The proposal summarizes a poster campaign for the action comedy film "Temptation in Glass." It includes details on the format and sizes of posters, descriptions of the main, character, and theater posters, including images and fonts to be used. The target audience is males and females aged 15-30. Posters will feature a cat staring at a fish in a fishbowl as a metaphor and will be distributed on social media, in city centers, and train stations to appeal to and market to the intended younger demographic.
Horror movie posters tend to use unsaturated shades of red, blue, green, and brown to invoke fear in viewers by playing on the colors' associations with horror. They often feature blurred titles and close-ups of faces or violent scenes. Action movie posters similarly use bright versions of red, blue, green, and orange to create a sense of adrenaline, with large action scenes and explosions in the background below the title. Comedy posters employ refreshing colors like blue, yellow, and green with images of characters laughing. Drama posters convey despair through dull colors and intimate portraits of relationships that pique curiosity.
The film poster introduces the three main characters standing in front of bright city lights, suggesting the setting is a large party city. One character stands out by carrying a baby wearing sunglasses, bringing humor and questions. The title "The Hangover" indicates the plot involves men having too much to drink and waking up in strange circumstances. Small text promotes the director's previous successful comedy and a tagline teases that "some guys just can't handle Vegas." Overall, the poster uses humor and visuals to attract a wide audience by generating questions about the unexpected images and situations that will be answered by seeing the film.
The document discusses several key elements that are commonly found in film posters across different genres. Most film posters include a billing block that provides information about the producers, directors, and other crew. The colors used are typically genre-specific to help viewers quickly identify the type of film. The title of the film is always prominently displayed in the top, middle, or bottom third of the poster. A tagline is also usually present to summarize the film in a memorable phrase. The main image typically takes up most of the poster and features the main character(s). These elements are designed to attract audience attention and intrigue them about the film.
The movie poster features three men who are the main characters standing in front of bright city lights, introducing them to the audience. One character is holding a baby wearing sunglasses, bringing humor and questions. The title "The Hangover" at the bottom hints at the plot of men waking up in strange circumstances after a night of drinking. Small text also promotes the experienced director. Overall the poster uses humor and odd details to attract a wide audience to the comedy genre film.
The document proposes a poster campaign for the action film "The Runaway". It includes:
- Three poster sizes: quad, front of house, and billboard
- The film is about a man on the run from both the law and inhabitants of a small city
- The posters will feature the main character and setting to increase interest
- The posters will have a dark color scheme and mood to match the film
- The target audience is young adult men who will relate to the main character
- The posters will be shared on social media and displayed publicly to promote the film.
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This document discusses conventions used in magazine and film posters. It explains that film poster color schemes are chosen to represent the genre of the film and help audiences identify the content. Main images on posters usually feature protagonists to create familiarity, while horror posters maintain a sense of mystery. The film title is always centered and sized or colored prominently. Additional information included on posters are lists of actors and crew to help persuade potential viewers.
The marketing campaign includes a poster, social media page, and trailer to promote the upcoming comedy film "9:00". The poster features the main character Ben smiling directly at the viewer with the alarm clock font title and tagline "one man's struggle". The social media page on Twitter uses the same alarm clock font and tagline to connect it to the campaign. The trailer starts with the red "9:00" title card accompanied by an alarm clock sound, then shows Ben running to create intrigue. All elements use consistent colors, fonts, and messages to cohesively promote the film.
The proposal summarizes a poster campaign for the action comedy film "Temptation in Glass." It includes details on the format and sizes of posters, descriptions of the main, character, and theater posters, including images and fonts to be used. The target audience is males and females aged 15-30. Posters will feature a cat staring at a fish in a fishbowl as a metaphor and will be distributed on social media, in city centers, and train stations to appeal to and market to the intended younger demographic.
Horror movie posters tend to use unsaturated shades of red, blue, green, and brown to invoke fear in viewers by playing on the colors' associations with horror. They often feature blurred titles and close-ups of faces or violent scenes. Action movie posters similarly use bright versions of red, blue, green, and orange to create a sense of adrenaline, with large action scenes and explosions in the background below the title. Comedy posters employ refreshing colors like blue, yellow, and green with images of characters laughing. Drama posters convey despair through dull colors and intimate portraits of relationships that pique curiosity.
The film poster introduces the three main characters standing in front of bright city lights, suggesting the setting is a large party city. One character stands out by carrying a baby wearing sunglasses, bringing humor and questions. The title "The Hangover" indicates the plot involves men having too much to drink and waking up in strange circumstances. Small text promotes the director's previous successful comedy and a tagline teases that "some guys just can't handle Vegas." Overall, the poster uses humor and visuals to attract a wide audience by generating questions about the unexpected images and situations that will be answered by seeing the film.
The document discusses several key elements that are commonly found in film posters across different genres. Most film posters include a billing block that provides information about the producers, directors, and other crew. The colors used are typically genre-specific to help viewers quickly identify the type of film. The title of the film is always prominently displayed in the top, middle, or bottom third of the poster. A tagline is also usually present to summarize the film in a memorable phrase. The main image typically takes up most of the poster and features the main character(s). These elements are designed to attract audience attention and intrigue them about the film.
The movie poster features three men who are the main characters standing in front of bright city lights, introducing them to the audience. One character is holding a baby wearing sunglasses, bringing humor and questions. The title "The Hangover" at the bottom hints at the plot of men waking up in strange circumstances after a night of drinking. Small text also promotes the experienced director. Overall the poster uses humor and odd details to attract a wide audience to the comedy genre film.
The document proposes a poster campaign for the action film "The Runaway". It includes:
- Three poster sizes: quad, front of house, and billboard
- The film is about a man on the run from both the law and inhabitants of a small city
- The posters will feature the main character and setting to increase interest
- The posters will have a dark color scheme and mood to match the film
- The target audience is young adult men who will relate to the main character
- The posters will be shared on social media and displayed publicly to promote the film.
Codes and conventions poster and magazinesBrighite1
This document discusses conventions used in magazine and film posters. It explains that film poster color schemes are chosen to represent the genre of the film and help audiences identify the content. Main images on posters usually feature protagonists to create familiarity, while horror posters maintain a sense of mystery. The film title is always centered and sized or colored prominently. Additional information included on posters are lists of actors and crew to help persuade potential viewers.
The marketing campaign includes a poster, social media page, and trailer to promote the upcoming comedy film "9:00". The poster features the main character Ben smiling directly at the viewer with the alarm clock font title and tagline "one man's struggle". The social media page on Twitter uses the same alarm clock font and tagline to connect it to the campaign. The trailer starts with the red "9:00" title card accompanied by an alarm clock sound, then shows Ben running to create intrigue. All elements use consistent colors, fonts, and messages to cohesively promote the film.
The document discusses conventions in film poster design and how the student's poster for their romantic comedy film follows or challenges these conventions. It notes that romantic comedy posters typically use bright colors, include the film title and slogan, and feature casual clothing. The student's poster uses a purple color scheme, the slogan "It's time to make a decision", and includes production details, actors' names, and a positive review - all of which conform to typical romantic comedy poster conventions. While including more images than most posters, the design still provides key information in a clear, engaging format.
Tragedy film posters often show characters in despair or pain with dark colors to signify an unhappy ending. Romance posters usually feature couples in significant places with warm colors. Action posters commonly depict the hero showing off strength and abilities. Comedy posters tend to highlight the main character and friends in funny expressions. Horror posters typically feature scared or injured villains or victims to intrigue audiences. There are teaser, character, and main posters that provide varying levels of information about actors, release dates, directors, and the film's story.
The student created a movie trailer, poster, and magazine cover to promote the same film. To ensure continuity between the materials:
- The same actors were featured in all pieces.
- The same fonts were used throughout.
- A consistent three-color scheme of black, white, and red was applied.
- Logos were identical in the trailer and poster.
The student aimed to professionally market the film and attract their target 16-30 year old audience. They believe the combination of materials would effectively promote the movie.
This document is a mind map and research plan for a poster promoting a soap opera called "SoapStories". The poster will have a dark theme to reflect the dystopian genre. It will use black and white colors to contrast innocent and evil characters. Images on the poster will show story locations and highlight impactful dilemmas. The tagline will be dramatic and vague to intrigue audiences. The poster will include social media links and a hashtag to generate publicity. Images and story elements will be consistent between the poster and a related magazine to accomplish synergy across media. The poster will be created using Adobe Photoshop.
The document proposes a poster campaign for the action film "The Runaway". It outlines three poster designs: [1] A dark image showing the protagonist's hooded face; [2] A long shot of the protagonist hiding in a tree; [3] The protagonist running away. The styles will be dark colored to match the film's theme. The posters will appeal to young adult men by featuring a similarly aged main character in a mysterious way. They will be distributed on social media and in public spaces to promote the film.
The document discusses the filmmaker's research and planning for their horror film titled "Unsettled". They conducted primary research by surveying people of different ages and backgrounds. Secondary research involved analyzing data on horror movie audiences in 2018. The filmmaker determined their target audience would be ages 15-25 based on the macabre themes. They considered different ideas for poster themes, focusing on the main character and using a red/black color scheme. Teaser posters would gradually reveal more information to build anticipation. The theatrical poster would contain the most details. Feedback on initial ideas would help inform draft posters that best appeal to the target audience.
The first 9 frames of the teaser trailer for "The Girl in Red" challenge some conventions of typical Hollywood teaser trailers while also following some conventions. The trailer starts off slower than the teaser for "Gone Girl" by including more black screens to build tension. Both trailers establish the setting without revealing characters. While "Gone Girl" introduces titles and characters quickly, "The Girl in Red" reveals its protagonist and antagonist later to build intrigue. The camerawork and lighting in "The Girl in Red" follow thriller conventions to portray an ominous tone, while the pace overall is slower than a typical fast-paced teaser.
The document provides details on the design choices made for a movie poster and magazine cover promoting the same horror film. For both, a red color palette was used to represent blood, violence and fear associated with horror. The same font was used on both, but with different effects - a blood spatter on the poster and ominous glow on the magazine cover. The poster features a close-up image showing gore to emphasize the horror genre, while the magazine cover has a more reserved image without gore due to their standards. Both images establish direct eye contact with the viewer. Additional elements like banners, titles and credits are placed strategically for maximum visibility and appeal to the target audience.
The document summarizes how the media product (teaser trailer for "The Girl in Red") uses and challenges conventions of real media products such as trailers, posters, and magazines. It discusses how the teaser follows conventions like using montage editing, building soundtrack pace, and including company logos. However, it also challenges conventions by having a longer teaser, marketing based on genre rather than actors, and subverting typical thriller character types. Frames from the teaser and other media are analyzed in terms of camerawork, mise-en-scene, sound and how they develop genre while also comparing to examples from real media like "Gone Girl".
This document discusses how the author's media product uses and develops conventions of real media forms. It analyzes the teaser trailer, poster, and magazine cover created for the product. The teaser trailer follows typical conventions like duration of 60-90 seconds and uses editing techniques such as shot choices and transitions. The poster and magazine cover both use standard layouts and include typical visual and text elements. The document also discusses genre, narrative, character, setting, and style conventions that films often adhere to. Larger studios like Hollywood blockbusters can more easily follow conventions due to greater resources, while independent works have fewer means to do so. The author's media product and Napoleon Dynamite are compared as examples that similarly portray their main
This poster summary analyzes a horror film poster:
1) The ripped effect on the faces creates intrigue while hinting at the film's theme.
2) The tagline "I dare you to watch until our movie is done" directly addresses the audience and implies danger from the characters.
3) The poster challenges conventions by using a happy couple image contradicted by the ripped effect.
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.
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, 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 depicting an angry teacher at the top to show a feud, using red colors to symbolize danger or anger, and splitting two main character portraits horizontally to show their clashing personalities.
Paige Watson analyzed two successful film posters to inform the design of a poster for their own film. The Juno poster uses images and text to advertise the genre and actors. It employs persuasive language and release date to encourage viewership. Color scheme and emphasis on title/images make it attention-grabbing. The second poster analyzed relies more on imagery than text to intrigue viewers about the plot. Use of family-oriented banner and Christmas theme targets that demographic. Key lessons are keeping a consistent theme, balancing images and text, using contrasting colors, and persuasive language to attract audiences.
The marketing timetable outlines the order that the poster, magazine cover, and trailer will be released to attract audiences to the film. The poster will be shown first across the country to generate initial interest. Then the magazine cover and trailer will be released together to target wider audiences. Each marketing piece incorporates elements of film noir style and mystery to pique audience interest and engage regular cinema-goers without revealing too much about the plot.
The document discusses conventions and design elements commonly found in film posters of different genres. It notes that thriller posters often feature close-up shots of the main character(s)’ faces to show emotion, use dark colors like red and black, and place the title at the bottom along with other information. Comedy posters tend to use bright colors and show characters through long or middle shots to capture facial expressions. Horror posters commonly employ red and black colors and have rough, scratchy fonts to create mystery and tension. Drama posters typically showcase characters through long or close-up shots to focus on emotions, and may combine overlapping images. The document also covers teaser, character, and main posters as well as poster sizes, placement locations,
The document discusses the production of a film trailer for a social realism film targeted at teenagers and young adults aged 15-25. It will include magazine covers, posters, and hashtags to promote the film on social media. The trailer will follow conventions like introducing problems and events over the course of the film. It will be distributed on buses, TV, and art house cinemas. The main character explores social issues like friendship, drinking, and family arguments. While some representations conform to stereotypes, the male character subverts expectations. The trailer aims to clearly portray the social realism genre through locations, tones, and depicting the main character's journey overcoming adversity.
The document describes plans for a movie titled "Los Hermanos", which means "The Brothers" in Spanish. It will focus on the strong relationship between two main characters, even though they are not related. The genre is described as crime/mobster drama. Promotion plans include posters and trailers on Instagram and YouTube. Research found the target audience to be males over 15 interested in similar genres. Posters were designed with inspiration from movies like Goodfellas, using dark colors and imagery reflecting the crime genre to portray the characters' power and confidence.
A film trailer is an advertisement that promotes an upcoming movie. Trailers are shown on television, the internet, and sometimes radio to act as a teaser and generate interest in seeing the film. Trailers aim to appeal to the target audience of the film through genre and unique aspects like special effects, star actors, or blending genres. Trailers are initially shown in cinemas, then distributed more widely on TV, online, and radio to promote awareness. The timing of releasing a trailer is important to build excitement without viewers forgetting about the film before its release.
The three explorers Jack, Jane, and Nathan arrive by helicopter on an abandoned island searching for hidden treasure. They enter a spooky cave and must solve a puzzle to advance. They discover a tomb filled with gold but are pursued by the villain Raven and his men. A cave-in occurs, trapping them. Nathan is injured but they escape as the cave collapses, recovering the treasure.
The document provides guidance for a script writing task, asking the writer to develop a script for a fictional film targeting a mass audience aged 15-30. The script is to have a diverse cast and be an action/adventure genre piece set on a jungle island, following three main characters who encounter a villain while searching for treasure. The summary outlines the key elements to include in the script such as characters, location, narrative structure, and how to engage the target audience.
The document discusses conventions in film poster design and how the student's poster for their romantic comedy film follows or challenges these conventions. It notes that romantic comedy posters typically use bright colors, include the film title and slogan, and feature casual clothing. The student's poster uses a purple color scheme, the slogan "It's time to make a decision", and includes production details, actors' names, and a positive review - all of which conform to typical romantic comedy poster conventions. While including more images than most posters, the design still provides key information in a clear, engaging format.
Tragedy film posters often show characters in despair or pain with dark colors to signify an unhappy ending. Romance posters usually feature couples in significant places with warm colors. Action posters commonly depict the hero showing off strength and abilities. Comedy posters tend to highlight the main character and friends in funny expressions. Horror posters typically feature scared or injured villains or victims to intrigue audiences. There are teaser, character, and main posters that provide varying levels of information about actors, release dates, directors, and the film's story.
The student created a movie trailer, poster, and magazine cover to promote the same film. To ensure continuity between the materials:
- The same actors were featured in all pieces.
- The same fonts were used throughout.
- A consistent three-color scheme of black, white, and red was applied.
- Logos were identical in the trailer and poster.
The student aimed to professionally market the film and attract their target 16-30 year old audience. They believe the combination of materials would effectively promote the movie.
This document is a mind map and research plan for a poster promoting a soap opera called "SoapStories". The poster will have a dark theme to reflect the dystopian genre. It will use black and white colors to contrast innocent and evil characters. Images on the poster will show story locations and highlight impactful dilemmas. The tagline will be dramatic and vague to intrigue audiences. The poster will include social media links and a hashtag to generate publicity. Images and story elements will be consistent between the poster and a related magazine to accomplish synergy across media. The poster will be created using Adobe Photoshop.
The document proposes a poster campaign for the action film "The Runaway". It outlines three poster designs: [1] A dark image showing the protagonist's hooded face; [2] A long shot of the protagonist hiding in a tree; [3] The protagonist running away. The styles will be dark colored to match the film's theme. The posters will appeal to young adult men by featuring a similarly aged main character in a mysterious way. They will be distributed on social media and in public spaces to promote the film.
The document discusses the filmmaker's research and planning for their horror film titled "Unsettled". They conducted primary research by surveying people of different ages and backgrounds. Secondary research involved analyzing data on horror movie audiences in 2018. The filmmaker determined their target audience would be ages 15-25 based on the macabre themes. They considered different ideas for poster themes, focusing on the main character and using a red/black color scheme. Teaser posters would gradually reveal more information to build anticipation. The theatrical poster would contain the most details. Feedback on initial ideas would help inform draft posters that best appeal to the target audience.
The first 9 frames of the teaser trailer for "The Girl in Red" challenge some conventions of typical Hollywood teaser trailers while also following some conventions. The trailer starts off slower than the teaser for "Gone Girl" by including more black screens to build tension. Both trailers establish the setting without revealing characters. While "Gone Girl" introduces titles and characters quickly, "The Girl in Red" reveals its protagonist and antagonist later to build intrigue. The camerawork and lighting in "The Girl in Red" follow thriller conventions to portray an ominous tone, while the pace overall is slower than a typical fast-paced teaser.
The document provides details on the design choices made for a movie poster and magazine cover promoting the same horror film. For both, a red color palette was used to represent blood, violence and fear associated with horror. The same font was used on both, but with different effects - a blood spatter on the poster and ominous glow on the magazine cover. The poster features a close-up image showing gore to emphasize the horror genre, while the magazine cover has a more reserved image without gore due to their standards. Both images establish direct eye contact with the viewer. Additional elements like banners, titles and credits are placed strategically for maximum visibility and appeal to the target audience.
The document summarizes how the media product (teaser trailer for "The Girl in Red") uses and challenges conventions of real media products such as trailers, posters, and magazines. It discusses how the teaser follows conventions like using montage editing, building soundtrack pace, and including company logos. However, it also challenges conventions by having a longer teaser, marketing based on genre rather than actors, and subverting typical thriller character types. Frames from the teaser and other media are analyzed in terms of camerawork, mise-en-scene, sound and how they develop genre while also comparing to examples from real media like "Gone Girl".
This document discusses how the author's media product uses and develops conventions of real media forms. It analyzes the teaser trailer, poster, and magazine cover created for the product. The teaser trailer follows typical conventions like duration of 60-90 seconds and uses editing techniques such as shot choices and transitions. The poster and magazine cover both use standard layouts and include typical visual and text elements. The document also discusses genre, narrative, character, setting, and style conventions that films often adhere to. Larger studios like Hollywood blockbusters can more easily follow conventions due to greater resources, while independent works have fewer means to do so. The author's media product and Napoleon Dynamite are compared as examples that similarly portray their main
This poster summary analyzes a horror film poster:
1) The ripped effect on the faces creates intrigue while hinting at the film's theme.
2) The tagline "I dare you to watch until our movie is done" directly addresses the audience and implies danger from the characters.
3) The poster challenges conventions by using a happy couple image contradicted by the ripped effect.
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.
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, 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 depicting an angry teacher at the top to show a feud, using red colors to symbolize danger or anger, and splitting two main character portraits horizontally to show their clashing personalities.
Paige Watson analyzed two successful film posters to inform the design of a poster for their own film. The Juno poster uses images and text to advertise the genre and actors. It employs persuasive language and release date to encourage viewership. Color scheme and emphasis on title/images make it attention-grabbing. The second poster analyzed relies more on imagery than text to intrigue viewers about the plot. Use of family-oriented banner and Christmas theme targets that demographic. Key lessons are keeping a consistent theme, balancing images and text, using contrasting colors, and persuasive language to attract audiences.
The marketing timetable outlines the order that the poster, magazine cover, and trailer will be released to attract audiences to the film. The poster will be shown first across the country to generate initial interest. Then the magazine cover and trailer will be released together to target wider audiences. Each marketing piece incorporates elements of film noir style and mystery to pique audience interest and engage regular cinema-goers without revealing too much about the plot.
The document discusses conventions and design elements commonly found in film posters of different genres. It notes that thriller posters often feature close-up shots of the main character(s)’ faces to show emotion, use dark colors like red and black, and place the title at the bottom along with other information. Comedy posters tend to use bright colors and show characters through long or middle shots to capture facial expressions. Horror posters commonly employ red and black colors and have rough, scratchy fonts to create mystery and tension. Drama posters typically showcase characters through long or close-up shots to focus on emotions, and may combine overlapping images. The document also covers teaser, character, and main posters as well as poster sizes, placement locations,
The document discusses the production of a film trailer for a social realism film targeted at teenagers and young adults aged 15-25. It will include magazine covers, posters, and hashtags to promote the film on social media. The trailer will follow conventions like introducing problems and events over the course of the film. It will be distributed on buses, TV, and art house cinemas. The main character explores social issues like friendship, drinking, and family arguments. While some representations conform to stereotypes, the male character subverts expectations. The trailer aims to clearly portray the social realism genre through locations, tones, and depicting the main character's journey overcoming adversity.
The document describes plans for a movie titled "Los Hermanos", which means "The Brothers" in Spanish. It will focus on the strong relationship between two main characters, even though they are not related. The genre is described as crime/mobster drama. Promotion plans include posters and trailers on Instagram and YouTube. Research found the target audience to be males over 15 interested in similar genres. Posters were designed with inspiration from movies like Goodfellas, using dark colors and imagery reflecting the crime genre to portray the characters' power and confidence.
A film trailer is an advertisement that promotes an upcoming movie. Trailers are shown on television, the internet, and sometimes radio to act as a teaser and generate interest in seeing the film. Trailers aim to appeal to the target audience of the film through genre and unique aspects like special effects, star actors, or blending genres. Trailers are initially shown in cinemas, then distributed more widely on TV, online, and radio to promote awareness. The timing of releasing a trailer is important to build excitement without viewers forgetting about the film before its release.
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The three explorers Jack, Jane, and Nathan arrive by helicopter on an abandoned island searching for hidden treasure. They enter a spooky cave and must solve a puzzle to advance. They discover a tomb filled with gold but are pursued by the villain Raven and his men. A cave-in occurs, trapping them. Nathan is injured but they escape as the cave collapses, recovering the treasure.
The document provides guidance for a script writing task, asking the writer to develop a script for a fictional film targeting a mass audience aged 15-30. The script is to have a diverse cast and be an action/adventure genre piece set on a jungle island, following three main characters who encounter a villain while searching for treasure. The summary outlines the key elements to include in the script such as characters, location, narrative structure, and how to engage the target audience.
The document outlines the initial ideas and plan for a 6-10 page film script called "Secrets of the Jungle". It will follow three characters exploring an abandoned jungle, discovering something unknown, and ending with a cliffhanger. The target age group is 18-30 and the script will use formal and informal language while adhering to PG rating guidelines. A synopsis describes the characters searching for an ancient gem and the challenges they face. The script will be written in a restricted mode of address due to some violent action scenes.
This document summarizes the scripts for 5 different media products:
1) Red Dead Redemption video game script is informal with dialogue like "you aint very talkative". It follows a three-act structure and is meant to entertain audiences aged 18-30.
2) Doctor Who TV script uses formal language and follows conventions like character names in center. It does not follow three acts and is aimed at sci-fi fans.
3) Tiny Teardrop radio drama uses slang language and sound effect cues. It follows Tony's three-act story and is aimed at audiences aged 25-50.
4) 1917 film script uses formal descriptive language and follows conventions like slug lines. It adheres to
This radio advertisement promotes a new line of headphones from a leading electronics company. The ad highlights the headphones' high-quality sound, comfortable fit, and affordable price point. Listeners are encouraged to visit their local electronics retailer or website to purchase the headphones and experience the superior audio for themselves.
The document provides background information on the Evian water brand and analyzes their "Live Young" advertising campaign from 2009. It summarizes the target audience of the campaign (ages 25+), the viral baby roller skating advert that aimed to show drinking Evian makes you feel young, and the campaign's success in garnering over 100 million YouTube views. It also discusses Evian's use of social media platforms like Facebook to engage fans and the importance of these platforms to the campaign's success.
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The document summarizes the main products in the Dragon Ball franchise across different media, including print, TV, games, and cinema. In print media, the long-running manga series launched in 1984 and is still ongoing. For TV, the original Dragon Ball anime series aired from 1986 to 1989, followed by Dragon Ball Z from 1989 to 1996 and Dragon Ball Super from 2015 to present. There have been over 40 Dragon Ball games released since the 1980s across various consoles and over 20 movies produced for the franchise, primarily based on Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball Super storylines.
This document discusses several elements that indicate a film poster is advertising a comedy movie. It notes that titles, actors, costumes, bright colors, and slogans can provide clues that a movie will be funny. Specific films mentioned include "Little Man," "Elf," and "Johnny English," and it is explained their titles, actors in costume, and other design features signal they are comedies. Overall, the document analyzes common visual cues on posters that reveal a film's comic genre.
The document discusses the auteur theory and analyzes how it applies to two films - Casablanca and Apocalypse Now. For Casablanca, it examines how elements like lighting, sets, editing style reflect the house style of Warner Brothers studio. While Michael Curtiz cannot be considered a true auteur, the film represents the studio's institutional authorship. Apocalypse Now clearly displays Francis Ford Coppola's signature auteur techniques like chiaroscuro lighting, long takes, and use of sound to immerse viewers in the surreal world. Both films reflect influences beyond just their directors to also include other creative contributors.
1) The candidate, Eshan Azad, completed all criteria for a distinction grade in creating an original media product for a client brief.
2) Samples and pre-production materials were created to support the proposal and included mood boards, sketches, and layout designs.
3) Production materials such as photographs were taken along with annotations on their suitability for the product and safe working practices were followed.
4) Through post-production techniques, the final media product effectively met the client brief and the candidate demonstrated understanding of how technical tools created meaning within the product.
This document summarizes a student's work on a project about planning and creating cross-media advertising campaigns. It assesses the student's work based on pass, merit, and distinction criteria across three learning outcomes: 1) understanding existing campaigns, 2) planning a campaign, and 3) producing campaign materials. The assessor found that the student met all pass, merit, and distinction criteria. For each criteria, the assessor provided comments on what was included and the page numbers or locations of evidence in the student's portfolio. In the end, the student received a distinction grade overall for their work on planning and creating advertising campaigns that spanned multiple media.
1) This document is a unit recording sheet for a student, Chantal Froud, who completed an advertising media unit. It summarizes her work, assessments, and grades for each learning outcome and criteria.
2) For each criteria, the teacher provided comments on the evidence location and quality of work. Chantal demonstrated excellent understanding and produced high quality work for all criteria.
3) Chantal received a distinction grade, the highest grade, for this unit based on her outstanding work analyzing campaigns, planning a cross media campaign, and producing media components that met all merit and pass criteria at a high standard.
1) This document assesses Hannah Blandford's work for the OCR Level 3 Cambridge Technical in Digital Media unit on advertising media.
2) Hannah achieved a distinction grade for creating an advertising campaign with radio, television, and print ads that effectively embedded the client's messages across multiple media according to the unit's criteria.
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1. Pavan Mann POSTERCAMPAIGNPROPOSAL
PROJECT TITLE
Crazy Brothers
FORMAT & SIZES
1 x QUAD/QUAD CROWN THEATRICAL POSTER (LANDSCAPE)
1 x ONE SHEET THEATRICAL POSTER (PORTRAIT)
1 x ONE SHEET TEASER POSTER (PORTRAIT
PURPOSE
The purpose of this poster will catch the public in loads of ways, for example the title for instance
will engage public to watch it for example the title “crazy brothers” will catch viewers instantly
because as the film poster is comedy this will be already before anyone watching the poster as this
will be shown in the title and the poster, the title will promote the film poster on its own.
This film poster will be about two brothers who get up to no good and do silly and funny things
this will lead them to get trouble with the police and they get informed the police will be after
them and they end up running away and getting up to no good whilst away.
This will entertain the audience in many ways this is because the film poster is designed on
comedy which makes the audience laugh and create a funny humour it will create positive effects
on the audience for example laughing and giggling and it will keep them hooked in as it will be
funny.
DESCRIPTION OF PRODUCT (GENRE & PLOT ELEMENTS FEATURED)
I am going to produce a film poster campaign for a comedy film as part of the promotional
materials for the film Crazy Brothers.
The film is about two brothers who are crazy and very stupid, for example when with each other
and even when there not they will be doing dumb things like getting trouble with the police and
acting like idiots.
The plot elements that I will feature in the poster are the main characters in this film this is
because it will directly show to the public who the main characters are in the film. Also, in the
poster it will show a stupid photo on the front of the film of the two main characters so it will
directly aim at the public this is a comedy film, also bright colours will be used on the front cover
for example I will add orange this is because the colour orange is represented with humour and
energy.
OUTLINE OF STYLE
2. Pavan Mann POSTERCAMPAIGNPROPOSAL
I will use bright colors in my poster, for example orange and other bright colors will stand out in
my “poster.” With assorted colors, you direct the viewer's eye, emphasize important aspects or
information, and strongly or subtly influence the reaction of your audience. Another reason I will
add bright colors to my film poster is that it will grab the attention of the viewers instantly. Also,
on the front cover when I add my title, I will display the title “Crazy Brothers” in bold, so it
stands out immediately.
IMAGE LIST & BRIEF DESCRIPTION
I will use a few images for example mid shots and close ups this because in my mid shots
viewers can visualise their whole perspective for example the characters and the location in the
background. When I take shots of one specific character, I will use a close-up image. Adding
close images will show their emotions and their facial expressions very clearly. I will be taking
camera shots of my main characters this will show the audience what they look like, and it will
show images of how they are crazy, it will be also both brothers in an image together this is
because the title is called “Crazy Brothers” and it will show the audience of who they are. Also, I
will be using mainly long shots this is because it will show their full body language and how they
present themself and show how they are unusual and crazy in their ways.
FONT LIST & BRIEF DESCRIPTION
The font type I will use is the Bada boom which is mainly used for comedy. This will mainly fit
the genre this is because on the movie poster title it will show it is symbolizing to comedy this
will be shown when large and bold text with bright colors this will match my genre. All text will
be similar font this is because I want to keep all film posters the same as I do want it to look
different as it will be confusing, and I want the posters to be kept all original.
TARGET AUDIENCE (AGE, GENDER, LIFESTYLE, INTERESTS, SPENDING
POWER)
The main target audience for the audience watching comedy is aimed at everyone this is because
everyone watches comedy and popular as it is one of the most watched genre films. However, the
most popular age group would be younger children as it is the most suitable for them to watch and
loads of younger children watch films and Tv shows. But overall, the basic target would be
towards everyone and across all groups and all genders as comedy is very popular to watch and
loads of people enjoy watching it as it makes you laugh and creates a positive cheerful
atmosphere,
HOW THE POSTERS WILL APPEAL TO THE AUDIENCE
There will be 2 main characters in this movie, and consistent storylines will be based on them.The
two main characters will be about 21-22 so this will appeal to mainly teenagers and middle-aged
people. It is aimed at everyone, this is because everyone watches comedy across all age groups as
it is one of the most watched genre films However, the most popular age group would younger
children as they watch a lot of TV and loads of comedy films are suitable for children, so
therefore it is mainly aimed at children. Also, maybe parents (middle aged people) who may
3. Pavan Mann POSTERCAMPAIGNPROPOSAL
watch with their children. I will stick to the conventions this is because, majority of the viewers
will watch comedy and it will be expanded by its own as the film will sell on its own by the
storyline line and the poster will sell itself. The conventions of a genre are the elements that
commonly occur in such films. They may include things like characters, situations,
settings, props, themes and events. Also, the basic conventions would be like the title of
the film poster for example, if it sounds funny, we can tell its comedy. Also, if the images
are brightly coloured and excitable then you can guess it is a comedy.
DISTRIBUTION
The methods by which media products are delivered to audiences, including the
marketing campaign. Posters allow you to spread your message to a wide audience far
cheaper than radio, print or television advertising in a simple, easy and affordable way.
2. Posters are credible. ... Customers are more likely to trust poster adverts because
they appear in public places and are more accessible. The title usually sells the film this is
because if the title is catchy and sounds interesting then that’s one of the main reasons the film
sells. Also, the use of colours used in film poster will sell the film and if it matches the genre for
example my genre will be comedy so the use of bright colours like yellow will sell the film this is
because it creates an enjoyable mood. Posters are designed to be both eye-catching and
informative. Posters may be used for many purposes. They are a frequent tool of
advertisers (particularly of events, musicians, and films), propagandists, protestors, and
other groups trying to communicate a message. Posters allow you to spread your
message to a wide audience far cheaper than radio, print or television advertising in a
simple, easy and affordable way.
Teaser poster is an early promotional movie poster that contains a basic image or design. They
are designed without revealing too much information such as the plot, theme and/or characters.
MARKETING - HOW & WHERE THE POSTERS WILL BE ADVERTISED
My film will be displayed around the public with the posters printed out, also it will be displayed
on variety social media sites such as Facebook, twitter, and Instagram. Around the city for
example the city centre and large population areas of the city there will be loads of posters
displayed so the public will see it whilst being in them busy areas this will make people visualise
the poster and it will get passed on. Social media like Facebook, Instagram and Twitter are
another big way to get a large target audience as loads of people can share it and pass it on.
POSITION IN THE MARKETPLACE
All 3 film posters will have similar generic conventions. They will all show the title of the film,
and the genre of all three films is clearly represented by the images for example using bright
colours across the three posters will show the audience it is linked to comedy.
Also the location will be a key to show the audience the film is linked to comedy this is because
the location will be in a sunny and bright location this is because it will create a cheerful
atmosphere the reason of this is if the film is set in a rainy setting it will create a moody
atmosphere so creating it in a bright location and having bright colours on costumes will create a
comedy like mood.