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This document discusses the consistency across different media products created for a final film project. It explains that a cartoon crayon style was used for the magazine cover and poster to match the mysterious theme of the film. Titles were kept in the same "slasher" font style across platforms to follow horror genre conventions. Characters from the film appeared in both the poster and trailer to maintain continuity. The same company logo and name were featured on the poster and trailer to mimic real branded media. In conclusion, the author felt they effectively maintained a consistent brand identity across their different products.
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Evaluation 1 part 1
This document discusses how a movie poster uses conventions from real media products. It examines several specific conventions:
1) Using text over the background, as seen in the Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy poster, but not over characters' faces.
2) Featuring main characters prominently, as in the poster for The Last Song.
3) Styling the title and credits similarly to Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy but with different fonts and positioning to make it unique.
4) Capturing a character expression of tension, drawing from the poster of The Last Song to look realistic.
Q2
Our main product is a science fiction/action short film that effectively uses media language such as facial expressions, body language, color, lighting, and portrayals of masculinity to convey the genre and narrative. The magazine review and poster ancillary texts also use similar techniques like color connotations, imagery from key scenes, and emotionless facial expressions to represent the short film and link the products together in conveying the science fiction genre. While maintaining consistent representations across the different mediums was challenging given the varying portrayals of the main character, the combination of products is generally effective at presenting a unified message through the use of shared media language.
A2 Media Evlauation Question 2
The document discusses the synergy between a main film product and ancillary texts like a magazine and poster. For the magazine, the antagonist featured on the cover to recognize them from the film trailer. For the poster, a script line is used to illustrate the plot. The same fonts are used across all products for consistency. Red and black colors are used to represent horror themes. Conventions from real movie posters, like credits and quotes, are applied. Images and elements like the antagonist and knives are repeated to emphasize characters and genre. Arrows show how the products reference each other, creating effective recognition through market synergy.
First question
The document discusses the filmmaker's media product, a thriller film trailer titled "HUNT". The filmmaker chose the title because it describes the essence of the film and creates a sense of urgency. The opening shot is extremely long to portray the main characters' normal life and create a false sense of security, mimicking conventions from films like Final Destination. Text screens are used throughout to engage viewers and involve them in the story, drawing them into the trailer. The filmmaker developed conventions from real media products to make the trailer feel authentic and engaging for viewers.
Evaluating Question 2
The document discusses the house style, iconography, and typography used across a film's trailer, magazine cover, and poster to maintain consistency while allowing some variation. The house style uses the Falcon font for titles and bold font for intertitles. Icons include guns, blindfolds, and suits to portray themes of action, danger, precision and sophistication. Typography follows conventions for each media type while linking them through the use of common fonts, images and taglines.
Media question 2- Evaluation 004
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Question 2 - How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts?
Question 2
The combination of the film trailer and ancillary texts (magazine cover, poster) effectively created a consistent brand for the film. Similar images, colors, and genre were used across all materials to attract audiences and indicate the products were related. While font consistency was lacking, feedback showed the audience recognized the materials belonged to the same film.
Evaluation question 2
1) The student created a film, film poster, and film review as part of an assignment to evaluate how effective the combination of the main product and ancillary texts are.
2) To help create successful ancillary texts, the student researched conventions of real film posters and reviews. Consistency was maintained across the ancillary texts through font, layout, and style.
3) The film poster portrays the main character effectively and relates to the genre of romantic comedy similar to the film poster of "40 Year Old Virgin". However, the student found it difficult to create synergy between the film and ancillary texts since they were created separately.
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Evaluation 1 part 1
This document discusses how a movie poster uses conventions from real media products. It examines several specific conventions:
1) Using text over the background, as seen in the Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy poster, but not over characters' faces.
2) Featuring main characters prominently, as in the poster for The Last Song.
3) Styling the title and credits similarly to Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy but with different fonts and positioning to make it unique.
4) Capturing a character expression of tension, drawing from the poster of The Last Song to look realistic.
Q2
Our main product is a science fiction/action short film that effectively uses media language such as facial expressions, body language, color, lighting, and portrayals of masculinity to convey the genre and narrative. The magazine review and poster ancillary texts also use similar techniques like color connotations, imagery from key scenes, and emotionless facial expressions to represent the short film and link the products together in conveying the science fiction genre. While maintaining consistent representations across the different mediums was challenging given the varying portrayals of the main character, the combination of products is generally effective at presenting a unified message through the use of shared media language.
A2 Media Evlauation Question 2
The document discusses the synergy between a main film product and ancillary texts like a magazine and poster. For the magazine, the antagonist featured on the cover to recognize them from the film trailer. For the poster, a script line is used to illustrate the plot. The same fonts are used across all products for consistency. Red and black colors are used to represent horror themes. Conventions from real movie posters, like credits and quotes, are applied. Images and elements like the antagonist and knives are repeated to emphasize characters and genre. Arrows show how the products reference each other, creating effective recognition through market synergy.
First question
The document discusses the filmmaker's media product, a thriller film trailer titled "HUNT". The filmmaker chose the title because it describes the essence of the film and creates a sense of urgency. The opening shot is extremely long to portray the main characters' normal life and create a false sense of security, mimicking conventions from films like Final Destination. Text screens are used throughout to engage viewers and involve them in the story, drawing them into the trailer. The filmmaker developed conventions from real media products to make the trailer feel authentic and engaging for viewers.
Evaluating Question 2
The document discusses the house style, iconography, and typography used across a film's trailer, magazine cover, and poster to maintain consistency while allowing some variation. The house style uses the Falcon font for titles and bold font for intertitles. Icons include guns, blindfolds, and suits to portray themes of action, danger, precision and sophistication. Typography follows conventions for each media type while linking them through the use of common fonts, images and taglines.
Media question 2- Evaluation 004
Reigate college, media group 004
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Question 2 - How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts?
Question 2
The combination of the film trailer and ancillary texts (magazine cover, poster) effectively created a consistent brand for the film. Similar images, colors, and genre were used across all materials to attract audiences and indicate the products were related. While font consistency was lacking, feedback showed the audience recognized the materials belonged to the same film.
Evaluation question 2
1) The student created a film, film poster, and film review as part of an assignment to evaluate how effective the combination of the main product and ancillary texts are.
2) To help create successful ancillary texts, the student researched conventions of real film posters and reviews. Consistency was maintained across the ancillary texts through font, layout, and style.
3) The film poster portrays the main character effectively and relates to the genre of romantic comedy similar to the film poster of "40 Year Old Virgin". However, the student found it difficult to create synergy between the film and ancillary texts since they were created separately.
Evaluation question 2
The images used in the main product and ancillary texts feature the same characters in the same locations to increase continuity. While the main character Imogen is shown with a scar on her face in some materials, the film trailer does not show her with scars, only hinting at her getting into a dangerous situation. The same font is used but is bolder on the poster and less bold on the trailer to catch eyes but keep continuity. The same color scheme and positioning of characters is used to make the images seem like stills from the film and increase authenticity across products.
Evaluation
The document summarizes the creation of a film trailer, magazine cover, and poster for a female superhero action film. It discusses how conventions of the genres were followed, such as using dramatic music and titles in the trailer. Conventions were also challenged, like focusing on relationships between female characters instead of only action. Feedback noted that more plot details could have been shown. Various software programs like Photoshop and Premiere Pro were used to edit images and create the media pieces.
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Evaluation q2
This document discusses how the author's film poster and double page spread effectively complemented their short film for an A2 media coursework assignment. The author first analyzed existing feature film and short film posters to understand conventions. They then designed their own poster, taking elements from both, including an image that also appeared in the double page spread to create synergy. The author also analyzed a film magazine article to model their double page spread, incorporating similar stylistic elements like page numbers and publication details. The spread provided key information, a review excerpt and image to effectively promote the genre of the thriller film.
Question 4
The document discusses how the author's main film product and two ancillary texts - a magazine cover and film poster - work well together to promote and summarize the film. All three products use similar design elements like fonts, images, and colors seen in the film trailer to create cohesion and reference the horror genre. The magazine cover features the villain and knife from the trailer, while the poster includes snippets of footage also in the trailer to entice viewers and show the relationships between the products. Together the three pieces are meant to work together vertically to advertise and drive audiences to watch the film.
Question 2 - James Pinnock
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Q2
The combination of the main film products and ancillary texts was effective because they were closely linked through shared themes, fonts, color schemes, and emphasis on the main character. The trailer, poster, and magazine cover all used the film title and tagline. The same distinctive font was used across products for recognition, though the magazine adjusted it slightly. A teal/blue color scheme linked the visuals while allowing the magazine to stand out with orange. Each piece prominently featured the unstable main character through close-ups and expressions. The magazine title and featured articles also connected to the film's themes of insanity.
Evaluation Q2
The document discusses how the author's main film product and ancillary texts (magazine, poster, trailer) relate to and support each other. Specifically:
- The magazine, poster, and trailer use similar colors, fonts, images, and references to build relationships between the pieces and make the film recognizable.
- Horror conventions like a demon identity, creepy music and scenes, and implied danger are used across the pieces to clearly signal the horror genre.
- While layouts differ between pieces for variety, other shared elements like title treatments and cast images create connections to link the texts together.
Evaluation 2
The document discusses how the trailer, poster, and magazine cover work together as a marketing campaign for a film. It analyzes how key elements like location, costumes, colors, fonts, taglines, and logos are consistently used across all three items to clearly link them and effectively promote the film. While the magazine cover cannot include every single element, it mirrors the most important visuals, text, and colors from the trailer and poster to still feel connected as part of the overall campaign.
Evaluation Question 2
The document discusses how the creator achieved synergy between a film trailer, poster, and magazine. Specifically:
1) The same font was used for the title across all three to provide continuity. White text was chosen to stand out despite going against horror conventions.
2) Similar content like the production company name and "Coming Soon" text linked the trailer and poster. The magazine and poster also shared stylistic text.
3) A dark color palette unified the imagery, though lights and flashes featured in the trailer. Dark backgrounds with some white text did the same for the poster and magazine.
4) Elements like similar colors, fonts, mis-en-scene, characters, and title presentation across
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Evaluation question 2
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Evaluation 2
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Question 2 - Evaluation
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a main product with ancillary texts like a poster and trailer.
It summarizes how the same shot was used for the poster and trailer to highlight the iconic scene. Minor changes were made to the logo on each for readability against the backgrounds. The same font was used for both to link them while adjusting color for visibility.
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Question 2
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1) The same female protagonist character across all products to provide visual continuity.
2) Close-up facial expressions of the protagonist to set the genre and reflect her thoughts from the voiceover.
3) An extreme close-up shot of the protagonist for the magazine review to create mystery.
4) The same font for the film and poster titles to clearly link the pieces, while using the magazine's house style.
5) A tunnel location from the film represented differently on the poster to represent the protagonist's isolation.
Evaluation 2
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Evaluation question 2
The images used in the main product and ancillary texts feature the same characters in the same locations to increase continuity. While the main character Imogen is shown with a scar on her face in some materials, the film trailer does not show her with scars, only hinting at her getting into a dangerous situation. The same font is used but is bolder on the poster and less bold on the trailer to catch eyes but keep continuity. The same color scheme and positioning of characters is used to make the images seem like stills from the film and increase authenticity across products.
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Media A2 Evaluation Question 2 - Rebecca Davies
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Evaluation q2 how effective is he combination of
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It describes using still shots from the trailer footage for the poster and magazine cover to seem more authentic. Key elements like the villain and knife were included in both images to intrigue audiences.
The same font is used across the texts for consistency, while the title is featured prominently in red to stand out. Including the production company name in each text helps give them reputation and credit the producers.
Finally, the main actor is promoted through mentioning him in the poster and including a magazine interview to help audiences connect with him personally. Dark, gloomy imagery and the villain
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Evaluation q2
This document discusses how the author's film poster and double page spread effectively complemented their short film for an A2 media coursework assignment. The author first analyzed existing feature film and short film posters to understand conventions. They then designed their own poster, taking elements from both, including an image that also appeared in the double page spread to create synergy. The author also analyzed a film magazine article to model their double page spread, incorporating similar stylistic elements like page numbers and publication details. The spread provided key information, a review excerpt and image to effectively promote the genre of the thriller film.
Question 4
The document discusses how the author's main film product and two ancillary texts - a magazine cover and film poster - work well together to promote and summarize the film. All three products use similar design elements like fonts, images, and colors seen in the film trailer to create cohesion and reference the horror genre. The magazine cover features the villain and knife from the trailer, while the poster includes snippets of footage also in the trailer to entice viewers and show the relationships between the products. Together the three pieces are meant to work together vertically to advertise and drive audiences to watch the film.
Question 2 - James Pinnock
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a horror film trailer with ancillary texts such as a magazine cover, poster, and teaser poster.
Key points of synergy included using the main villain protagonist across all materials for recognition, maintaining a consistent dark color scheme and logo, and featuring quotes from Empire magazine to build trust. Woodland scenery from the trailer was also included on the poster. This synergy helped create an easily identifiable brand and increased awareness of the film. Room for improvement includes strengthening editing skills for future projects.
Q2
The combination of the main film products and ancillary texts was effective because they were closely linked through shared themes, fonts, color schemes, and emphasis on the main character. The trailer, poster, and magazine cover all used the film title and tagline. The same distinctive font was used across products for recognition, though the magazine adjusted it slightly. A teal/blue color scheme linked the visuals while allowing the magazine to stand out with orange. Each piece prominently featured the unstable main character through close-ups and expressions. The magazine title and featured articles also connected to the film's themes of insanity.
Evaluation Q2
The document discusses how the author's main film product and ancillary texts (magazine, poster, trailer) relate to and support each other. Specifically:
- The magazine, poster, and trailer use similar colors, fonts, images, and references to build relationships between the pieces and make the film recognizable.
- Horror conventions like a demon identity, creepy music and scenes, and implied danger are used across the pieces to clearly signal the horror genre.
- While layouts differ between pieces for variety, other shared elements like title treatments and cast images create connections to link the texts together.
Evaluation 2
The document discusses how the trailer, poster, and magazine cover work together as a marketing campaign for a film. It analyzes how key elements like location, costumes, colors, fonts, taglines, and logos are consistently used across all three items to clearly link them and effectively promote the film. While the magazine cover cannot include every single element, it mirrors the most important visuals, text, and colors from the trailer and poster to still feel connected as part of the overall campaign.
Evaluation Question 2
The document discusses how the creator achieved synergy between a film trailer, poster, and magazine. Specifically:
1) The same font was used for the title across all three to provide continuity. White text was chosen to stand out despite going against horror conventions.
2) Similar content like the production company name and "Coming Soon" text linked the trailer and poster. The magazine and poster also shared stylistic text.
3) A dark color palette unified the imagery, though lights and flashes featured in the trailer. Dark backgrounds with some white text did the same for the poster and magazine.
4) Elements like similar colors, fonts, mis-en-scene, characters, and title presentation across
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The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a main product (a film trailer) with ancillary tasks like a film poster and magazine cover. For the poster and trailer, the same fonts and color red were used to link them while conveying danger. The poster image comes from the trailer to hint at the ghost story plot. The magazine cover features one actress in character to focus the image and represent the trailer, and uses similar genre films and people to emphasize the thriller theme. Both ancillary tasks effectively promote the trailer while maintaining separate styles.
Evaluation 2
The document discusses how the creator effectively combined their main video project with two ancillary texts, a digipack and poster. Key connections included using the same front cover image that reflected a scene in the video, identical red lipstick and style on all models, and matching fonts between pieces. The digipack interior was designed to represent the inner thoughts of the main model by using her face on the front and back covers. Scenes from the successful video were also replicated inside the digipack to strengthen the connection between the works.
Question 2 Evaluation
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Question 2 - Evaluation
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a main product with ancillary texts like a poster and trailer.
It summarizes how the same shot was used for the poster and trailer to highlight the iconic scene. Minor changes were made to the logo on each for readability against the backgrounds. The same font was used for both to link them while adjusting color for visibility.
The magazine on the film further advertises the trailer by featuring the main actor. Subtle links between the magazine and trailer include a title referring to sympathizing with the villainous protagonist. Another effective link discusses the actor himself separate from his character.
Question 2
The document discusses how the author established brand identity across their main short film product and ancillary texts like a film poster and magazine review. Specifically, the author used:
1) The same female protagonist character across all products to provide visual continuity.
2) Close-up facial expressions of the protagonist to set the genre and reflect her thoughts from the voiceover.
3) An extreme close-up shot of the protagonist for the magazine review to create mystery.
4) The same font for the film and poster titles to clearly link the pieces, while using the magazine's house style.
5) A tunnel location from the film represented differently on the poster to represent the protagonist's isolation.
Evaluation 2
The document discusses the connection between a main video product and two ancillary texts, a digipack and poster. It summarizes that the front cover image of the ancillary texts clearly connects to a scene in the video by showing three girls with identical looks. Throughout both the video and ancillary texts, the main model maintains a consistent rebellious style with provocative clothing and nudity. Red lipstick is used on all models in both pieces to unite them. The same font is used for all text to ensure consistency. The same striking front cover image is used on both the digipack and poster to make the product more memorable. Scenes from the video are featured inside the digipack to show a strong connection
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The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a film's main product (trailer) with ancillary texts (poster and magazine cover) for promotional purposes. It analyzes a marketing campaign called "Changeling" as inspiration. For their own campaign, they feature the protagonist Sophie Baker prominently across all products to create a strong, recognizable brand. Key elements like the title, tagline ("I will find her") and font are also consistent. Conventionally, the poster and magazine cover feature close-up images of Sophie with tense facial expressions to suit the genre and attract the target audience while differentiating the products from other films.
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The document discusses how the creator incorporated synergy between a teaser trailer, film poster, and magazine cover promoting the same text. Key elements like background, font, text, and images were carried over between the pieces to strengthen their connection. The background, font, and main character image were most successfully synced up, while incorporating the genre-defining abandoned school setting into the magazine cover posed a challenge. Overall, balancing professional quality with conveying the sci-fi genre across all pieces could have improved the synergy further.
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The document discusses how the marketing campaign for a horror film focused on consistency across three media products: a movie poster, magazine cover, and trailer. Key elements like location, characters, and typography/titles were reflected in all pieces to create synergy and intrigue audiences about the film. The woods setting was prominently featured. While the killer's identity was kept mysterious, the same character appeared in the magazine and trailer. Font styles and taglines were also kept consistent to make the campaign iconic and help audiences recognize what franchise they were engaging with.
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The document discusses the consistency of imagery, fonts, and characters across different promotional materials for a film project. It states that a woods theme was used as iconography in the film poster and magazine cover, with establishing shots also featured in the teaser trailer. A similar font was used for the film poster and main titles to create branding continuity. A different font was used for the magazine cover to follow publication conventions, but the film title still stood out. The main character, Danielle, appears prominently in both the magazine cover and poster to showcase her importance in the story across all promotional materials.
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The document discusses how the main product (a film) and ancillary texts (magazine cover, poster, teaser trailer) work together to brand the film. It analyzes how each product suggests the same thriller genre through use of dark colors and imagery. It also examines how each product conveys similar narrative themes of violence, suspense, and justice. Finally, it considers how each product represents the main character in a consistent way and appeals to the target audience of 16-35 year olds.
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The three media pieces for the film Lovers Lane are visually and thematically linked. [1] The font used for the film title is consistent across the trailer, poster, and magazine cover to create a unified identity. [2] The main actress is featured prominently in both the trailer and magazine cover to connect the pieces. [3] A sepia tone represents the period aspects of the story in the trailer, poster, and magazine images. However, the magazine cover also has its own stylistic elements to appeal to its readership.
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2) They chose a font that related well to the horror genre and used it consistently on the poster, magazine, and other products to make their audience recognize the film.
3) Elements like the logo, font, color, and costumes in the trailer were used to emphasize the supernatural brand image and target the intended audience.
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The document discusses how effective the combination of a film's main products (trailer, poster, magazine cover) is at establishing a strong brand identity. It analyzes the student's film marketing campaign, noting how a consistent red color scheme and inclusion of a red cup across all products helps create recognition and links between them. While the font and taglines are not entirely consistent, the campaign utilizes other visual and narrative elements like characters and themes to tie the products together. Research on other films' campaigns informed the student's efforts to similarly employ shared visuals, colors, and messaging to effectively build an identifiable brand.
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- 5. We kept the same company indent and logos across the different platforms in this example we have picture box studios which is on both our poster and our trailer. We done this to imitate real media products with the same company involved in every piece of media product.
- 6. Conclusion • I found that we were good at keeping all of our products similar in their own ways such as the poster and the magazine cover both being cartoony and surreal also the titles we created for our film we kept across all of our products so I feel we were effective at keeping a brand identity.