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The document discusses different genres and styles of anime, pop art, and futuristic art. It describes how One Punch Man is an action anime focused on the main character. Pop art uses bright colors like yellow, orange, blue, and red to make the art stand out, while futuristic art resembles the future using flying objects and relates to fantasy genres. Anime characters have distinct features like big eyes and muscular builds that differ from pop art or futuristic art, which depict more normal-sized people and everyday colors. Futuristic art could also relate to pop art as some envision pop art still being prevalent in imagined futuristic settings.
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Moving image indstry
The film industry is a massive global business with billions earned from movie sales. It provides thousands of jobs in the UK, where over 30,000 people work in media-related roles, averaging £19,532 in annual income. Many roles involve freelance or contract-based work. London is the industry's main hub, employing 63% of the workforce, which has a near even gender split and includes 6% with disabilities. Common film production jobs encompass roles like producers, directors, location managers, and actors. Marvel Studios, founded in 1998, has grown into a major Hollywood studio known for popular superhero franchises under the leadership of Kevin Feige.
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Anyalise sytles
Grunge style uses a distorted image of a child with dark, bland colors to draw the viewer in. Punk style features a photo of the Queen covered by newspaper text cutouts, using the contrast of the Union Jack and black/white photo. Pop art features a bright, colorful photo of a woman made to stand out. Grunge uses dark colors and distortions while pop art uses bright colors to draw attention. Punk modifies national images to look rebellious.
TASK 1C
The document discusses the graphics and styles used in various media. Several pieces discuss the use of graphics to set a point of focus in the middle of the screen. Graphics aim to represent the subject matter in a realistic style, using things like maps, game elements, or restaurant designs. Additional graphics along the bottom of the screen provide useful information like scores, timers, or interactions with other users to enhance the experience.
Task 1b
The document provides tips for designing graphics and images, including using black outlines to make graphics stand out, contrasting colors so the image stands out from the background, and placing text in the center to direct viewers' eyes. It also mentions using primary colors to connote simplicity, graphic novel conventions like word bubbles, and a mixture of bright colors to convey happiness and positivity.
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Pop art
Pop art uses dots and lines in bright colors to construct images rather than cartoons or illustrations. The bold text in pop art is often large and central to the image, and may overlap or use different colors with a dark outline. Bright, extravagant colors are a hallmark of pop art, making each piece stand out. Cartoons similarly use large, central images and bold colors rather than the dark tones of illustrations. Illustrations employ dark colors with detailed backgrounds to convey horror, whereas cartoons and pop art employ brighter colors for comedy or science fiction genres.
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Task 1b
This document compares cartoons, futuristic films, and photorealism. Cartoons and futuristic films both exaggerate their content, with cartoons depicting animals talking and fighting brutally, and futuristic films featuring technologies like flying cars. Photorealism, meanwhile, creates highly realistic depictions, sometimes used to bring dead actors "back to life" through CGI in movies. While cartoons and futuristic films exaggerate for entertainment, photorealism aims for hyper-realistic recreations through the skills of artists or computer technologies.
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This movie poster summarizes a superhero action film. The main characters are enlarged in the center to showcase their importance to the story. Dark colors and fearful facial expressions portray the film as action-packed and involving a hero vs. villain conflict. Various futuristic technologies and weapons displayed in the background images further indicate this is a superhero genre film focused on action.
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Genre, iconography and ideology
The poster depicts half a face on broken glass merging with a skeletal face behind the glass, creating an ominous and unnerving image. The dark, shadowy colors and lighting emphasize this unsettling feeling. While the glowing font hints at supernatural elements, the slogan "rest in pieces" hints at violent death. This lack of information about the characters or plot creates mystery and intrigue for the audience.
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Annotations.pptx
The document provides annotations for two potential film posters - a theatrical poster and a quad crown poster.
For the theatrical poster, the summary describes a portrait shot of a character wearing 1980s-style denim clothes holding a baseball bat, hinting at danger without revealing their face.
For the quad crown poster, the summary explains a close-up shot of the same character looking frightened, properly showing their face. Their expression is meant to create unease in the audience about what threat the character has witnessed.
Both shots aim to generate mystery and suspense around the unidentified character and hint at the horror genre conventions the film may employ through the costuming, props, and reactions captured in the poster images.
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The poster uses black and orange colors to convey a dark, fiery genre. A man's face is shown partially behind a door, looking into darkness. Additional small images around the edges help set the scene. The title "Cursed" stands out against the dark background in white. Complementary colors are used throughout to make elements stand out attractively without overpowering each other.
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FMP Research Refined
The document discusses research into the use of lighting, contrast, and color in film posters and openings. It notes that Game of Thrones uses contrasting colors even for duller tones to make images stand out. Color is also used to represent different regions. Research on the Aladdin poster showed use of orange and blue to divide characters. Examining Avengers: Infinity War, it discusses use of lighting contrast and character placement to show importance. Color is used to distinguish groups and add appeal. The research will influence the use of contrast and color in the author's own work.
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- It establishes the backstory and tone through concise visuals at the beginning.
- Smooth transitions between shots using blowing leaves.
- Contrasting title text against backgrounds for clarity.
- Stylized movement lines to depict wind and motion.
- Emotive character faces to convey personality.
- Compromising between quality and frame rate for action scenes.
- Distinct architectural styles to indicate settings.
- Individual raindrop animation for realism.
- Audio synchronization with visual pacing and intensity.
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