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The document analyzes a movie poster that depicts a girl dragging blood to form a sinister face, conveying that this is a horror film. It discusses how the poster follows conventions like featuring a vulnerable female character. Mentioning other popular horror films like "Paranormal Activity" and "Insidious" aims to position this film similarly. While most posters center around one main image, this poster uses the bloody image and an unknown actor to create fear and make the story more realistic and relatable.
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Evaluation q1
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Evaluation2
The document discusses how the filmmaker represented social groups in their media project. They created a male detective as the protagonist who wears stylish but professional clothes to seem desirable but not too stereotypical. Most of the suspects for the missing person case included both males and females to avoid gender stereotypes about criminality. A female character acts melodramatically, reinforcing stereotypes about women being more emotional. Overall, the filmmaker aimed to mix crime and high school drama genres for their target teenage audience while representing gender both stereotypically and non-stereotypically.
Evaluation question 2
Shown within this powerpoint is how my media product represents particular social groups. I have discussed and evaluated my film opening to be able to consider the issues involved.
Evaluation question 1
This document provides an analysis of how the author's thriller opening uses, challenges, and develops conventions of real media products. The author drew inspiration from films, TV shows, music, and social media to create their opening. Professional music and footage from shows like Broadchurch and The Missing were analyzed and certain elements like costumes, shots of children, and symbols of missing persons were incorporated into the opening. The opening challenges conventions by focusing on the disappearance of a young girl rather than following a typical thriller storyline. Feedback from sharing the opening on social media was also used to further develop and refine the project.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how the media producer's film represents social groups through its use of characters. Specifically, it uses a young female protagonist to elicit sympathy from its target 15-24 female audience by portraying her stereotypically as weak, helpless, and affected by nightmares. Like the film "The Ring," it also opens in the protagonist's bedroom to further help the intended audience relate. While "The Ring's" character is initially bolshie, the producer's character is portrayed as more alone and at risk to seem even more helpless. Both films play on stereotypes of young female characters as naive, innocent, and in need of protection.
Media evalution question 22
The document discusses the social groups of gender and age that are identified in the author's thriller opening. Gender stereotypes presented include the female protagonist being portrayed as weaker than the male and more emotional. Age stereotypes include the teenage characters being loud and rebellious. The target audience research found that mainly girls wanted to watch the thriller, so a female protagonist was used, and faster pacing and action was included to appeal to older males. Stereotypical portrayals of the characters were intended to clearly identify them and their intentions to the audience.
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The document discusses how the filmmakers aimed to attract their target horror film audience through the use of plot twists, strong female leads, and unconventional elements. They conducted audience research to learn what viewers found cliche or wanted to see more of. This informed decisions like including two independent female protagonists. Low-key lighting, realistic costumes, and a dark wooded setting were used to create an immersive and unsettling atmosphere for viewers.
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Evaluation q1
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Evaluation2
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Evaluation question 2
Shown within this powerpoint is how my media product represents particular social groups. I have discussed and evaluated my film opening to be able to consider the issues involved.
Evaluation question 1
This document provides an analysis of how the author's thriller opening uses, challenges, and develops conventions of real media products. The author drew inspiration from films, TV shows, music, and social media to create their opening. Professional music and footage from shows like Broadchurch and The Missing were analyzed and certain elements like costumes, shots of children, and symbols of missing persons were incorporated into the opening. The opening challenges conventions by focusing on the disappearance of a young girl rather than following a typical thriller storyline. Feedback from sharing the opening on social media was also used to further develop and refine the project.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how the media producer's film represents social groups through its use of characters. Specifically, it uses a young female protagonist to elicit sympathy from its target 15-24 female audience by portraying her stereotypically as weak, helpless, and affected by nightmares. Like the film "The Ring," it also opens in the protagonist's bedroom to further help the intended audience relate. While "The Ring's" character is initially bolshie, the producer's character is portrayed as more alone and at risk to seem even more helpless. Both films play on stereotypes of young female characters as naive, innocent, and in need of protection.
Media evalution question 22
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Evaluation q2
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Q2 evaluation re draft
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Q4 evaluation
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1) A dominant central image that conveys something important about the film's narrative, often showing a possessed child suffering.
2) Horrific and disturbing imagery meant to scare audiences, like a decomposed hand emerging from a mouth.
3) Cold colors like red, black, and white that create a sinister feel.
4) The largest and boldest title at the bottom below the image to draw attention.
By understanding the conventions of existing effective posters, the document provides knowledge for designing a successful possession horror film poster.
Film poster annotations
The film poster features a large image of Uma Thurman, indicating she is a main star. Her posture and exposed cleavage are intended to make her appear sexy and desirable, particularly to heterosexual male audiences. The title stands out in large yellow text on red, clearly displaying the film title and grabbing attention. The poster advertises that the film received an award from a prestigious festival, meant to make it seem more appealing. It also prominently features Quentin Tarantino's name as the director, appealing to fans of his high quality films in the same genre. A gun in the image connotes danger and indicates the film's crime and thriller genre. The long list of big name actors is useful given the large cast
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Evaluation question two
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Nagra heer eval
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Evaluation Question 1
This document summarizes how the media product used several conventions of real thriller films. It incorporated conventions such as the antagonist having greater force than the protagonist, storylines featuring danger and fights followed by a character running for help, and focusing the storyline around the main protagonists. The document discusses how these conventions helped make the story seem realistic and conventional. However, it notes that the convention of including suspense through hidden characters may not have been effective due to the portrayal. Overall, the conventions helped appeal to audiences as a thriller genre piece.
Q4
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My music magazine targets 16-30 year olds and features a smiling black male model on the cover wearing trendy clothing, departing from the more serious poses typically found on other magazines. The layout and design was influenced by Vibe magazine, including placing the model's head over the magazine name on the cover. The magazine would likely be distributed by major companies like Time Inc. and Prometheus Global Media to reach a wide audience across different platforms and expand its recognition. Through constructing the magazine, I learned valuable skills in photography, image editing, layout, and formatting for different platforms to create a professional product.
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The document summarizes the design and content choices made for an R&B music magazine targeted at 16-30 year olds. Key points include:
- The cover features a smiling black male model in trendy clothing to represent the target audience while breaking stereotypes of serious poses.
- The magazine aims to appeal to both male and female readers and includes sections beyond just music to draw in a wider range of interests.
- Distribution would likely be through major retailers like WHSmith that have a wide reach, including smaller stores in places like train stations.
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The document discusses the characters that will be used in an opening film sequence for a psychological thriller. A teenage actress will portray the faceless female protagonist who stalks and follows another teenage actress portraying the victim. Using teenagers as the actors makes the audience, which is also teenage, better able to relate to the characters and situation. This helps set up conventions of the psychological thriller genre like stalking and vulnerability.
Film magazines and posters
The document discusses magazine and film poster design features that draw in readers and viewers. It notes that clear titles, taglines, and prominent actors attract attention on shelves and posters. Specific magazines and posters analyzed have titles and taglines in bold that stand out, conveying just enough intrigue without revealing too much of the plot. The document advocates incorporating these attention-grabbing techniques into its own magazine design.
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The document discusses the filmmaker's opening sequence for a horror/action thriller. They chose to represent the main characters (a young girl and male kidnapper) through stereotypes to make the genre recognizable to audiences. The young girl is portrayed as helpless and overpowered by the male, upholding stereotypes. Her appearance and reactions closely match the actress in the film "Taken." The male kidnapper is kept anonymous through dark clothing and not showing his face, also stereotypical of a "bad guy." Research showed audiences relate to and expect these types of stereotypes in openings to build tension and engage viewers.
Evaluation q2
Greg gets pressured into trying cocaine by his friends just once, but becomes addicted. The film aims to show that drugs never end well and can lead to problems like debt or fights with dealers. It also wants to demonstrate that peer pressure should be avoided, as saying no is sometimes best to prevent unwanted outcomes like addiction.
Target audience
Max Shorter is targeting a mass audience for their horror film because the genre appeals to both men and women. While horror films are often seen as niche, they can also attract a wide audience. The film targets people ages 16-30 as it features young actors and stereotypically horror appeals most to younger audiences who get scared more easily. It is being targeted at audiences in the UK where the film is based and features English-speaking actors.
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The document analyzes and compares two movie posters - one for the film "Four Christmases" and one for the film "Iron Man 2" - to understand how they target different audiences.
The "Four Christmases" poster features a woman in formal clothing to appeal to female viewers by depicting a character they can relate to. Elements like presents and a ribbon tied around the couple are meant to show love and appeal to what women want to see.
In contrast, the "Iron Man 2" poster features a man in formal clothing and adds elements like missiles, explosions and helicopters to appeal to male viewers by including action and drama. It depicts the protagonist as larger than others to portray a heroic fighter. Dark
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Optimum Productions is an independent film company that specializes in crime thriller films. They have pitched a film opening where a girl is murdered by a serial killer after leaving work. Her boyfriend is a detective investigating the serial killer. The film will follow the detective's attempt to catch the killer to create mystery and tension. Optimum wants to use genre conventions like low key lighting and an ordinary person in an extraordinary situation to engage the audience.
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The document discusses the filmmaker's choices in creating their thriller film. They chose to use a 19-year-old white female protagonist to appeal to a wide audience and follow thriller conventions. Locations like a dark garage and plain white house were used to create a creepy atmosphere and reflect the idea of people being controlled in society. Shots from the antagonist's point of view and a black and white filter in the basement were intended to make viewers relate to both characters and show the protagonist's vulnerability. Through these creative decisions, the filmmaker aimed to represent and comment on various social groups and influences in society.
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The document discusses the intended audience for a media product described as a thriller film called "PREY". It states that the audience would be around 50% men and 50% women due to elements like a female lead, action scenes, and a tense ending. It would likely attract teenagers and adults rather than children due to violent content suggested by the title and clues in the opening. The film aims to include people of all races and social classes by featuring actors of different races and portraying characters from both upper and lower classes.
Poster overview
The document analyzes 7 film posters for possession horror movies to understand how to effectively design a poster for a possession horror film. It finds that the posters all feature:
1) A dominant central image that conveys something important about the film's narrative, often showing a possessed child suffering.
2) Horrific and disturbing imagery meant to scare audiences, like a decomposed hand emerging from a mouth.
3) Cold colors like red, black, and white that create a sinister feel.
4) The largest and boldest title at the bottom below the image to draw attention.
By understanding the conventions of existing effective posters, the document provides knowledge for designing a successful possession horror film poster.
Film poster annotations
The film poster features a large image of Uma Thurman, indicating she is a main star. Her posture and exposed cleavage are intended to make her appear sexy and desirable, particularly to heterosexual male audiences. The title stands out in large yellow text on red, clearly displaying the film title and grabbing attention. The poster advertises that the film received an award from a prestigious festival, meant to make it seem more appealing. It also prominently features Quentin Tarantino's name as the director, appealing to fans of his high quality films in the same genre. A gun in the image connotes danger and indicates the film's crime and thriller genre. The long list of big name actors is useful given the large cast
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The document outlines a pitch for a crime thriller film called Optimum Productions. It will follow a detective trying to catch a serial killer who murdered his daughter. The film opening shows the daughter being killed by the killer in her workplace at night. Questionnaire results found that viewers prefer male heroes and workplace settings. The film will use genre conventions like low key lighting and ordinary people in extraordinary situations to keep the audience engaged.
Evaluation question two
The document discusses how women are typically portrayed in horror and thriller movies as vulnerable and weak characters who require male assistance. However, the film opening described seeks to represent women differently by depicting the main female character as independent and strong. The opening focuses solely on the grieving yet vengeful main character and her daughter without any male characters, allowing the audience to get to know the strong female protagonist without stereotypical dependence on men.
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The document outlines a pitch for a crime thriller film called Optimum Productions. It will follow a detective trying to catch a serial killer who murdered his daughter. The film opening will show the daughter being murdered by the killer in low key lighting at her workplace. Optimum Productions specializes in crime thrillers and wants to engage audiences through mystery and genre conventions like low key lighting, shadows, and tension.
Nagra heer eval
Our media product uses and challenges some conventions of horror films. It uses a child character like in films like Insidious and The Omen to create a scary vibe. However, it does not include typical horror elements like strange figures in mirrors or forests at night. It also challenges conventions by using Asian actors instead of the typical white actors seen in most horror films. The target audience provided feedback that it fits with the horror genre but is not a typical horror film. It would be suitable for 15 certificate viewers and attract teenagers and adults who enjoy mystery and psychological thrillers in addition to horror fans. Extra effort was put into camera work and editing to improve the sequence over previous work.
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The short film proposal outlines a film about the financial abuse of an elderly woman by her home carer. The carer gains the woman's trust over time and takes control of her finances, stealing large sums of money from her savings. When the bank alerts police, they try to convince the elderly woman to press charges, though she sees the carer as a friend. Through flashbacks and evidence, police make the woman understand the extent of the financial abuse and arrest the carer. The film aims to help audiences recognize and prevent financial abuse of the elderly.
Evaluation Question 1
This document summarizes how the media product used several conventions of real thriller films. It incorporated conventions such as the antagonist having greater force than the protagonist, storylines featuring danger and fights followed by a character running for help, and focusing the storyline around the main protagonists. The document discusses how these conventions helped make the story seem realistic and conventional. However, it notes that the convention of including suspense through hidden characters may not have been effective due to the portrayal. Overall, the conventions helped appeal to audiences as a thriller genre piece.
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The document discusses strategies for making horror films relatable to target audiences. It notes that the primary audience for horror/thriller films is 15-30 years old, as younger people tend to enjoy being scared more. It emphasizes the importance of including relatable elements so audiences can imagine themselves in the characters' positions and become more immersed in the film. Producers aim to make broad characters that many people can relate to. For example, a film targeting teenage males may include stereotypical elements like characters who are constantly on their phones, interested in sports and cars. Including such relatable details and scenarios makes the audience more interested in the film.
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- The cover features a smiling black male model in trendy clothing to represent the target audience while breaking stereotypes of serious poses.
- The magazine aims to appeal to both male and female readers and includes sections beyond just music to draw in a wider range of interests.
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The document discusses film posters for the movies Sinister, Paranormal Activity 3, and Insidious. It analyzes aspects of each poster that would appeal to audiences and promote the films. Key elements highlighted include the use of vulnerable children to elicit sympathy, scary imagery like blood and ghosts to set the horror tone, and references to popular previous films to attract existing fans. The document also compares techniques used in film posters and magazine covers to attract attention and market movies.
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The horror movie poster uses several techniques to create a scary and mysterious atmosphere. It features a disturbing image of a demonic face with angry eyes staring at the viewer, along with a tagline and trail of blood, following horror movie conventions. Additional unsettling elements include snakes symbolizing demonic aspects, an unknown actress for the main female victim character, and a dark, dirty background making the frightening image stand out. All of these visual elements come together to effectively promote the supernatural and terrifying tone of the film for audiences.
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This document analyzes and summarizes several horror movie posters. It discusses conventions used in the posters, such as employing more images than text to attract audiences. Specific elements of the Insidious 2, The Conjuring, and The Devil Inside posters are examined, including colors, characters, taglines and how they relate to the films' narratives and genres. The analysis provides examples for the student to consider when designing their own horror movie poster.
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Poster analysis
This document provides an analysis of a movie poster for the film "The Possession". The poster features an image of a young girl with a dark, scabbed hand emerging from her mouth. The analysis discusses several aspects of the poster's design including the image composition, colors, text, and how they work together to convey the film's supernatural horror theme. Specifically, it notes how the image grabs attention, the colors suggest darkness and evil, and the title and image link to represent the battle between good and innocence versus the evil spirit inhabiting the girl's body. Overall, the analysis concludes the poster will successfully intrigue audiences and leave them with questions that only watching the film can answer.
Research of film posters
The document discusses conventions of film posters for horror movies. Generic conventions include showing the antagonist prominently to emphasize the horror scale and build mystery around them. Color, font, images, and layout are all deliberately designed to unsettle the audience and attract them to the film. Analysis of individual posters shows how visual elements like lighting, composition, and text imply a narrative of terror and isolate the vulnerable protagonist against a mysterious antagonist in a dark setting.
Horror poster analysis for ancillary task
The document analyzes horror movie posters to inform the creation of a promotion poster and magazine cover for a project about a little girl. It discusses conventions of horror posters like using children as victims and dull color schemes. Specific posters analyzed include The Possession, Sinister, and Mama. They use techniques like worn fonts, blurred images, and taglines to draw in audiences while hinting at the plots without revealing too much.
Poster Analysis 3
The poster for the slasher film "Sorority Row" uses dark colors and imagery of a burning house to set a scary, suspenseful tone. It depicts the film's protagonists - a group of teenage sisters - lined up in front of the fire, looking distressed. While unconventional for not featuring an antagonist, the poster effectively conveys the horror genre and hints that the sisters will face danger and death over the course of the film.
Poster Analysis 3
The poster analyzes the "Sorority Row" movie poster. It features a group of teenage girls standing in front of a house on fire. This sets up suspense about what dangers the girls will face. The poster is effective through its use of bold dark colors that clearly indicate it is a horror genre. It analyzes lighting, costumes, facial expressions and other techniques to provide clues about the narrative and characters. Overall the poster fulfills conventions of horror posters but makes them unique through its image and style.
Poster Analysis 3
The poster analyzes the "Sorority Row" movie poster. It uses conventions like a dark color scheme and imagery of a burning house to set a scary tone. The poster features all the protagonists which is unique. Their fearful facial expressions build suspense around the danger they may face. The tagline "Sisters for Life...and Death" hints that the sisters will face death together. Overall the poster effectively conveys the horror genre and builds intrigue around the film's narrative.
Horror Film Posters Analysis
This poster analyzes the film poster for the movie Sinister. It summarizes:
1) The poster establishes the horror genre through visual elements like the demonic eyes and blood imagery. It also creates intrigue around the antagonist through the tagline.
2) Strategic use of a little girl aims to elicit fear as innocent victims are common in horror. Her bloodied hand and hidden face imply demonic control.
3) Dull colors and contrasts between red and white effectively set a disturbing tone and imply corruption of innocence.
4) Minor details like the actors' names aim to attract audiences through recognition without revealing the plot.
The possession poster
The poster effectively matches the title of the film "The Possession" by showing a hand coming out of the mouth and taking control of the face, hinting at the horror to come. Below the title, the tagline "Darkness lives inside" links to the image and creates intrigue about what will happen. Including the line "Based on a true story" makes the film scarier by implying such events could happen to ordinary people. The mix of white and black/grey backgrounds in the poster further suggests normality being invaded by danger.
Research Of Existing Horror Posters
The poster uses various techniques to convey that the film is a psychological horror based on a bestselling novel. It prominently features the large orange title "Silence of the Lambs" against a black background, drawing attention. The character's faded face and red eyes imply an evil persona. A skull-faced moth on her mouth suggests she has been silenced by something dangerous. Well-known actor names are displayed to attract fans and imply a high production quality. Credits are moved to the bottom so as not to cover the character. Overall the poster creates intrigue around the story and signals to viewers that this is a terrifying horror film.
Poster evaluation
This document analyzes and summarizes a student's poster for a horror film. The student used two key images - a mid-shot of the alter ego and a close-up of the male villain with his head down. Through editing in Photoshop, the student layered the images to show the alter ego controlling the villain. Last-minute changes to the poster added red tones and blood effects to emphasize the horror genre. Overall, the poster effectively encoded the key symbols and situations from the film's trailer to promote the psychological horror film.
Film posters
The document contains analyses of several movie posters. For each poster, the author discusses elements they find effective and how they relate to the movie's title and potential plot. Key points analyzed include surreal images, shadowing, intriguing details like fingertips emerging from eyes, smudged text reflecting themes, implied hospital settings, shattered glass portraying impact and death, implications about nuns and the devil, and small obscured images relating to camera shutter themes. Overall, the author feels the ambiguous and thought-provoking nature of the poster images would intrigue audiences.
Horror Movie Poster Analysis
The document summarizes techniques used in an effective horror movie poster that the author intends to replicate for their own poster. Some of the techniques discussed include: placing the title at the bottom so it is in shadow of the main image; including previous films by the director to appeal to fans; using a single large unnerving main image to set the tone; limiting additional text to avoid revealing too much of the plot; and using a color palette of black and white with subtle red to emphasize mystery and danger. The author analyzes how these techniques appeal to horror movie audiences and effectively advertise the intended tone and content of the film without revealing too much.
Woman in-black
The poster for the film The Woman in Black uses a close-up image of the main character that follows the rule of thirds. His serious, distant expression and the blue in his eye convey feelings of coldness and sadness. The grey tones and lack of color create a ghostly, negative atmosphere that reflects the film's Victorian era setting and horror genre. Text on the poster stands out in white, further emphasizing the ghostly theme. Through these visual and textual elements, the poster effectively establishes the paranormal and mysterious themes of the film.
Insidious poster
The poster uses several effective techniques to attract audiences to the horror film "Insidious". The title is written in a bold, scratched font in red, representing horror. The central image features an intimidating boy staring directly at viewers. In the background is a dismal house and weather, setting the scene. The tagline creates intrigue by contradicting horror stereotypes. Information about the film's producers and cast of previous popular horror films aims to draw in those audiences.
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The document discusses how the filmmaker's media product uses and challenges conventions of real media genres. It provides examples from shots in the filmmaker's short film. Shots are discussed that incorporate dark filters, lighting, angles, and compositions to create tension and unease as is common in horror films. However, the film also includes elements of social realism genre through its portrayal of everyday settings and characters. The filmmaker aims to surprise the audience with a twist at the end, as is a convention of short films and social realism genre.
Research on Film Covers
This document contains three paragraphs summarizing movie poster images. The first paragraph describes an image of a blurred person reaching through a wall, suggesting they are trying to escape and need help. The open mouth links to horror themes of shouting for help. The second paragraph analyzes a screaming white mask, linking to the film's title and foreshadowing screams for help. The simple white mask stands out and is easy to remember in connection with the film. The third paragraph praises an image's faint effect, with a tongue sticking out face incorporating film stills to briefly foreshadow events while sparking the imagination. The white face stands out against the background and its expression instantly connects to the horror genre.
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The document analyzes the poster for the horror film "Friday the 13th". It discusses several elements of the poster and their symbolism:
1) The use of the colors red, grey, and black create an atmosphere of darkness, terror, and signify danger and blood which is typical for a horror film.
2) The lighting focuses on a deserted wooded location, implying the main character could be alone which builds suspense. A small glimmer of light also suggests a slim chance of escape from the villain.
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The document describes the design elements of a movie poster or magazine cover. Key elements include a barcode placed openly to not cover the image, a darker red color used for the text to fit the color scheme, and the magazine title in red to stand out. The film title uses the largest font to catch attention while still matching other fonts. The full page image clearly shows what the magazine or film is about. Additional details like other actors and included articles are also presented.
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This document analyzes the trailer for the film "Insidious" through a breakdown of shots from 0:00 to 1:47. It describes the establishing shots of the family home, shots of each family member, the darkening tone and increasing tension as strange things begin to happen. Shots of a hand and scary moves between the name of the film build atmosphere. Quick cuts show the issues culminating in an unexpected jump scare from the monster to end the trailer.
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This document analyzes and summarizes a movie trailer. It breaks down the trailer scene by scene, noting aspects like the music, camera work, visuals and tone used to build suspense and intrigue around the horror film being advertised. Key details like the production company, director credits and release date are also pointed out. The overall summary aims to give viewers a sense of what to expect from the trailer in terms of storytelling techniques and the type of scary movie being promoted.
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Bond
The magazine uses eye-catching design elements to attract its target audience. These include a bright red masthead and the prominent placement of the James Bond actor on the cover holding a gun. These visuals align with the action and violence of Bond films. Additional details like the price and date are de-emphasized so as not to distract from the main image and tagline promoting the quality content within. The design aims to draw in readers within the target 24-50+ age range who are already fans of the Bond franchise.
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The document discusses design choices for a music magazine masthead. It notes that red and white provide high contrast and are commonly used color combinations. It plans to use a white masthead with red text to follow conventions while making it distinct. It will also use a bold font and different outline. Additionally, it will have the magazine image overlap the masthead to mimic established designs and draw attention.
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The document analyzes the contents pages of three magazines: Billboard magazine, Top of the Pops magazine, and The Magazine. For Billboard, it notes the clear page numbers, use of different text sizes and colors to draw attention to main articles, and placement of charts to make the page stand out. For Top of the Pops, it discusses highlighting important text, using a heading to engage readers, and showing consistency with the front page articles. For The Magazine, it examines the image of rapper Piles that stands out on the neat page, with analysis of his pose, jewelry and tattoos that represent his background and status in the industry.
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Hifsa Hussain evaluates the design elements of her school magazine for sixth form students. She changed the masthead to make the magazine name more prominent in red to draw attention based on survey feedback. On the front cover, she included three relevant images - a long shot of the sixth form building to appeal to students, a close-up of a smiling student doing work, and two students talking. She selected cover lines suggested by her research group on topics appealing to sixth formers like exams, UCAS, and student feedback. The design aims to attract the target audience of 16-18 year old students.
Horror poster evaluation
Will Smith is featured prominently on the magazine cover as the main character in the film I Am Legend. The bold red and white text and graphics draw attention to key elements like the film title and Will Smith's name. A short blurb provides context about the film's genre and setting without fully summarizing the plot, enticing readers to learn more by purchasing the magazine.
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Actors interview questions Manny
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- 1. The image used portrays horror as they have used a girl dragging the blood and which creates a face within it. This tells us straight away that this is a horror movie. The way the girl is positioned matches with the name of the movie as the image is seen to be expressing the feeling of sinister. By having a girl they’ve have followed codes and conventions by having a girl on the front as they are seen to be vulnerable and weak. By writing paranormal activity and insidious adds to the atmosphere as the films mentioned are well established films which are very well known and scary, this shows that this may follow in the same steps, making the film look more attractive. Usually they have one main image in the middle for this poster they have used the blood to be the main attraction this is seen as the main selling point of this magazine, as this demon creates fear and terror. Here they have used an ordinary person as by having a unknown person makes it more scary as it makes it more real and realistic as they are able to relate to the actor. They’ve placed the production log in small at the bottom of the page as this isn’t the main attraction and will cover up what people would rather look at, By having the production log at the bottom. They’ve used images to link to the social media websites which attracts the audience as it stands out.