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This teaser poster draft is in landscape orientation and provides details about the film title "The Art of Living", release date of June 5th, and names of the actor and director, Calvin Bishop and James Slator. The document discusses adapting and changing ideas, fonts, colors, and placements to finalize the teaser poster design and make it as authentic and professional as possible.
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The document compares and contrasts the author's movie poster and magazine cover to professional examples. Both the author's and professional poster use similar conventions like golden colors and text at the bottom. While the fonts differ slightly, the overall themes and characteristics are alike. The magazine covers also share conventions, with the main images in black and white as is appropriate for the adventure genre portrayed. Placement of elements like advertisements and text are similarly laid out, though colors differ slightly. Overall, the author's works conform to genre conventions and share many similarities to professional examples.
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Audience feedback evaluations
James Slator conducted audience research on the adventure genre through focus groups and an online survey. The focus groups provided insight into what audiences like and dislike about adventure films, noting that character depth and story locations are strengths. Both methods revealed strengths and weaknesses of the genre. The survey of over 20 people provided information on demographics like age and gender that influenced Slator's trailer and helped target his intended audience. The feedback ensured his work appealed to what audiences want from adventure films.
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2) Adobe Premier Pro is used for its reliability and ability to finely edit scenes and sound. Sound editing aims to balance the monologue and soundtrack and synchronize them to scenes.
3) Picture editing synchronizes the film, soundtrack, and monologue and uses video transitions like dipping to black to smoothly flow between scenes. Light and contrast alterations further enhance the visuals.
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Chapter 2
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