capture the theme and realism of the comedy film.
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Bullet boy film poster analysis
1) The poster features a lone central character with mysterious lighting and a dark, blurred background to imply their troubled past.
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The double page spread features Solange Knowles and uses various design elements to portray different aspects of her personality and image. These include her name in blue, italic text to draw attention, a large central color photo showing her strength and playfulness, and smaller black and white photos below showing her playful and powerful sides. The color scheme is simple overall but Solange's bright image stands out, reflecting that there is more depth to her than initially meets the eye.
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The document discusses ideas for creating a cover for The Big Issue magazine focusing on the topic of mental health. It analyzes past Big Issue covers for inspiration, particularly cover 1292 featuring Johnny Depp. The analyzed cover uses dark colors and contrasting text to portray Depp's personality and career. The document then provides a mind map concept for its own cover featuring a close-up photograph of a crying person with negative words drawn around it. The cover aims to show the effects of mental health issues and promote normalization and discussion of the topic.
Harris Shutter Practicing Pictures
The document discusses plans for photography depicting a central figure being torn open by two others to reveal their true self. The photos will show one model acting as a person with multiple personalities to represent not knowing one's identity. Using the Harris technique and plain backgrounds will emphasize emotion through color and detail. The plans also involve taking photos at home with a camera and editing them later in Photoshop.
Black swan
The Black Swan film poster uses a stark white color that has been switched to give the woman depicted a death-like image, representing the rawness of the movie. It shows a beautiful young woman covered in a darkness, referring to how she must transform herself for the role of the black swan that comes to dominate her life in the film, as suggested by her face as the main focus of the poster.
Documentary posters
The document discusses the effective design elements of four documentary posters. All posters have bold, spaced out titles to catch the eye. "Uprising" features its title above riots in the background corresponding to the topic. "Shake The Dust" uses vibrant colors and capitalized bold text at the top. "One Water" reflects its title in a large central water drop against a bright blue sky. "The Road We've Travelled" features inspirational figures and text on both sides to stand out.
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The document discusses the marketing campaign for a film called "If I Stay." It describes the color scheme, fonts, images, and taglines used in the poster and other promotional materials. The color scheme was dominantly blue, black, and white to relate to the iPhone and appear more personal. Images of the two main characters were used on the front cover to introduce them and suggest the genre. A grid of images on the poster indicated the story line through scenarios that could have been photographed. The target audience for the marketing campaign was teenagers aged 15-21, who would be most likely to watch the genre of film and relate to the ideas of iPhones and recording social events.
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- 2. The poster is a key element of the media package, as it needs to capture the public’s attention as this shall be a source of information.
- 3. No.1 This was one idea put together for the poster, it has the doll, the main focus of the film. The colours of the image hve be dulled down to give it a faded, aged look.
- 4. No. 2 This has an ECU of the dolls face, the lighting makes her eyes ‘pop’. The typeface is fit for purpose and is colours which are easy to read.
- 5. No. 3 Below is a full picture of the doll, at night. She looks directly at the audience.
- 6. The Chosen One This is the final poster. The image of doll is faded and obscure - this leaves it open for interpretation: is it a doll? Is it a young girl? The typefaces are in red which stands out against the primarily white background