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The Saved by the Bell DVD targets teenagers aged 13 to 18. The cover uses neutral colors and features the main characters posed in a way that looks fun to appeal to the target audience. The characters are dressed in everyday clothes that viewers can relate to. The fonts are designed so the overall title stands out more than the specific series name, as the overall title is more recognizable to fans.
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Presentation1.pptx signs and signifiers
The document analyzes the cover and contents pages of several music magazines. It identifies various signs used on the pages, including symbolic signs like the use of feminine pink colors on one cover targeting female audiences. Indexical signs directly point to content, like large images of musicians indicating an emphasis on music. Iconic signs represent concepts through images, such as a magazine masthead being iconic of the brand. The analysis considers both oppositional and preferred readings of the signs.
Signs and Signifiers
The genre of the magazine is pop music. The cover features a large image of Noel Fielding from the band Loose Trapestries, drawing attention to his eccentric style. The bold title and decreasing text sizes emphasize the importance of stories, with Noel Fielding's being the largest. While the pink color could appeal more to females, the masculine cover image aims to attract both genders. The masthead is a recognizable logo that identifies the magazine as NME, a well-known music publication.
Zack and cody
The document analyzes the cover of the DVD for the television show "The Suite Life on Deck." It notes that the show appeals mainly to 8-14 year olds, with a focus on the twin boy main characters. The color scheme uses neutral tones like white, gold, and black. The cover prominently displays the show's name and logo, along with images of the four main characters posed in a fun way. It also bears the Disney logo to signal the type of high-quality content viewers can expect. The fonts and sizing used for the title are meant to clearly identify the series and indicate it is a sequel production.
Textual Analysis
The document analyzes the cover of a DVD for children's TV show "The Tweenies". It summarizes that:
1) The bright colors and use of many colors on the front cover are meant to attract young children as the target audience.
2) The back cover has a more organized layout and fewer colors than the front, suggesting an older target age of 6-7 years.
3) There is more writing on the back cover in yellow text, making it hard to read, so the cover is not as organized as it appears despite targeting an older audience.
Magazine front cover 3
The front cover of Total Film magazine features the title in large, bold font across the top in white against a blue background. The cover image shows Sherlock Holmes standing in a foggy setting in period costume, with a subtle smile that intrigues the viewer about the character and film. The caption below in blue and white calls the film a "World Exclusive" and promises that "All the elements are coming together" to build mystery and intrigue around the narrative. Overall the cover uses striking visual design and teasing text to attract audiences interested in films like Sherlock Holmes.
Angus, Thongs and perfect snogging analysis
The document analyzes a movie poster for a teen film called "Mental." It summarizes that the title suggests the film will have unusual and random things happening. The main character is positioned in an interesting way to portray her as a non-normal teenager. The poster uses color and doodles to convey that the film shouldn't be taken too seriously despite its offbeat title.
2. research(3)
The document analyzes existing magazine products targeted at children and young teenagers. It notes key features like bright colors, prominent characters, and fonts with a playful feel. The main characters are centered to draw attention. Text has borders contrasting with the color. No barcodes are needed as Japanese magazines come in plastic bags with barcodes. The target audience is identified as children to young teens based on the bright colors appealing to younger people. The analysis will inform the design of the new magazine by including the main character "Build" and adopting the color scheme of the TV series.
Movie poster analysis
This movie poster uses subtle design elements and text to intrigue audiences about the complex thriller's mysterious plot. Red text stands out against a navy background, drawing attention to the urgent-looking title. Reviews promise a sophisticated film that will make audiences think. Gary Oldman's name is largest, indicating he is central, while other recognizable actors attract different fans. Mysterious images and averted gazes hint at secrecy, paranoia and twists. Violence is implied but not gratuitous. Supernatural text raises questions about what audiences will believe. Together, these elements tease out the film's mysteries while appealing to different types of thriller fans.
Research of title sequence
The document discusses conventions of film title sequences. It provides examples of title sequences that effectively convey the genre and plot of the film to the audience. One title sequence shows a man holding a gun surrounded by bodies on the ground, signaling to viewers that the film is a crime drama. Another title focuses on a couple about to kiss, suggesting a romantic narrative. A third highlights a character dressed in sports attire, implying the film will involve that person and sports. The examples demonstrate how title sequences can intrigue audiences and set expectations for the genre and plot through visual cues.
Poster analysis
The poster analyzes several elements:
- At the top are the names of famous directors and actors to attract fans
- The main image features the two lead characters in a way that conveys their relationship
- Bright colors and imagery set the scene and tone for the genre (e.g. Christmas themes for a romcom)
- The title stands out largest to identify the movie
Music album advert analysis
The advertisement uses a black and white color scheme with minimal text to promote an indie rock band's new album. It centers the band's logo above release details in matching fonts. This simple, monochromatic design reinforces the band's indie genre and appeals to an older audience rather than younger fans who prefer brighter ads.
Questions 4&5
Question 4:Who would be the audience for your media product? Question 5: How did you attract/address your audience?
Film poster analysis 12 years a slave
The document analyzes the poster for the film "12 Years a Slave". The central title draws attention to the integral story within the film. The main image features the main character, a slave, with a fearful facial expression and running stance to indicate he is escaping slavery. Including that the film tells a true story encourages empathy and interest from audiences in learning his real experience. The poster also includes the director and main actors to draw on their prior work, and notes the film is based on a true story to further engage audiences with the realistic characters. However, it intentionally omits a specific release date to generate intrigue and anticipation around the film's launch.
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- 2. the bell’ and you like the show you are more likely to know you want the DVD than if you see the title of the series which will be less well known.