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The production logo "JOKS" incorporates the initials of the creators' first names to represent their collaboration. The color red was chosen to symbolize the thriller genre and connote danger and death. The year is displayed in Roman numerals to add an element of mystery, matching the thriller storyline. The word "Productions" is upside-down to signify something unnatural, and the circular shape resembles an eye, foreshadowing that the thriller involves stalking. Bold, exciting logos are more effective than simple ones at enticing audiences.
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Our opening title sequence uses some conventions of real thriller media products. We looked at the 'Man of Steel' titles for inspiration and placed our titles throughout the sequence similarly to thriller films. The fonts and positioning of the titles are subtle yet readable. The credits follow conventions by listing the production company first and actors second, though we placed the film title at the end rather than after the cast. Filming in London provided a dark atmosphere and used natural lighting to still portray thriller elements subtly. Mise-en-scene featured normal clothing to make the main character seem ordinary despite her powers. A news broadcast over the soundtrack informed viewers but in a faster pace than typical slow thriller music. Camera shots like high angles conveyed power and long shots
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The document discusses how the media project challenges conventions of real media products. It analyzes shots from thriller openings that were inspirational. Shots include titles with unconventional coloring, transitions between shots to imply quick events, close-ups to understand characters' emotions, and lighting used to tell parts of the story. The document also discusses how research into different thriller music and analyzing other openings helped develop the project. Feedback from social media was used to improve the work to better suit the target audience. Unique aspects like characters from different eras give the project an edge over other thrillers by subverting expectations.
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The document discusses how the media product represents social groups through its characters. It represents:
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- Age: The youth are shown as lazy/rude while the old are wise/lonely.
The thriller opening shows the female character as stereotypically vulnerable by having her run away frightened from the male. Her emotions also align with stereotypes. The youthfulness of both characters is represented by their clothing and activities like playing. The storyline was chosen to raise awareness of serious crimes like kidnapping that disproportionately impact certain social groups.
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Within our thriller, distributing questionnaires to gain feedback from a wide range of audiences helped provide better insights into what would attract our target demographic. The varied views enabled the creation of detailed character profiles. Sharing a rough cut on social media like YouTube and Facebook revealed that some viewers felt the music did not match the shots well, causing lost interest. This feedback inspired changes to better align the thriller's opening with what target audiences find intriguing, like ensuring the music fits with shots.
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Production logo
- 1. Production Logo JOKS had originally had been inspired by the beginning letters of our names, J- Josh, O- Oliver, K- Kirsty, S- Shannon. This was done so we could be incorporated into the logo as we have done everything on this thriller. The colour of the production logo was chosen because we represent thrillers and they usually involve danger and death therefore we had connoted this information with the colour red to symbolise thrillers and the sinister storyline yet to come. We used roman numerals to conduct the year of when the thriller opening was released, and as the year is in roman numerals it is as if the year is in code and hidden which ironically is the name of our thriller opening. The word “Productions” is upside down as the thriller we’re trying to portray isn’t natural and that it requires extra thought. The production is in a shape of a circle and resembles an eye which can foreshadow that our thriller is about a stalker and that there is a following process within the play As a group we had decided that this Logo would best represent our thriller opening as from our research it showed that bold and exciting production logos would entice the audience more rather than a simple logo. Therefore we had used the colour red not only because it matched the type of thriller opening we had created but (red connotes danger and death) it was bold a bold colour choice making it very noticeable. We also made sure that the name of the production was snappy and easy to remember because if the audience member liked what they had watched it would help them find the movies or openings that we have produced quicker. Therefore we had come up with the name ‘JOKS’ not only because it meant that all of our first name initials were on it but it gave that catchy sound that we were looking for in which it tempts the audience more. Lastly we thought that by adding the year to the production logo gave it individuality because from our research it didn’t show any logos that had a year on it, so we thought it gave the logo a uniqueness. We also though that if we hypothetically made more thrillers that the year would go on it which will help the audience that much more to find the specific movie they were looking for.