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The document discusses choosing a name and logo for a production company. It selected the name "Asylum Productions" because the planned horror trailer genre was about home invasions, and asylum connotes negative meanings that fit horror. It considered pairing "asylum" with different words, ultimately choosing "productions" for its professional sound. Fonts were selected from "Da Font" to suit the production company name, with the font for "asylum" being more stylized than the simpler font for "productions" to keep focus on the first word.
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Question 1
The document discusses how the media project used, developed, and challenged conventions of comic horror films. It used stereotypical "blonde bimbo" characters but developed conventions by making the main character Asian. It challenged conventions by not creating a comical feel with music, using transitions like fade ins/outs, and filming scary scenes in daylight. Narration was added to explain the story more clearly. The film company name, costumes, makeup, and props also developed or challenged conventions. Editing techniques like transitions and slow motion were used to challenge conventions. The radio trailer emphasized stereotypes through a deep voiceover and similar music/sounds to other comic horror trailers.
Entity Inspiration
The document discusses inspirations for a film called Entity. It describes looking to other films like Unforgiven for ideas for the poster and trailers. Specifically, it mentions basing the magazine cover design on the lone figure in Unforgiven, facing away. It also notes copying the idea from another poster of a levitating girl shown from a long distance to keep her identity hidden. Additionally, it discusses emulating the CCTV filming style used in Red Road to give the film a natural feel, and basing the title font off of Paranormal Activity as suiting the film.
Evaluation
The document summarizes the student's process of creating a film project. It discusses the equipment used including GarageBand software, a tripod, and a Flip video camera. It also covers what was learned about camera techniques and editing. The intended audience is described as ages 15-20 who enjoy horror thrillers. Methods used to attract this audience included the music, characters, and setting. Feedback received was mostly positive with some comments that the film could be a bit slow.
Creating the title
The document discusses the process of creating the title for a film. They looked to existing titles in their genre for inspiration and wanted a sterile, futuristic feel to represent the film. They decided on a simple blue title with the first letter larger than the rest, similar to the title for "Divergent." They experimented with different effects and colors on a sample "D" letter to see which fit best with the themes. In the end, they chose a blue title with the word "Die" to create mystery and help the title stand out on posters and trailers, taking the line away from the "A" like in "Maze Runner" for a sci-fi aesthetic.
Research - Film Typographies & Production Company Logos
Horror film typography often uses red, white, or black colors and blocky, sharp fonts that reinforce the genre. The typography of films like Halloween and Child's Play look similar so audiences can identify the genre. The film posters created for this film project use the color scheme of the horror slasher genre and are influenced by well-known horror films so audiences understand the genre. Research was also done on film studio and production company logos to inspire designs for a new production company logo, which contains references linking it to this film project.
media evaluation 3
The production company logo represents the genre of horror through its black and white color scheme and sinister eye image. The name "Dark Vision Productions" conveys the theme of an evil entity watching in the dark. The blood-colored font further hints at the horror genre. The logo is meant to frighten audiences and prepare them for a dark film.
Film name
The document discusses the filmmakers' choice to title their film "Seized". They chose a short, one-word title to make a quick impression on audiences with limited time to view a trailer. Most thriller films have concise titles that immediately give the audience a sense of the narrative. The single word "Seized" implies that someone or something will be taken. Additionally, the filmmakers planned for the trailer to end with the antagonist circling the main character's friend in a way that forms the 'e' in the title, creating an iconic visual connection between the film's title and its trailer.
Question1
The document discusses how the media product challenges conventions of comic horror films in several ways:
1. It does not clearly establish early on that the film is a comedy, creating a sense of horror at some points instead of comedy.
2. It films some "scary" scenes in broad daylight instead of at night like most comic horror films.
3. It uses horror-like music throughout the film instead of changing the music to establish a comical feel.
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The document discusses how the media project used, developed, and challenged conventions of comic horror films. It used stereotypical "blonde bimbo" characters but developed conventions by making the main character Asian. It challenged conventions by not creating a comical feel with music, using transitions like fade ins/outs, and filming scary scenes in daylight. Narration was added to explain the story more clearly. The film company name, costumes, makeup, and props also developed or challenged conventions. Editing techniques like transitions and slow motion were used to challenge conventions. The radio trailer emphasized stereotypes through a deep voiceover and similar music/sounds to other comic horror trailers.
Entity Inspiration
The document discusses inspirations for a film called Entity. It describes looking to other films like Unforgiven for ideas for the poster and trailers. Specifically, it mentions basing the magazine cover design on the lone figure in Unforgiven, facing away. It also notes copying the idea from another poster of a levitating girl shown from a long distance to keep her identity hidden. Additionally, it discusses emulating the CCTV filming style used in Red Road to give the film a natural feel, and basing the title font off of Paranormal Activity as suiting the film.
Evaluation
The document summarizes the student's process of creating a film project. It discusses the equipment used including GarageBand software, a tripod, and a Flip video camera. It also covers what was learned about camera techniques and editing. The intended audience is described as ages 15-20 who enjoy horror thrillers. Methods used to attract this audience included the music, characters, and setting. Feedback received was mostly positive with some comments that the film could be a bit slow.
Creating the title
The document discusses the process of creating the title for a film. They looked to existing titles in their genre for inspiration and wanted a sterile, futuristic feel to represent the film. They decided on a simple blue title with the first letter larger than the rest, similar to the title for "Divergent." They experimented with different effects and colors on a sample "D" letter to see which fit best with the themes. In the end, they chose a blue title with the word "Die" to create mystery and help the title stand out on posters and trailers, taking the line away from the "A" like in "Maze Runner" for a sci-fi aesthetic.
Research - Film Typographies & Production Company Logos
Horror film typography often uses red, white, or black colors and blocky, sharp fonts that reinforce the genre. The typography of films like Halloween and Child's Play look similar so audiences can identify the genre. The film posters created for this film project use the color scheme of the horror slasher genre and are influenced by well-known horror films so audiences understand the genre. Research was also done on film studio and production company logos to inspire designs for a new production company logo, which contains references linking it to this film project.
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The production company logo represents the genre of horror through its black and white color scheme and sinister eye image. The name "Dark Vision Productions" conveys the theme of an evil entity watching in the dark. The blood-colored font further hints at the horror genre. The logo is meant to frighten audiences and prepare them for a dark film.
Film name
The document discusses the filmmakers' choice to title their film "Seized". They chose a short, one-word title to make a quick impression on audiences with limited time to view a trailer. Most thriller films have concise titles that immediately give the audience a sense of the narrative. The single word "Seized" implies that someone or something will be taken. Additionally, the filmmakers planned for the trailer to end with the antagonist circling the main character's friend in a way that forms the 'e' in the title, creating an iconic visual connection between the film's title and its trailer.
Question1
The document discusses how the media product challenges conventions of comic horror films in several ways:
1. It does not clearly establish early on that the film is a comedy, creating a sense of horror at some points instead of comedy.
2. It films some "scary" scenes in broad daylight instead of at night like most comic horror films.
3. It uses horror-like music throughout the film instead of changing the music to establish a comical feel.
Medialgoo
Studios and producers use logos at the beginning of films to develop audience familiarity and associate themselves with certain genres. However, they often edit their logos to increase publicity for new films, such as Pixar adding characters from upcoming films to their logo. Producers relate to specific genres through consistent logo design features like color schemes, sounds, and music. For example, DreamWorks uses melodic music to represent their peaceful films. The document then discusses techniques for animating and editing logos to suit different film genres.
Media institutions
Our film would be distributed by an independent British film company called 'Hot Ice Productions' that relies on slow releases of their low-budget films. As an independent film with a small budget and short filming period, we want our film to be released slowly through word-of-mouth like Slumdog Millionaire. Lower budget independent films are sometimes financed by producers and directors with other investors. The title sequence for our film follows conventions by first showing the production company name, then the film title, followed by actor and crew names, ending with the director.
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Institutional logo
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Evaluation question 1: Film Poster
The poster follows several film poster conventions:
- It features the main character, a hacker, in the center of the poster to focus attention, while obscuring his identity with code to maintain mystery.
- It lists the release date at the bottom but changes the text to "uploading soon" to fit the film's theme.
- It positions the billing block and actor names above the release date in standard format.
- It avoids including a slogan but takes inspiration from the Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy poster in using code and hidden words to represent the narrative.
- It includes company logos and online marketing links in the standard lower locations.
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Question 2
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Evaluation question 3
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The document discusses the use of new media technologies in different stages of a project. During research, the author used YouTube to analyze horror film trailers and Google Images to research magazine and poster design. Planning involved using PowerPoint for narratives, Padlet for storyboards, and Photoshop and Premiere Pro for product creation. Evaluation included questionnaires through Microsoft Office, audience reaction videos on YouTube, and reflective presentations on Prezi, SoundCloud and SlideShare.
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Evaluation question 1: Film Poster
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- It lists the release date at the bottom but changes the text to "uploading soon" to fit the film's theme.
- It positions the billing block and actor names above the release date in standard format.
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The trailer aimed to build suspense and anticipation in viewers through the use of sound, camera angles, editing, and visual elements. Two different soundtracks were used - one for suspenseful scenes and one for a calm voiceover. Fast pacing and horror film conventions from films like Scream and Final Destination were also employed. The poster featured an extreme close-up of the main character with a gag to connote kidnapping, drawing from the Prom Night poster. Dark lighting and fonts were used across products to fit the horror genre. The website followed a black and red color scheme seen in other horror sites, with pages about the film, cast, and downloads.
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This document discusses CRAYon Productions, the company that created a 2 minute thriller. It summarizes that CRAYon Productions chose their name and logo to represent creativity and the thriller/horror genre. It also discusses that a production company is responsible for casting, scripting, and budgeting a film. A distributor like Universal is responsible for marketing and deciding how widely to release a film. The document notes that a production company like Paramount Pictures would provide funding for props, costumes, and filming of the thriller.
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Our media products, including a magazine cover, movie poster, and trailer, use conventions from real examples to look realistic and professional. For the magazine cover, we included elements like the publication title, date/price, website, main article, and other common design features. Our movie poster similarly featured elements like the main image, title, ratings, tagline, and release information. For the trailer, we incorporated a studio logo, rating screen, and suspenseful ambient music to match real trailers. While aiming to emulate real examples, one way our magazine cover may challenge conventions is through its use of a bright backdrop for the horror-themed content.
Planning pw
The group discusses several potential ideas for their film trailer project, including a stalking/abduction story and a reality TV show mystery killer plot. They analyze the advantages and disadvantages of each idea. Ultimately, they decide none of the initial ideas are feasible given their time and equipment constraints. They then begin planning their final chosen idea, outlining settings, characters, equipment needs, title options, and casting considerations.
Planning
The group discusses two potential ideas for their film trailer project - an abduction storyline and a reality TV show mystery. They analyze the advantages and disadvantages of each idea but ultimately decide neither would allow them to achieve the best final product. They then explain they have chosen a new final idea that they feel can be successfully planned and produced within their time and equipment constraints. They begin outlining the key elements of planning and production for the new chosen idea.
Reflection page
The document summarizes the learning and planning processes undertaken for a student construction task to create a horror film trailer, magazine, and poster. It describes analyzing examples of these media genres to understand conventions. Key lessons included using quick cuts and expected character archetypes in the trailer, limiting text on magazine covers, and twisting conventions by using symbolic images rather than people on the poster. Planning elements like fonts, images and layout was important to efficiently produce the final media products.
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The document discusses how the media product drew from conventions of real horror films and trailers. It looked at existing thrillers and horror trailers to identify generic conventions to include. Specifically, it incorporated opening production logos and end credits, used captions to convey information instead of dialogue, and employed faster cuts and shorter clips as the trailer progressed to build tension, mimicking techniques used in films like The Purge: Anarchy.
A2 Media evaluation Q1
Our media products use conventions of real media to seem authentic. For our magazine cover, we used an existing title, included publication details as real magazines do, and featured the film prominently. Our poster includes the film title, an evocative image, critic ratings, and information to generate interest. Our trailer uses logos and ratings screens from Lionsgate, a producer of horror films. We selected suspenseful ambient music found online to set an eerie tone, developing conventions of real trailers. However, we did not strongly challenge conventions, aiming to seem realistic and professional by following real media examples closely.
Question 1 - Ancillary Products
The document discusses how the film poster for a student short film called "Midnight Man" draws inspiration from and conforms to the conventions of horror movie posters. It analyzes how elements like the dark imagery featuring an eye, typography styled to look like blood, inclusion of a rating and social media links, mimic conventions from posters like The Conjuring and Sinister. Some conventions, like not including production company logos, were challenged since it was an independent production. The radio trailer also conforms to conventions from The Conjuring trailer with techniques like using sound clips and critic quotes, while also developing conventions through modifications like introducing cast over sound clips.
Media studies coursework evaluation
The document discusses the student's media studies coursework, including a teaser trailer for a horror film and accompanying ancillary tasks like posters and a magazine cover.
The student used typical conventions for a horror genre teaser trailer, including quick shots, blood, and an ominous setting. Feedback was positive, though some felt the trailer could have shown the killer (a little girl) more.
Accompanying tasks like posters and magazines also featured these conventions to create a consistent brand identity. Feedback noted the clear brand image across tasks but felt one poster could include more.
Media technologies helped at all stages, from research/planning using YouTube, blogs and Google to production using editing software and cameras to evaluation by gathering
Evaluation
The document discusses how new media technologies were used at various stages of creating a horror film marketing package, including a teaser trailer, poster, and magazine cover. Research was conducted online using Google. Photoshop was used to design the magazine cover and edit photos. A digital camera was used to take production stills. Final Cut Pro was used to edit the teaser trailer. Blogger was used to share work online. SlideShare was used to publish a presentation. Throughout the process, technologies helped with construction, research, planning, and sharing of the project.
Media studies coursework evaluation
The document discusses a student's media studies coursework evaluating a teaser trailer they created for a horror film project. It covers the typical conventions used in horror trailers and how the student incorporated these into their teaser trailer. It also discusses how they developed ancillary tasks including a magazine cover and film posters to create a consistent brand identity and reinforce the film's image. The student analyzes how effective the combination of these materials was at constructing a strong brand. Finally, it discusses how the student gathered audience feedback on the project through various methods.
Media studies coursework evaluation
The document discusses the student's media studies coursework, including a teaser trailer for a horror film and accompanying ancillary tasks like posters and a magazine cover.
The student used typical conventions for a horror genre teaser trailer, including brief glimpses of actors, blood, and an ominous setting. Feedback was gathered from peers via a survey. The trailer and ancillary tasks were designed to have consistent branding elements like the use of a main character, colors, font, and taglines related to the film's woods setting and childlike elements. Media technologies like YouTube, blogs, and editing software were used for research, production, and gathering audience feedback evaluations.
Evaluation
Our media product uses horror conventions like isolation, gas masks, the supernatural, and fear of death to define itself as a horror film. It takes inspiration from films like The Orphan which also features warped children. We aim to distribute the film through Hollywood studios as it targets fans of similar psycho-thriller films like The Orphan. Through the process, we learned about technologies like cameras, hard drives, editing software, and sound design programs and overcame challenges with file formats, project organization, and software skills.
Evaluation
Our media product uses horror conventions like isolation, gas masks, the supernatural, and fear of death to define itself as a horror film. It takes inspiration from films like The Orphan which also features warped children. We aim to distribute the film through Hollywood studios as it targets fans of similar psycho-thriller films like The Orphan. Throughout production, the group learned how to use software like Final Cut Express, LiveType, Photoshop, and GarageBand to construct the film, though some programs like LiveType and converting between file formats proved challenging initially.
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Cultivation theory suggests that heavy television viewers are more likely to perceive social reality as being similar to what is portrayed on television over time. It was introduced by George Gerbner in the 1960s and proposes that television viewing can influence viewers' general beliefs about the world and specific attitudes. Heavy viewers who watch more than 4 hours per day are most susceptible to having their concept of reality shaped by television.
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Scream is a 1996 American slasher film written by Kevin Williamson and directed by Wes Craven about a mysterious masked killer called Ghostface who terrorizes a town. While conforming to some horror conventions like having a masked villain who uses a knife and focusing on a final girl, it subverts expectations by having characters that are aware of real world horror films and combining comedy, mystery, and violence rather than following the cliches of films like Halloween and Friday the 13th.
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The document discusses cover layout decisions for a magazine in Photoshop. It describes adjusting the size and positioning of the masthead text, manipulating images by adjusting levels and brightness, changing colors of text for emphasis, and selecting fonts and adding effects to elements to suit the style of a pop magazine. Key decisions included changing the main image to better suit the target audience, adjusting levels of images to create balanced lighting, and altering colors and effects of text elements for visual appeal and indication of content.
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The document discusses different shots considered for the front cover of a pop magazine. Initially, a long shot was selected but research found mid-shots and close-ups were more common. A second shot focused too much on clothing and lacked enthusiasm. The final shot chosen shows the model blowing a kiss, with a fun and engaging pose suitable for pop. Details like lip and nail color can now be altered digitally for impact. This shot will draw in readers with its direct gaze and reflection of the artist's personality.
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- 3. Asylum productions Why did we choose to use this name? We had already decided that the sub-genre of our horror trailer would be ‘home invasion.’ Which is why the word asylum felt appropriate. Asylum connotes to negatives things such as being trapped, away from society, the idea of the ‘other’ and being different from the norm. Having this name come up as the trailer begins will immediately let the audience know that this is a horror trailer. The name asylum could be paired with one of the following... • pictures • entertainment • films •productions We chose to use ‘productions’ as it sounded most professional in our opinion and went well with the word ‘asylum.’
- 5. Using ‘da font’ we chose a few different fonts which we thought suited our production company name best... These are the fonts which we had to choose from for the word ‘asylum.’ We narrowed it down to three fonts then chose the final on by taking a vote from our target audience and gaining feedback which helped us.
- 6. Also using ‘da font’ we chose some fonts for the word ‘production’ to make the logo complete... These are the two we decided to choose from. They are very similar in style. For the word ‘productions’ we decided to opt for a much more simplistic font in comparison to the one used for the word ‘asylum’ so as to keep that the main focus.
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