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The document discusses improving horror movie posters. It notes that the font used for the actor names, tagline, and release date on one poster is too basic and does not connect strongly with horror conventions. Additionally, another poster breaks from the dark, mysterious tone of the other posters by using color in the picture. However, one poster is praised for meeting horror codes through its dark background and confusing narrative that leaves the audience uncertain and wanting to know more.
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Question One Evaluation
The document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real media products. It analyzes a movie poster and website created by the author for a horror film. The poster and website use conventions commonly found in real horror media such as: placing the title at the top in an exaggerated font, including a tagline, credits, and release date, using dark colors and low key lighting, and including an image that implies violence. The one way the media product challenges conventions is by not including actors' names. Overall, the document examines how the author's created media sticks closely to genre conventions to seem professional and advertise the film effectively.
Evaluation, Question one - Poster
The document discusses conventions of film posters and how the author's media product adheres to or challenges these conventions. Some key conventions discussed include using large dominant images, catchy taglines, casting names, and genre-specific color schemes. The author analyzes how their horror film poster uses a gloomy central image, red title font, and mysterious tagline to follow horror poster conventions while also experimenting with layout elements like quote placement. Overall, the poster aims to intrigue audiences and promote the film through both conventional and some unconventional design choices.
Evaluation, Question one - Poster
This document analyzes typical conventions of film posters and how the author's media product adheres to or challenges these conventions. It discusses conventions related to image placement, font, color scheme, text inclusion, and overall layout/design. The author studied posters for the films Sorority Row and The Ring as examples. Their poster includes a dominant central image, title placement below the center, a dull color scheme, and text for date/credits to promote the film while maintaining a mysterious tone fitting of the horror genre.
Evaluation, Question one - Poster
The document discusses conventions of film posters and how the author's media product adheres to or challenges these conventions. Typical conventions include a dominant central image, large title, actors' names, and tagline. The author's horror poster features a gloomy central image off-center, a title below center in bold font, and uses colors like red, black, and green common in horror posters. While adhering to conventions like the dominant image and release date, the author's poster challenges conventions by having an off-center title and emotionally blank central character image.
Conventions included in my film poster and magazine cover
1) The document discusses several elements of a film poster that help communicate the horror genre to viewers, including religious symbols, a ominous quote in red text, and the inclusion of social media information.
2) The main image on the poster is a gun, which conveys violence and death and helps suggest the horror genre when combined with other elements like the title.
3) Additional text provides release date and contact information in varying fonts and the colors red, black, and white, which carry connotations related to evil, death, and bleakness.
My Movie Poster Research
The document discusses different types of movie posters and design elements that could be used for a coursework poster project. Older posters tended to include more information like actor names and company credits, while newer posters focus on just the basics of title, tagline, and release date. Effective poster design draws attention through strong central images, complementary colors, and conveying the genre or mood. Quotes from the film and selective coloring can also engage audiences. The author plans to incorporate elements of both older and newer poster styles for their teaser poster, including some additional information but keeping the focus on attracting and advertising through memorable visuals and insights into the film.
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses conventions of horror movie posters and how the media product complies with or challenges these conventions. It describes typical elements of horror posters like a dark color scheme, often red and black, distorted text, taglines to attract audiences. It then explains how the media product uses these conventions, including a dark color scheme with red title text to signify blood, a close-up of the villain's face with edited demonic eyes representing good and evil, and including a tagline and institutional information to appear professional. The poster layout similarly prioritizes the large center image, clear title, and tagline in an easily readable and symmetrical format.
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This document analyzes the film poster for the 2010 remake of A Nightmare on Elm Street. The poster prominently features Freddy Krueger, the antagonist of the film franchise. It follows horror genre conventions such as using red text and showcasing the villain. The poster is effective at grabbing attention and conveying the theme of nightmares. It also provides just enough information to intrigue audiences without revealing too much of the plot.
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The document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real media products. It analyzes a movie poster and website created by the author for a horror film. The poster and website use conventions commonly found in real horror media such as: placing the title at the top in an exaggerated font, including a tagline, credits, and release date, using dark colors and low key lighting, and including an image that implies violence. The one way the media product challenges conventions is by not including actors' names. Overall, the document examines how the author's created media sticks closely to genre conventions to seem professional and advertise the film effectively.
Evaluation, Question one - Poster
The document discusses conventions of film posters and how the author's media product adheres to or challenges these conventions. Some key conventions discussed include using large dominant images, catchy taglines, casting names, and genre-specific color schemes. The author analyzes how their horror film poster uses a gloomy central image, red title font, and mysterious tagline to follow horror poster conventions while also experimenting with layout elements like quote placement. Overall, the poster aims to intrigue audiences and promote the film through both conventional and some unconventional design choices.
Evaluation, Question one - Poster
This document analyzes typical conventions of film posters and how the author's media product adheres to or challenges these conventions. It discusses conventions related to image placement, font, color scheme, text inclusion, and overall layout/design. The author studied posters for the films Sorority Row and The Ring as examples. Their poster includes a dominant central image, title placement below the center, a dull color scheme, and text for date/credits to promote the film while maintaining a mysterious tone fitting of the horror genre.
Evaluation, Question one - Poster
The document discusses conventions of film posters and how the author's media product adheres to or challenges these conventions. Typical conventions include a dominant central image, large title, actors' names, and tagline. The author's horror poster features a gloomy central image off-center, a title below center in bold font, and uses colors like red, black, and green common in horror posters. While adhering to conventions like the dominant image and release date, the author's poster challenges conventions by having an off-center title and emotionally blank central character image.
Conventions included in my film poster and magazine cover
1) The document discusses several elements of a film poster that help communicate the horror genre to viewers, including religious symbols, a ominous quote in red text, and the inclusion of social media information.
2) The main image on the poster is a gun, which conveys violence and death and helps suggest the horror genre when combined with other elements like the title.
3) Additional text provides release date and contact information in varying fonts and the colors red, black, and white, which carry connotations related to evil, death, and bleakness.
My Movie Poster Research
The document discusses different types of movie posters and design elements that could be used for a coursework poster project. Older posters tended to include more information like actor names and company credits, while newer posters focus on just the basics of title, tagline, and release date. Effective poster design draws attention through strong central images, complementary colors, and conveying the genre or mood. Quotes from the film and selective coloring can also engage audiences. The author plans to incorporate elements of both older and newer poster styles for their teaser poster, including some additional information but keeping the focus on attracting and advertising through memorable visuals and insights into the film.
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses conventions of horror movie posters and how the media product complies with or challenges these conventions. It describes typical elements of horror posters like a dark color scheme, often red and black, distorted text, taglines to attract audiences. It then explains how the media product uses these conventions, including a dark color scheme with red title text to signify blood, a close-up of the villain's face with edited demonic eyes representing good and evil, and including a tagline and institutional information to appear professional. The poster layout similarly prioritizes the large center image, clear title, and tagline in an easily readable and symmetrical format.
Poster Analysis - Friday the 13th
This document analyzes the film poster for the 2010 remake of A Nightmare on Elm Street. The poster prominently features Freddy Krueger, the antagonist of the film franchise. It follows horror genre conventions such as using red text and showcasing the villain. The poster is effective at grabbing attention and conveying the theme of nightmares. It also provides just enough information to intrigue audiences without revealing too much of the plot.
A2 product analysis
The document provides an analysis of a product promotion package for a new horror film that includes a magazine front cover, poster, and teaser trailer. The analysis discusses how the media products use conventions of real magazines and movies. Specifically, it notes the use of colors, interviews, and images on the magazine cover to resemble real film magazines. For the poster, it compares design choices to the movie "Sorority Row," such as placement of title and tagline and focus on the protagonist. The teaser trailer similarly uses horror conventions like a wooded night setting and special effects to build intrigue around the villain's identity and threat to the protagonist.
Conventions of form & genre
The document discusses how the magazine cover follows conventions of form and genre. Key conventions used include placing the main image in the center, using bold fonts, including a barcode and issue details, and using colors like red and black associated with horror. Following these conventions helps the audience easily identify it as a magazine cover and understand it is advertising a horror film. The teaser poster also uses conventions like minimal text, continuity with the trailer through imagery and tagline, and fonts and colors that stand out to draw the audience in while maintaining mystery about the film's title. Conforming to genre conventions clarifies this is a horror product for viewers.
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Poster analysis
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The document outlines plans for six photography shots to create three posters for a project. Photo 1 of Poster One will show the protagonist curled up in bed with light coming from a nightstand. Photo 2 will show shadowy hands reaching out. Poster Two includes shots of the protagonist running from monsters and close-ups of the monsters. Photo 1 of Poster Three will suspend the protagonist in mid-air with strings attached to the ceiling, while Photo 2 will show the puppeteer cross placing strings on the protagonist.
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This document provides instructions for creating a theatrical poster that will be in landscape format, with the placement of elements like "Teaser", "Theatrical portrait", and "Quad" remaining the same as another design.
script annotation.pptx
This document provides descriptions of the key elements that make up a film script, including scene headings, character names, action blocks, dialogue, editing directions, and other structural components. It explains that these elements contain important information for various crew members, such as descriptions of the setting, characters, and story progression that directors, actors, designers, and editors need to visualize and produce the film. The document also notes genre-specific elements like the use of darkness and informal dialogue to create tension and connect with the audience for a horror film script. Overall, the document outlines the main parts of a script and how they provide essential details to the cast and crew to bring the written story to life on screen.
media script maps DONEDOENDOEN(1).pptx
Oliver's bedroom mood board shows that his bedroom is creepy at night without lights but less creepy during the day with lights on. It has a bland color scheme and some childish toys that seem too young for Oliver. Nycto, one of Oliver's fears, disguises herself by covering her face and has a ghostly shadow. She always wears a dark big hat and has a ghostly, ghastly cloud around her. Verze is a distorted, broken person who is creepy and fazing with vibrant, coloured outlines and multiple lines through them. Oliver's house has a cosy atmosphere with a traditional British exterior and everything is clean and in its proper place within the small but wisely used
Initial mind map plan.pptx
The script is about a 10-year-old boy named Oliver Brown who begins meeting manifestations of his fears at night, including Nycto (fear of darkness), Maze (fear of being lost), and Acro (fear of heights). At first, the encounters seem friendly, but the monsters grow more sinister and dangerous over time. The story follows Oliver living in an upper-middle class English home with his parents as he struggles with the trauma of the nightly visits. In the climactic final night, Oliver fights most of the monsters but is ultimately overpowered by Nycto and killed.
Just sketches.pptx
This short document appears to be discussing different types of film previews or trailers such as teasers and theatrical portraits. It mentions teasers, theatrical portraits, and quads which are common terms used for previewing films. The document repeats some of these terms but does not provide much additional context.
graphic layout.pptx
This document discusses poster design concepts for a film titled "Help Me". It includes descriptions of teaser, quad, and theatrical poster designs. The teaser poster design depicts the protagonist curled up next to a nightstand, with black arms reaching out of the darkness towards them. The quad poster design shows the protagonist trying to escape surrounding antagonists. The theatrical poster design suspends the protagonist in mid-air, being torn apart by various antagonists, with a moonlit bedroom in the background. Text elements including the title, taglines, release dates, credits, and actors' names are described in the designs. Rationale is provided for the layout and placement of design elements in each poster concept.
moodboard.pptx
The document appears to describe various phobias and fears using ominous and unsettling terms. It mentions being watched, hiding, hunting, and puppeteers. Several phobia names are listed such as nycto, arachno, verze, athazagora, and acro. Overall tones of being unstoppable, merciless, manipulative, abnormal, cunning, shattered, inescapable and having no options are conveyed.
My Poster Proposal MERIT DONE.docx
The document proposes three movie posters to promote the film "Phobia":
1) A 40x30 inch landscape poster featuring the main characters and setting. It aims to intrigue audiences without revealing too much of the plot.
2) Two 27x40 inch portrait posters - a teaser and theatrical poster. The teaser poster focuses on the protagonist in pajamas against a dark backdrop to set an eerie mood.
3) The theatrical poster shows the screaming protagonist suspended by spiderwebs, representing his manipulation by antagonists. Dark, fearful tones aim to convey the horror genre.
My Poster proposal PASS DONE.docx
The document summarizes the poster campaign being created to promote a psychological horror film called "Phobia." Three types of posters will be made - a 30x40 inch landscape quad poster, and two 27x40 inch portrait posters. The teaser poster will show a boy curled up alone in a dark room with hands reaching towards him. The quad poster will show the boy surrounded by glowing lights depicting different phobias while a dark figure looms in the background. The theatrical poster will show the boy suspended by webs that turn into ropes, with parts of his body disintegrating. Common horror film poster conventions like using dark backgrounds and highlighting emotions will be followed to attract audiences.
poster campaign research.pptx
The document discusses the key elements of a movie poster, including the director name and credentials to establish credibility, a main image that conveys the theme and tone of the film in an intriguing way, a solid black background that creates an unsettling atmosphere, a brief tagline that communicates the central idea and generates interest, the studio logo to signal quality and reliability, the release date to build anticipation, a prominent title, and a billing block listing the director, writer, actors and other credits to provide context and attract fans. These elements work together to effectively advertise and market the film.
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- 1. Portrait Teaser I have a basic font for my actor's names, tagline, and release date which is should change so it stands out more and connects more with horror conventions. These posters meet horror codes and conventions with its eerie dark tone and mystery element with each poster displaying that differently.
- 2. Quad I have a basic and non-horror conventional font that I have used for my actor names, tagline, and release date. This makes my poster look more basic which won't stand out to the public. The picture is in colour which unlike the other posters, is breaking the common trend that I have stuck too, so I must change that. This poster meets horror code and conventions with its dark background and confusing narrative that it is displaying. This is so the audience doesn’t understand what's going on so not only will they want to know more but also uncertainty adds to the horror element.