The abyss poster analysis
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Our poster features a tagline that relates to the film's plot about a man named Malcolm who is betrayed several times. The credit block was created by the author and Eve Friel, following film poster conventions of placing credits at the bottom. While the main image representing Malcolm's dark character is effective, the author believes a better photo could have been used.
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This movie poster for Pitch Perfect features:
- A group of girls at the top to indicate it is about singing and aimed at a female audience.
- The girls are airbrushed to look good and vibrant colors are used throughout.
- The cover lines suggest it is a comedy and mixes words to portray it is about comedy related to singing.
- The dark blue background helps the characters, title, and cover lines stand out.
- It inspires young teenage girls to be beautiful singers as the girls are depicted as glamorous.
Question 2 evaluation
The combination of the film's main product and ancillary tasks like posters and feature articles was effective in promoting the film. For the posters, portrait photos of the main characters from the film were used along with slogans or quotes to give viewers an idea of the film without revealing too much. Feedback from early viewers was also included. The feature article included a picture of the main character looking at the viewer to engage them, along with the character's name and a quote to provide context. Additional photos were used to show the character and provide an understanding of the film.
How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary text?
The combination of the ancillary texts and main product for the film are effective. All three promotional aspects - the magazine, poster, and trailer - work together and reference the same film. They are all dominated by the same character, Fabienne, giving a consistent message and targeting female audiences. The tagline is featured prominently and leaves the audience wanting more. Both the poster and trailer use dark colors and imagery to set the tone and genre. Images from the trailer are also used on the poster to look realistic and connect the two. The combination of materials successfully builds intrigue around the film's narrative.
Question 2 Media
The document discusses how ancillary texts like film posters and radio trailers are important for advertising films and appealing to wider audiences. It then describes a film poster and radio trailer created by the author's group to promote their psychological thriller film "Lost Possession" targeting young adults. The film poster features the cast names, a mysterious slogan, and reviews to attract interest without revealing too much of the plot. The radio trailer uses short clips and a male voiceover to convey the thriller genre and rating in an engaging way that leaves the audience wanting more. In conclusion, the author believes their ancillary texts will effectively advertise the film while maintaining an air of mystery.
Evaluation question 2
The images used in the main product and ancillary texts feature the same characters in the same locations to increase continuity. While the main character Imogen is shown with a scar on her face in some materials, the film trailer does not show her with scars, only hinting at her getting into a dangerous situation. The same font is used but is bolder on the poster and less bold on the trailer to catch eyes but keep continuity. The same color scheme and positioning of characters is used to make the images seem like stills from the film and increase authenticity across products.
Question 2 evaluation
The document describes how the creator combined their film trailer and magazine cover through various design elements. Specifically:
1) The masthead features red and white text on black that matches the film's color scheme.
2) The cover photo depicts the film's protagonist with an omega symbol that is a focal point in the film.
3) The text "ultimate horror edition" incorporates the magazine's genre and promotion of the film.
4) A trailer quote is used as a strapline on the magazine to make it memorable and connect the products.
Evaluation - Question 2
The film poster and review effectively promoted the filmmaker's short film called "The Scourge". The poster utilized the horror genre's common color scheme of red, black, and grey. It also featured an still image from the film and the production company's logo to directly link it to the film. The review provided an honest assessment of the film's strengths and weaknesses while also mentioning details about the characters and production company. Both ancillary texts worked to draw in the target 12-21 year old audience and promote the short film. Overall, the main film and ancillary texts were all effectively linked through shared concepts and details to complement each other.
Evaluation 2
The filmmaker challenged and developed conventions of other media in their short film PROMISE. They based the film on the romance drama genre and took inspiration from films like The Fault in Our Stars for the narrative and use of technology. However, they challenged typical portrayals of females by making the protagonist Ellie modestly dressed and focusing on her illness rather than sexualization. They also developed the characters' lives to reflect popular culture with extensive texting scenes. Throughout production, the filmmakers worked to balance conventions like limited characters and locations with a complex narrative to engage audiences.
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This movie poster for Pitch Perfect features:
- A group of girls at the top to indicate it is about singing and aimed at a female audience.
- The girls are airbrushed to look good and vibrant colors are used throughout.
- The cover lines suggest it is a comedy and mixes words to portray it is about comedy related to singing.
- The dark blue background helps the characters, title, and cover lines stand out.
- It inspires young teenage girls to be beautiful singers as the girls are depicted as glamorous.
Question 2 evaluation
The combination of the film's main product and ancillary tasks like posters and feature articles was effective in promoting the film. For the posters, portrait photos of the main characters from the film were used along with slogans or quotes to give viewers an idea of the film without revealing too much. Feedback from early viewers was also included. The feature article included a picture of the main character looking at the viewer to engage them, along with the character's name and a quote to provide context. Additional photos were used to show the character and provide an understanding of the film.
How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary text?
The combination of the ancillary texts and main product for the film are effective. All three promotional aspects - the magazine, poster, and trailer - work together and reference the same film. They are all dominated by the same character, Fabienne, giving a consistent message and targeting female audiences. The tagline is featured prominently and leaves the audience wanting more. Both the poster and trailer use dark colors and imagery to set the tone and genre. Images from the trailer are also used on the poster to look realistic and connect the two. The combination of materials successfully builds intrigue around the film's narrative.
Question 2 Media
The document discusses how ancillary texts like film posters and radio trailers are important for advertising films and appealing to wider audiences. It then describes a film poster and radio trailer created by the author's group to promote their psychological thriller film "Lost Possession" targeting young adults. The film poster features the cast names, a mysterious slogan, and reviews to attract interest without revealing too much of the plot. The radio trailer uses short clips and a male voiceover to convey the thriller genre and rating in an engaging way that leaves the audience wanting more. In conclusion, the author believes their ancillary texts will effectively advertise the film while maintaining an air of mystery.
Evaluation question 2
The images used in the main product and ancillary texts feature the same characters in the same locations to increase continuity. While the main character Imogen is shown with a scar on her face in some materials, the film trailer does not show her with scars, only hinting at her getting into a dangerous situation. The same font is used but is bolder on the poster and less bold on the trailer to catch eyes but keep continuity. The same color scheme and positioning of characters is used to make the images seem like stills from the film and increase authenticity across products.
Question 2 evaluation
The document describes how the creator combined their film trailer and magazine cover through various design elements. Specifically:
1) The masthead features red and white text on black that matches the film's color scheme.
2) The cover photo depicts the film's protagonist with an omega symbol that is a focal point in the film.
3) The text "ultimate horror edition" incorporates the magazine's genre and promotion of the film.
4) A trailer quote is used as a strapline on the magazine to make it memorable and connect the products.
Evaluation - Question 2
The film poster and review effectively promoted the filmmaker's short film called "The Scourge". The poster utilized the horror genre's common color scheme of red, black, and grey. It also featured an still image from the film and the production company's logo to directly link it to the film. The review provided an honest assessment of the film's strengths and weaknesses while also mentioning details about the characters and production company. Both ancillary texts worked to draw in the target 12-21 year old audience and promote the short film. Overall, the main film and ancillary texts were all effectively linked through shared concepts and details to complement each other.
Evaluation 2
The filmmaker challenged and developed conventions of other media in their short film PROMISE. They based the film on the romance drama genre and took inspiration from films like The Fault in Our Stars for the narrative and use of technology. However, they challenged typical portrayals of females by making the protagonist Ellie modestly dressed and focusing on her illness rather than sexualization. They also developed the characters' lives to reflect popular culture with extensive texting scenes. Throughout production, the filmmakers worked to balance conventions like limited characters and locations with a complex narrative to engage audiences.
Film poster planning ideas
The document provides planning ideas for a film poster, including suggestions for the photography, editing, color scheme, title, tagline, and credits. It recommends positioning the main character as the final girl at the front of the image to portray her as terrified. The editing is described as complex, using techniques like half of the main character's face being wiped away. It also suggests using red in the color scheme to indicate a horror genre. The title, tagline, and credits are recommended to be placed at the top, middle, and bottom of the poster, respectively.
Evaluation 5 updated
1) The document discusses strategies for promoting a fictional thriller film called "Mrs. Williams".
2) It analyzed similar successful films like "The Perfect Guy" and "Fifty Shades of Grey" that used trailers to promote their films, so they created their own trailer for "Mrs. Williams" and posted it on YouTube.
3) Key elements of the trailer include fast-paced editing, ominous music, and a cliffhanger ending to generate curiosity and anticipation in the audience about what will happen, meeting expectations of the thriller genre.
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The document discusses how the designer ensured consistency across a magazine front cover, poster, and film trailer for a horror film. Specifically, it notes that:
1) The same fonts and similar colors were used throughout to link the materials and look professional.
2) The main character is featured prominently and consistently to help audiences recognize her and understand she is central to the story.
3) Dark colors like black, red, grey, white, brown, and yellow were used to set a dark, thrilling atmosphere and hint at elements like blood and fear that may be present in the film's storyline.
Evaluation Question 2
This document discusses the effectiveness of combining a main film project and ancillary materials like a trailer, poster, and movie magazine. Key elements were carried through each piece for continuity, including the film title "STALKER" in the same font, as well as similar colors of black, white, and red. Actors from the film appear in the trailer and magazine photo. Mysterious hooded figures and shadows are used throughout to build suspense without revealing the stalker's face. The release date of August 17 is consistently featured. Logos from Warner Brothers and the creator's own "RA Productions" set the tone and promote the institutions.
Evaluation Question 1 plan (trailer)
This document analyzes how the film trailer challenges conventions of real media products like teaser trailers. It discusses several key elements:
The simple title is shown at the end to focus attention on the film's name. Locations in alleyways and abandoned places give viewers a character's POV perspective. Costumes were chosen by actors to suit characters. Editing uses cuts and jumps to show passage of time. Text fonts fade in/out to link to time jumps. The story introduces mystery rather than revealing character details upfront. Special effects include gunshots and reality distortions through cuts.
Making the Film Poster
The document discusses the making of a film poster. It will be created in Adobe Photoshop due to the group's experience with the software and its tools for editing images. The film's messages of forgiveness, love, and loss/death will be conveyed through the portrayal of the protagonist as a ghostly or spiritual character using techniques like costume, makeup, and transparency. Conventions for film posters like following the rule of thirds for image placement and including the title will be followed. The protagonist will be depicted in a pale, windswept manner to suggest her ghostly nature without revealing too much of the plot.
Evaluation 2
The document discusses the creation of posters and a radio advertisement to promote a short film. It describes how the creators ensured the ancillary tasks of posters and radio ads were closely related to the main task of the short film. For the poster, they used an image from the opening scene and later added filters to give it a comic style matching the film's tone. The radio ad used voice recordings of characters and sound effects from the film to link it, though it risked suggesting a horror genre rather than the intended comedy. The goal was for the ancillary tasks to effectively combine with and represent the short film.
Evaluation Q1
The document discusses how the media creator's film trailer, poster, and magazine cover use conventions from real media products without challenging or developing new forms. For the trailer, conventions like an opening title, narrative structure, fonts, and emotional pacing are used. The poster includes the title and reviews but moves the billing block higher. The magazine cover follows conventions for the masthead, issue/price, color scheme, cover lines, puffs advertising stories, and barcode while making the masthead slightly smaller. Overall, the creator aimed to stick closely to proven conventions for each format.
Analysis of a film poster
The document analyzes two romantic comedy film posters - "The Back-Up Plan" and "50 First Dates". For "The Back-Up Plan", the key image shows a couple with the woman holding baby shoes, hinting she's pregnant but the man doesn't know. Pink and black colors signify romance and challenges. The tagline hints at the comedic storyline. For "50 First Dates", the background shows Hawaii to indicate the setting. The couple's expressions hint at the challenge of the man's character. Both posters use color, images and text to advertise the films and entice audiences.
Evaluation – question 3
The document discusses feedback on a film trailer:
- The trailer used "Enigma Codes" to keep the audience guessing about the plot and what the antagonist intends. However, some felt it was missing scenes to emphasize the actual plot.
- Feedback from the target 16-18 age group audience suggested adding more scenes and characters to better explain the plot, as most horror films have larger casts beyond the three main characters featured.
- Overall the trailer was well-received for its special effects, scene transitions, and story build-up, though it could be improved with more dialogue and character/relationship development to hold audience interest.
Movie Poster Codes and Conventions
The document discusses several key elements that are commonly found in film posters across different genres. Most film posters include a billing block that provides information about the producers, directors, and other crew. The colors used are typically genre-specific to help viewers quickly identify the type of film. The title of the film is always prominently displayed in the top, middle, or bottom third of the poster. A tagline is also usually present to summarize the film in a memorable phrase. The main image typically takes up most of the poster and features the main character(s). These elements are designed to attract audience attention and intrigue them about the film.
Dog film posters
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Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how the authors linked their horror film trailer, poster, and magazine cover to effectively promote the film. They used the same central image of the mysterious little girl from the trailer on the poster to pique audience interest. For the magazine cover, they featured the vulnerable main character Elizabeth to create an emotional connection. Additionally, they used the same font and included the trailer's tagline "He's Coming" on the poster to consistently brand the film.
Codes and Conventions for Thriller Movie Posters
The document analyzes codes and conventions for thriller movie posters. It discusses how posters advertise films physically by being placed in public spaces. It then summarizes the common elements found in 9 example thriller posters, including having the protagonist in the foreground/center, including an attention-grabbing tagline for 7 of the posters, prominently featuring the lead actor's name in bold text matching the title font for visibility, using contrasting colors like black and bright hues to make the title stand out, and utilizing a large central image to visually represent the film's theme or tone.
Question 1
The document discusses conventions used in real media products and how the student's media products adhere to or challenge these conventions. For their teaser trailer, the student included dialogue, which typically is not used, and had a length of 1:35, fitting the conventional 40-100 second length. Their teaser trailer used a mix of continuity and montage editing with a fast pace, as is conventional. Their poster featured the main characters and conveyed the narrative through their positioning, following conventions. The magazine cover conveyed the film genre through characters and color scheme. The student's products incorporated conventions of the teen drama genre, such as using a high school setting and mobile phones. Their film is classified as an independent film due to its low budget
Evaluation
The document discusses how a poster, trailer, and magazine were designed to promote a horror film in an effective and cohesive way. Key elements like a black, white, and red color scheme, the film's title and a recurring quote were used consistently across all three products to create brand recognition. Character faces and eyes were also emphasized in similar ways in the poster and magazine cover to tie the pieces together visually. The combination of repetition of these design elements and imagery helps generate audience intrigue and promotes the film in an integrated marketing strategy.
Eval q2
The document discusses how consistency was maintained across a film trailer, magazine cover, and poster for "The Omega" to effectively promote the film. The same logo, font, colors, forest setting, lighting techniques, main protagonist character, and slogans were used. This creates clear links between the materials so anyone familiar with one would recognize the film brand across all pieces. Maintaining visual and thematic connections helps draw potential viewers to the different promotional elements and builds familiarity with the film's genre and storyline.
Q2
The document discusses how the combination of the main product (film trailer, poster, magazine cover) and ancillary texts (titles, images, taglines, characters) were effective. It notes that similar fonts, colors, images and characters were used across all three products to tie them together and indicate they were promoting the same film. Specifically, the same film title font, main female character, and taglines like "If you go down to the woods..." were featured in all products. The products were also aimed at the same target audience of young adults and teenagers interested in horror films. A billing block was only included on the poster as trailers and magazines typically do not include them.
Eval question 2
Within their thriller project, the student produced a film poster, magazine cover, and trailer that were all consistent in images, fonts, effects, color schemes, and lighting to portray the products as part of a cohesive brand. Specifically, the images of the actresses on the poster and magazine cover used the same facial features and lip colors to convey danger. The same photos were reused in the trailer and poster but zoomed in. A simple font in white with red stroke was used consistently across all products to look mysterious yet belong to the same brand. Low key lighting through dark tones, images, and filming times created a sense of danger and suspense across the products. The colors red and white were emphasized in the print works to convey
Poster coventions
The poster conventions document summarizes the key elements of a movie poster including:
1) A tagline at the top to intrigue audiences about the movie's plot.
2) The movie title in red and positioned in the lower third to stand out on the white background.
3) A release date at the bottom to build anticipation for the movie's arrival.
4) An ambiguous and blurred main image of the antagonist to create confusion and obscure what the image depicts, drawing audiences to the movie.
5) A color palette of greys, red, and black with the red drawing attention, as red can influence emotions like anxiety and arousal in the brain.
Evaluation question 1
Our film poster, magazine cover, and film trailer effectively use conventions of real media products in these three ways:
1) The poster uses conventions like prominent central imagery, taglines, and credits that are typical of movie posters.
2) The magazine cover mimics real magazines with elements like film artwork, taglines, free offers, and barcodes.
3) The film trailer employs standard techniques of establishing shots, close-ups, text effects, and cuts that build suspense seen in thriller trailers.
Evaluation 1 presentation 2014
The document discusses how the author's media products for their film "Flashbacks" use and challenge conventions of real media products in the film noir/neo-noir genres. Specifically, the author researched film trailers, posters, and magazines to understand typical conventions and then sought to both follow and subvert conventions in their own products. For example, the film trailer features fragmented narrative and mysterious elements typical of trailers but leaves viewers with many unanswered questions. The film poster features the main characters and stylistic elements of noir but avoids some conventions like direct eye contact. The magazine cover is inspired by real examples but uses a simpler design with manipulated background images. Throughout, the author considers how to maintain a consistent visual
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Evaluation 5 updated
1) The document discusses strategies for promoting a fictional thriller film called "Mrs. Williams".
2) It analyzed similar successful films like "The Perfect Guy" and "Fifty Shades of Grey" that used trailers to promote their films, so they created their own trailer for "Mrs. Williams" and posted it on YouTube.
3) Key elements of the trailer include fast-paced editing, ominous music, and a cliffhanger ending to generate curiosity and anticipation in the audience about what will happen, meeting expectations of the thriller genre.
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The document discusses how the designer ensured consistency across a magazine front cover, poster, and film trailer for a horror film. Specifically, it notes that:
1) The same fonts and similar colors were used throughout to link the materials and look professional.
2) The main character is featured prominently and consistently to help audiences recognize her and understand she is central to the story.
3) Dark colors like black, red, grey, white, brown, and yellow were used to set a dark, thrilling atmosphere and hint at elements like blood and fear that may be present in the film's storyline.
Evaluation Question 2
This document discusses the effectiveness of combining a main film project and ancillary materials like a trailer, poster, and movie magazine. Key elements were carried through each piece for continuity, including the film title "STALKER" in the same font, as well as similar colors of black, white, and red. Actors from the film appear in the trailer and magazine photo. Mysterious hooded figures and shadows are used throughout to build suspense without revealing the stalker's face. The release date of August 17 is consistently featured. Logos from Warner Brothers and the creator's own "RA Productions" set the tone and promote the institutions.
Evaluation Question 1 plan (trailer)
This document analyzes how the film trailer challenges conventions of real media products like teaser trailers. It discusses several key elements:
The simple title is shown at the end to focus attention on the film's name. Locations in alleyways and abandoned places give viewers a character's POV perspective. Costumes were chosen by actors to suit characters. Editing uses cuts and jumps to show passage of time. Text fonts fade in/out to link to time jumps. The story introduces mystery rather than revealing character details upfront. Special effects include gunshots and reality distortions through cuts.
Making the Film Poster
The document discusses the making of a film poster. It will be created in Adobe Photoshop due to the group's experience with the software and its tools for editing images. The film's messages of forgiveness, love, and loss/death will be conveyed through the portrayal of the protagonist as a ghostly or spiritual character using techniques like costume, makeup, and transparency. Conventions for film posters like following the rule of thirds for image placement and including the title will be followed. The protagonist will be depicted in a pale, windswept manner to suggest her ghostly nature without revealing too much of the plot.
Evaluation 2
The document discusses the creation of posters and a radio advertisement to promote a short film. It describes how the creators ensured the ancillary tasks of posters and radio ads were closely related to the main task of the short film. For the poster, they used an image from the opening scene and later added filters to give it a comic style matching the film's tone. The radio ad used voice recordings of characters and sound effects from the film to link it, though it risked suggesting a horror genre rather than the intended comedy. The goal was for the ancillary tasks to effectively combine with and represent the short film.
Evaluation Q1
The document discusses how the media creator's film trailer, poster, and magazine cover use conventions from real media products without challenging or developing new forms. For the trailer, conventions like an opening title, narrative structure, fonts, and emotional pacing are used. The poster includes the title and reviews but moves the billing block higher. The magazine cover follows conventions for the masthead, issue/price, color scheme, cover lines, puffs advertising stories, and barcode while making the masthead slightly smaller. Overall, the creator aimed to stick closely to proven conventions for each format.
Analysis of a film poster
The document analyzes two romantic comedy film posters - "The Back-Up Plan" and "50 First Dates". For "The Back-Up Plan", the key image shows a couple with the woman holding baby shoes, hinting she's pregnant but the man doesn't know. Pink and black colors signify romance and challenges. The tagline hints at the comedic storyline. For "50 First Dates", the background shows Hawaii to indicate the setting. The couple's expressions hint at the challenge of the man's character. Both posters use color, images and text to advertise the films and entice audiences.
Evaluation – question 3
The document discusses feedback on a film trailer:
- The trailer used "Enigma Codes" to keep the audience guessing about the plot and what the antagonist intends. However, some felt it was missing scenes to emphasize the actual plot.
- Feedback from the target 16-18 age group audience suggested adding more scenes and characters to better explain the plot, as most horror films have larger casts beyond the three main characters featured.
- Overall the trailer was well-received for its special effects, scene transitions, and story build-up, though it could be improved with more dialogue and character/relationship development to hold audience interest.
Movie Poster Codes and Conventions
The document discusses several key elements that are commonly found in film posters across different genres. Most film posters include a billing block that provides information about the producers, directors, and other crew. The colors used are typically genre-specific to help viewers quickly identify the type of film. The title of the film is always prominently displayed in the top, middle, or bottom third of the poster. A tagline is also usually present to summarize the film in a memorable phrase. The main image typically takes up most of the poster and features the main character(s). These elements are designed to attract audience attention and intrigue them about the film.
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Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how the authors linked their horror film trailer, poster, and magazine cover to effectively promote the film. They used the same central image of the mysterious little girl from the trailer on the poster to pique audience interest. For the magazine cover, they featured the vulnerable main character Elizabeth to create an emotional connection. Additionally, they used the same font and included the trailer's tagline "He's Coming" on the poster to consistently brand the film.
Codes and Conventions for Thriller Movie Posters
The document analyzes codes and conventions for thriller movie posters. It discusses how posters advertise films physically by being placed in public spaces. It then summarizes the common elements found in 9 example thriller posters, including having the protagonist in the foreground/center, including an attention-grabbing tagline for 7 of the posters, prominently featuring the lead actor's name in bold text matching the title font for visibility, using contrasting colors like black and bright hues to make the title stand out, and utilizing a large central image to visually represent the film's theme or tone.
Question 1
The document discusses conventions used in real media products and how the student's media products adhere to or challenge these conventions. For their teaser trailer, the student included dialogue, which typically is not used, and had a length of 1:35, fitting the conventional 40-100 second length. Their teaser trailer used a mix of continuity and montage editing with a fast pace, as is conventional. Their poster featured the main characters and conveyed the narrative through their positioning, following conventions. The magazine cover conveyed the film genre through characters and color scheme. The student's products incorporated conventions of the teen drama genre, such as using a high school setting and mobile phones. Their film is classified as an independent film due to its low budget
Evaluation
The document discusses how a poster, trailer, and magazine were designed to promote a horror film in an effective and cohesive way. Key elements like a black, white, and red color scheme, the film's title and a recurring quote were used consistently across all three products to create brand recognition. Character faces and eyes were also emphasized in similar ways in the poster and magazine cover to tie the pieces together visually. The combination of repetition of these design elements and imagery helps generate audience intrigue and promotes the film in an integrated marketing strategy.
Eval q2
The document discusses how consistency was maintained across a film trailer, magazine cover, and poster for "The Omega" to effectively promote the film. The same logo, font, colors, forest setting, lighting techniques, main protagonist character, and slogans were used. This creates clear links between the materials so anyone familiar with one would recognize the film brand across all pieces. Maintaining visual and thematic connections helps draw potential viewers to the different promotional elements and builds familiarity with the film's genre and storyline.
Q2
The document discusses how the combination of the main product (film trailer, poster, magazine cover) and ancillary texts (titles, images, taglines, characters) were effective. It notes that similar fonts, colors, images and characters were used across all three products to tie them together and indicate they were promoting the same film. Specifically, the same film title font, main female character, and taglines like "If you go down to the woods..." were featured in all products. The products were also aimed at the same target audience of young adults and teenagers interested in horror films. A billing block was only included on the poster as trailers and magazines typically do not include them.
Eval question 2
Within their thriller project, the student produced a film poster, magazine cover, and trailer that were all consistent in images, fonts, effects, color schemes, and lighting to portray the products as part of a cohesive brand. Specifically, the images of the actresses on the poster and magazine cover used the same facial features and lip colors to convey danger. The same photos were reused in the trailer and poster but zoomed in. A simple font in white with red stroke was used consistently across all products to look mysterious yet belong to the same brand. Low key lighting through dark tones, images, and filming times created a sense of danger and suspense across the products. The colors red and white were emphasized in the print works to convey
Poster coventions
The poster conventions document summarizes the key elements of a movie poster including:
1) A tagline at the top to intrigue audiences about the movie's plot.
2) The movie title in red and positioned in the lower third to stand out on the white background.
3) A release date at the bottom to build anticipation for the movie's arrival.
4) An ambiguous and blurred main image of the antagonist to create confusion and obscure what the image depicts, drawing audiences to the movie.
5) A color palette of greys, red, and black with the red drawing attention, as red can influence emotions like anxiety and arousal in the brain.
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Evaluation question 1
Our film poster, magazine cover, and film trailer effectively use conventions of real media products in these three ways:
1) The poster uses conventions like prominent central imagery, taglines, and credits that are typical of movie posters.
2) The magazine cover mimics real magazines with elements like film artwork, taglines, free offers, and barcodes.
3) The film trailer employs standard techniques of establishing shots, close-ups, text effects, and cuts that build suspense seen in thriller trailers.
Evaluation 1 presentation 2014
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Final evaluation question
The document discusses how a student film follows various media conventions in its opening sequence, including establishing key locations with master shots and introducing Saint Paul's Cathedral. It also includes a protagonist hero typically seen in horror films, with light hair and costume to signify being good. Flashback scenes also use sepia tones and fades as is conventional. The hero is further presented as good through the use of white clothing, reflecting standard media representations. In conclusion, the student's film incorporates many standard elements seen in real media to seem realistic.
Eval 1
My partner and I created a teaser trailer and poster for a psychological thriller film. We drew inspiration from films like "Split" and "Inception" that target a youthful audience. The trailer incorporates elements of both the horror and thriller genres to create a hybrid product. It includes scary and violent scenes like a horror film but also psychological suspense like a thriller. We used conventions like a dark color palette, possessed object as the central image, and ominous soundtrack. However, we also challenged some conventions by not including the main character's face or a specific release date to generate mystery. The goal was to attract audiences with a unique product that fits in the psychological thriller genre.
Codes and Conventions of a Film Poster
The document discusses the codes and conventions of film posters. It explains that film posters are meant to attract the target audience and establish the genre and narrative. Posters typically feature the main image showing the narrative or protagonist, the central title at the top, and information about directors, producers and actors at the bottom. Posters also commonly include mottos or quotes from the film and ratings. The document proposes ideas for a film poster including featuring the protagonist in a character shot to introduce her, using lighting and composition techniques, and designing the title with a gradient and the words "lost in the" inside each letter of the protagonist's name.
Codes and Conventions of a Film Poster
The document discusses the codes and conventions of film posters. It explains that film posters are meant to attract the target audience and establish the genre and narrative. Posters typically feature the main image showing the narrative or protagonist, the central title at the top, and information about directors, producers and actors at the bottom. Posters also commonly include mottos or quotes from the film and ratings. The document proposes ideas for a film poster including featuring the protagonist in a character shot to introduce her, using lighting and composition techniques, and designing the title with a gradient and the words "lost in the" inside each letter of the protagonist's name.
Codes and conventions of a film poster
The document discusses the codes and conventions of film posters. It explains that film posters are meant to attract the target audience and hint at the narrative through images and other visual elements. Posters typically feature the main protagonist in the central image, along with the title at the top and information about directors, producers and actors at the bottom. Additional common elements include quotes to describe the film and ratings from reviewers. The example poster proposed uses a character shot of the protagonist Eve to introduce her character and the narrative, with the creative title "Lost in Eve" spanning the letters of her name to stand out to audiences.
Evaluation - question 1
The document analyzes the ways the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real media.
The trailer conforms to zombie horror conventions like a dark tone, props/costumes, and tension building music. However, it challenges conventions by having a female protagonist who is strong rather than a damsel, and shows individual character stories intersecting instead of forming a group.
The poster conforms to conventions like a bold title and credits but challenges conventions by using CCTV footage as the main image rather than characters.
The magazine cover is inspired by real covers but challenges conventions by using four colors instead of three and images from the trailer rather than standalone shots. It develops conventions by adding extra information banners and
Evaluation q2
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a film trailer with two ancillary texts (a film magazine cover and poster). Clear connections were made between the texts, including using the same film title font, logo, release date, studio name, and focus on the main character. These consistent elements create a cohesive promotional package that effectively engages audiences through multiple formats. Maintaining codes, conventions and themes from the film trailer helps make the combination of materials successful at promoting the film.
Evaluation q2
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a film trailer with two ancillary texts (a film magazine cover and poster). Clear connections were made between the texts, including using the same film title font, logo, release date, characters, and themes of demonic possession. These consistent elements create a cohesive promotional package that engages audiences through different formats. Character and themes are featured prominently in both the trailer and poster to entice viewers. The combination of texts is deemed effective at promoting the film through a conventional, consistent branding strategy.
Evaluation q2
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a film trailer with two ancillary texts (a film magazine cover and poster). Clear connections were made between the texts, including using the same film title font, logo, release date, characters, and themes of demonic possession. These consistent elements create a cohesive promotional package that engages audiences through different formats. Character and themes are featured prominently in both the trailer and poster to represent the film's narrative. The combination of texts is deemed effective at promoting the film through a conventional, recognizable brand.
Evaluation Activity 4
The document discusses the storyboards, ancillary tasks, film poster, and trailer created for a student film project. Storyboards were drawn by hand and included annotations to guide filming. Ancillary tasks like a magazine cover and poster helped understand effective design. The poster used an old school background and pink title font to evoke vampires and comedy. Stylistic choices for the poster and magazine cover, like incorporating the film's slogan, were meant to support the trailer and tie the marketing materials together.
Media evaluation q1 updated
The document discusses how the media products challenge and conform to conventions of their formats and genres.
It summarizes that the magazine cover, poster, and film teaser trailer each followed some conventions of their formats, like including key visual and text elements, while also challenging conventions to make the works stand out.
The teaser trailer challenged conventions by only using diegetic music and not including dialogue. The poster challenged conventions by including a graphic horror image not usually seen on posters.
Overall, the productions balanced following genre and format conventions to seem professional while also challenging conventions to create memorable, unique works.
Media evaluation q1
The document discusses the conventions of real media products like film trailers, posters, and magazine covers and how the student's media products both followed and challenged these conventions.
For the horror film teaser trailer, the student followed conventions like short length (1 minute) and incorporating a mix of slow shots and faster, more intense shots that build tension. However, the student challenged conventions by only using music from a Christmas carol rather than additional diegetic sounds.
For the film poster, conventions like placement of title, cast, and tagline were followed, but using a graphic bloody image of a household figure challenged expectations for posters aimed at general audiences.
The magazine cover feature followed conventions of featuring the main character
Evaluation Question 2
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a film poster and film review as ancillary tasks for a short film project. The poster uses a close-up image of the main character to convey emotion and intrigue, following drama film conventions. Inspiration was drawn from the successful film Precious. The review also aims for simplicity, using different fonts and images to portray the film's tone. Both the poster and review aim to promote the film and raise awareness through different perspectives.
Evaluation Question 2
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a film poster and film review as ancillary tasks for a short film project. The poster uses a close-up image of the main character to convey her neutral sadness and follows drama film conventions. Inspiration was drawn from the poster for "Precious." The review uses simpler fonts and colors with images that provide context about the characters and plot. Both the poster and review aim to promote the film and provide insight in different ways to raise awareness and interest in the film.
Evaluation activity 2 imporved
The document discusses the creation of a film poster and film review as ancillary tasks to promote a short film. Photoshop was used to design both pieces as it allowed for professional manipulation of images and text. Color schemes, fonts, layouts, and images were carefully selected to convey the drama genre of the film and elicit interest from the target audience. Feedback acknowledged strengths in telling the film's story but also opportunities for improvement in the designs.
Evaluation activity 2 imporved
The document discusses the creation of a film poster and film review as ancillary tasks to promote a short film. Photoshop was used to design both pieces as it allowed for professional manipulation of images and text. Color schemes, fonts, layouts, and images were carefully selected to convey the drama genre of the film and elicit interest from the target audience. Feedback acknowledges room for improvement but concludes the poster and review largely accomplished the goal of advertising the film's storyline and intriguing potential viewers.
Evaluation activity 2 imporved
The document discusses the creation of a film poster and film review as ancillary tasks to promote a short film. Photoshop was used to design both pieces as it allowed for professional manipulation of images and text. Color schemes, fonts, layouts, and images were carefully selected to convey the drama genre of the film and elicit emotion from the target audience. Feedback acknowledges room for improvement but concludes the poster and review largely succeeded in advertising the story and enticing viewers.
Evaluation activity 2 imporved
The document discusses the creation of a film poster and film review as ancillary tasks to promote a short film. Photoshop was used to design both pieces as it allowed for professional manipulation of images and text. Color schemes, fonts, layouts, and images were carefully selected to convey the drama genre of the film and elicit interest from the target audience. Feedback acknowledges strengths in telling the film's story but also opportunities for improvement in the designs.
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