Target Audience Profile and Mission Statement
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The target audience for the school magazine "Sixth Form Monthly" are high-achieving students in years 12 and 13. After school, they like to revise, catch up on work, and spend time with friends or doing enjoyable activities like watching movies. They work part-time jobs on weekends to earn money and build their CVs. The magazine aims to provide extra help and guidance for 16-18 year old students to improve academically and socially. It will address issues like exam pressure and balancing work and free time to help readers feel more in control and less stressed. The goal is to help prepare students for life after sixth form.
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The document summarizes a pitch that was presented to an audience about a supernatural horror trailer. The pitch included details of the narrative, showing an inspirational trailer from "The Cabin in the Woods", and describing the planned characters. It explained why the supernatural horror genre was chosen and that the promotional package would be based on true events. The pitch also covered the planned ancillary task and showed an inspirational film poster. Feedback was sought from peers and teachers to help clarify and progress the ideas and help the students excel. Peer feedback encouraged considering more technical ways to display the horror genre and evolving other ideas further.
Ideas for name of magazine
The document discusses potential names for a new film magazine. It considers "Silver Screen" and "The Pictures" as options. "Silver Screen" refers to the material films were historically projected on and uses catchy alliteration. "The Pictures" comes from the term for early motion pictures. Members of the target audience preferred "Silver Screen" as the name, likely due to the pleasant sound of the alliteration and its vintage, unique meaning related to film history.
Ideas for use of camera
The document discusses ideas for camera techniques to use in a film trailer. It proposes using a "found footage" style to make events seem more realistic and build tension. Close-ups would be used to highlight emotions and involve the audience, especially in scary moments. High angle shots present characters as weak while low angles convey power. Medium shots show facial expressions and body language to give viewers insight into characters. These techniques from inspirational horror trailers will be applied to emphasize fear, vulnerability, and reactions.
Ideas for actors
This document provides character descriptions for an upcoming student film project. It introduces the four main characters: Bella, Spencer, and Esmé, who are friends traveling together for a weekend trip, and Damon, the grandson of the pub owner whose dark family history becomes entangled with the friends. It also notes which sixth form and university students will portray each role to best capture the dynamics of friendship among the friends and an unsettling quality in Damon.
Ideas for actors
This document provides character descriptions for a short film about four friends - Bella, Spencer, Esmé, and Amelia - who take a weekend trip together. Spencer is the nerdy friend who discovers the strange past of the pub they are staying at. Bella gets frightened easily while Esmé is motherly and keeps the group together. Amelia is brave and rebellious. The roles will be played by female students aged 17-18. It also introduces the antagonist Damon, the grandson of the pub owner who hid his grandfather's horrible acts. Damon will be portrayed by university drama student Razvan Suigo due to his acting experience and unconventional look.
Ideas for film name
The document considers potential titles for a horror film about friends who think they see a dead murderer. It discusses three potential titles: [1] "Phantasmal" which references ghosts and links to the horror genre; [2] "Occult" which references supernatural phenomena and hints at the supernatural plot elements; and [3] "Numinous" which has a spiritual meaning and relates to supernatural events in the plot. Ultimately, the document decides not to consult audiences but instead look to other successful horror film titles that use strange words with supernatural meanings and bold, direct sounds.
Shooting schedule
The shooting schedule outlines scenes to be filmed over four days involving two girls whose car breaks down outside the Ostrich Inn hotel. They agree to stay the night and receive help fixing their car, but strange sounds lead them to discover the hotel's disturbing past and one of the girls goes missing. The final scene has the remaining girl escaping with her friend in Colnbrook.
Magazine front cover analysis two
The magazine cover features a cheerleader representing the film "Jennifer's Body" to emphasize its importance. It uses bold colors and fonts that draw attention to key details about popular upcoming films. The layout balances images and text while organizing information clearly into categories to help readers find content easily.
Magazine front cover analysis one
The magazine cover features a close-up image of Harry Potter with wounds on his face to suggest he has been in battle. The text and colors used draw attention to the image and highlight information about upcoming movies. Bold colors, direct addresses to the reader, and lists of popular film names are designed to excite film fans and attract new readers. The layout follows magazine cover conventions to make key information easy to find.
Poster analysis three
The document provides an analysis of the movie poster for the film "Insidious". It summarizes that the poster depicts a boy standing in front of a house with a shadowy figure in the window, breaking conventions of typical horror movie posters. Through the use of lighting, color, and the boy's scratched eyes, the poster hints that something sinister is haunting the house through this child. It concludes that the poster effectively draws viewers in by promising a unique take on the haunted house subgenre.
Poster analysis two horror
The poster is promoting the horror film "The Last Exorcism" about demonic possession. It depicts a disheveled girl crouched in the darkened corner of a rotting room. Her posture and the dilapidated walls suggest the evil force is corrupting her and the environment. The poster uses dark, muted lighting and a low camera angle to emphasize the girl's vulnerability and elevated, threatening position. Her nightgown implies a loss of innocence. The large serif title and tagline pique viewers' curiosity about religious evil and the film's outcome. Overall, the poster uses visual and textual elements to set a mood of religious terror and tease the plot of possession and exorcism.
Poster analysis one
The poster promotes the supernatural horror movie "The Conjuring" by depicting a lonely, decrepit house in a misty rural setting. A noose hangs ominously from a dead tree above the house, and the shadow of a body is visible below it. The poster establishes the film's themes of death, evil forces, and paranormal activity through its dark, muted visuals and hints that a young girl may have been the victim. It effectively conveys to the audience that sinister, unexplained events occurred at this house through subtle clues in the composition and imagery.
Magazine cover analysis horror
The document analyzes and compares the cover designs of several movie magazine issues. It discusses elements like the main images, mastheads, color schemes, layouts, and sell lines. The covers generally feature antagonists from upcoming movies to generate interest. Mastheads are designed to match the movie theme and grab attention. Color schemes and fonts are also selected to be cohesive with the movie genre or plot. Sell lines advertise celebrity interviews and reviews to entice readers. Overall the covers aim to attract audiences through bold visuals and teasing additional content within.
Magazine cover analysis horror
The document analyzes several movie magazine covers. It describes the key elements of each cover, including the main image, masthead, color scheme, layout, and sell lines. Across the different magazines, some commonalities are seen, such as the use of antagonists or villains as the main image to generate excitement. The conclusion summarizes that successful magazine covers employ familiar conventions like matching the film poster and using colors that relate to the movie's genre.
Film poster overview
The document analyzes seven film posters for supernatural horror movies. It finds that they commonly feature themes like innocent-looking antagonists like children, religious imagery used in sinister ways, and cold colors that create an unsettling atmosphere. The posters also effectively employ standard conventions like a focal image related to the plot, prominent title, and tagline to intrigue audiences and signal the genre.
Focus group results
The focus group provided feedback on horror film trailers, posters, and magazines to help inform the creation of a promotional package. Participants found the "Paranormal Activity-Ghost Dimension" trailer most frightening due to its use of jump scares, children as evil carriers, and tense music. The poster for "The Conjuring" was most appealing for its dark, mysterious appearance and use of shadows. Feedback indicated that effective elements in horror include music, jump scares, evil forces, and atmosphere. Participants preferred magazines that emphasized visual appeal over written content. The feedback highlighted jump scares, imagination-fueled mystery, and lack of gore as effective approaches for the promotional materials.
Questionnaire results 2
This questionnaire provided results from a target audience of 16-18 year olds. It found that psychological and supernatural horror genres were most popular. Trailers and posters were seen to influence viewers' decisions to watch movies. Respondents typically watched horror films once a month, showing interest in the genre. Characters with unearthly, dark appearances were found scariest. The results highlighted preferences and consumption habits to inform the promotion of a horror film to this demographic.
Questionnaire 1 analysis
This document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about horror movie preferences. Most respondents were males aged 17-18. Their favorite genres were comedy and action, and favorite horror sub-genre was slasher. Most said film trailers and posters influence their decisions to watch movies. Respondents said they sometimes watch horror movies. The Woman in Black was a popular horror movie choice. Trailers were the preferred promotion technique over magazines. Characters with deformed human faces were found scariest. The conclusion calls for distributing a more targeted questionnaire to inform the plot of a proposed horror movie.
Focus group (4) (2)
This document summarizes questions asked in a focus group about horror films and magazines. It asks which horror trailers and posters are most effective, what elements make horror films enjoyable, what type of magazine content is most interesting, participants' favorite horror films and why, what could be too much in a horror film, and which magazine covers are most effective or ineffective. The focus is on gathering opinions on horror media marketing and content preferences.
Subgenre explanation
The document discusses choosing a supernatural horror genre for a media project. It explains that supernatural horrors are among the scariest because the fear of the unknown has always terrified people. The film The Conjuring inspired the idea of a haunted hotel/pub based on a true story of a haunted English pub where the owner tortured guests. The antagonist will likely be a supernatural force or spirit communicating through an individual to wreak havoc, similar to how threats manifested in The Conjuring.
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