Title and font use
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The document discusses the choices made for the title, font, and effects for a film project. It explains that the titles "It was never" and "Just a game" directly reference the film's narrative about friends summoning a demon through an online game. A Japanese-style font was selected to match the film's setting. A moving smoky background effect was included behind the titles to tie into the film's water theme and make the titles stand out, following conventions seen in other movie trailers.
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The document discusses font research for a horror film opening. It examines several fonts including "Some Lines", "Zombified", "Face Your Fears", and "Scratch Kit" but ultimately selects "Trajan Pro" for the title and credits. "Trajan Pro" was chosen because it had a horror feel, was bold and clear to read, and could transition from red to white to represent the film's mysterious main character.
Question 1
The characters in the film were conventional protagonists and antagonists in horror films, with the protagonist being weak and wary while the antagonist seemed dominant and in control. However, the story plans to reveal that they are the same character. The roles are unconventional in that the male takes on the antagonist role usually portrayed by females, which research found made for a scarier horror film.
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This document summarizes the progress made by Priscilla, Afreen, and the author in developing a media project. They shared ideas and kept each other updated on the narrative using an online messaging service. The author researched horror movie structures and synopses to advise Priscilla on writing the introduction. They brainstormed trailer elements in class and further developed ideas through email since Afreen could not stay after school. Different films were identified as better influences than their initial choice of Scream. Additional work included creating a synopsis to guide the narrative writing and naming protagonists using film theorists.
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The document discusses three film title designs created by Paige, Abi, and Josh. A survey was conducted to select the most popular design. The top design used a font called "Satanyc Demoniac" that gave the text a demonic look fitting the story line. Effects like bevel and emboss, drop shadows, inner shadows, and outer glows were applied to the text to make it look sinister and as if written in blood or floating above the page. This design was the most popular as the ridged, inconsistent text looked almost evil, fitting for the evil entity in the film trailer.
Unit 2 elements of design
The document appears to be a list of assignments completed by Emily James for her DP1 Unit 2 Elements of Design course in 2014. Each assignment includes a one-word title followed by the course name and year. The assignments cover various art elements including warm colors, texture, lines, space, value, analogous color, form, cool colors, complementary colors, and shape.
Name of magazine
Our magazine will be called "Movie Talk" because the name implies it will discuss and report on new films. We chose a general film magazine over a horror-specific one since horror magazines tend to have lower budgets compared to magazines like Empire. "Movie Talk" was selected as it sounds like an existing film magazine name without focusing on a particular genre like horror.
Name of magazine
Our magazine will be called "Movie Talk" because the name implies it will discuss and report on movies. We chose a general film magazine over a horror-specific one since horror magazines tend to have lower budgets compared to magazines like Empire. "Movie Talk" was selected as it sounds like an existing film magazine name without focusing on a particular genre like horror.
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This document summarizes the progress made by Priscilla, Afreen, and the author in developing their media project. They shared ideas using an online messaging service and researched horror movie structures. The author provided advice to Priscilla after reviewing plot summaries. They discussed key aspects needed for their trailer, including title, characters, and setting. The group considered influences from Scream but decided other films fit better. Additional work included creating a synopsis to guide the narrative, naming protagonists with inspiration from other works, and having Priscilla conduct a poll to choose a title.
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Question 1
The characters in the film were conventional protagonists and antagonists in horror films, with the protagonist being weak and wary while the antagonist seemed dominant and in control. However, the story plans to reveal that they are the same character. The roles are unconventional in that the male takes on the antagonist role usually portrayed by females, which research found made for a scarier horror film.
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The document discusses three film title designs created by Paige, Abi, and Josh. A survey was conducted to select the most popular design. The top design used a font called "Satanyc Demoniac" that gave the text a demonic look fitting the story line. Effects like bevel and emboss, drop shadows, inner shadows, and outer glows were applied to the text to make it look sinister and as if written in blood or floating above the page. This design was the most popular as the ridged, inconsistent text looked almost evil, fitting for the evil entity in the film trailer.
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The document appears to be a list of assignments completed by Emily James for her DP1 Unit 2 Elements of Design course in 2014. Each assignment includes a one-word title followed by the course name and year. The assignments cover various art elements including warm colors, texture, lines, space, value, analogous color, form, cool colors, complementary colors, and shape.
Name of magazine
Our magazine will be called "Movie Talk" because the name implies it will discuss and report on new films. We chose a general film magazine over a horror-specific one since horror magazines tend to have lower budgets compared to magazines like Empire. "Movie Talk" was selected as it sounds like an existing film magazine name without focusing on a particular genre like horror.
Name of magazine
Our magazine will be called "Movie Talk" because the name implies it will discuss and report on movies. We chose a general film magazine over a horror-specific one since horror magazines tend to have lower budgets compared to magazines like Empire. "Movie Talk" was selected as it sounds like an existing film magazine name without focusing on a particular genre like horror.
Progress
This document summarizes the progress made by Priscilla, Afreen, and the author in developing their media project. They shared ideas using an online messaging service and researched horror movie structures. The author provided advice to Priscilla after reviewing plot summaries. They discussed key aspects needed for their trailer, including title, characters, and setting. The group considered influences from Scream but decided other films fit better. Additional work included creating a synopsis to guide the narrative, naming protagonists with inspiration from other works, and having Priscilla conduct a poll to choose a title.
Feedback
Feedback was an essential part of the filmmaking process, as it helped the group improve their film, trailer, poster, and magazine cover. Feedback addressed issues like poor sound quality, lighting, continuity errors, and helped strengthen elements like acting, focus, and visual design. The group solicited feedback at various stages from different sources. They then made changes like adjusting microphone placement, lighting, angles, fonts, and visual compositions. This iterative process incorporating feedback helped the group enhance multiple aspects of their project.
Feedback
Feedback was an essential part of the filmmaking process, as it helped the group improve their movie. The group received feedback on scenes, techniques, story elements, and ancillary products. Feedback improved lighting, sound quality, continuity, and more for several scenes. Questionnaires gathered feedback on the poster and magazine cover, which informed changes like separating logos, adjusting font sizes and colors, and improving angles. Overall, incorporating feedback from multiple sources helped strengthen all aspects of the project.
Magazine title
The document discusses the process of designing a magazine title and cover. Some key points:
- The designer considered titles related to "escape" and settled on "Outbreak" before considering more technological terms
- They chose "Technicolour" as the title as it sounds inviting while relating to technology
- The font "Adventurer Light SF" was selected as it has a retro, technological, interesting and uncommon style suitable for the magazine
- Different color schemes were tested before settling on a clear simple pink that was not too bright and easy to read
- Additional tweaks were made to spacing, layering, and adding other colors to the title design before getting feedback
Poster feedback
The poster effectively conveys the horror genre of the movie "Rose" through its dark background, image of a dead rose representing the character Rose, and tagline "Every rose has its thorn". Some improvements suggested include making the credits and title text more visible and adding context about the movie's narrative. Overall, the combination of ominous imagery and text style align with horror movie posters while hinting at the painful story elements.
Poster feedback
The poster effectively conveys the horror genre of the movie "Rose" through its dark background, image of a dead rose representing the character Rose, and tagline "Every rose has its thorn". Some improvements suggested are enlarging the credits, adding more pictures and colors, and lightening the background text. The poster compares well to professional movie posters in its teaser style, clear genre communication, and distribution of information.
Storytelling reflection
The student wrote a fantasy story called "In Hell" about a main character who did bad things before going to hell but became good after. They enjoyed creating the setting but found plotting notes difficult. During drafting, idea generation was challenging but they were proud of the story's structure. In digital storytelling, drawing the storyboard was hard due to condensing the long story; they were happiest with the soundtrack. Collaboration was sometimes enjoyable for building friendships but other times frustrating with lack of guidance; as a group they improved in art, sound, and scriptwriting skills. Overall, the student most enjoyed making the movie and illustrations.
Poster feedback
The poster feedback discusses a movie poster for the film "Rose". Respondents liked the dark background contrasting with text, simple but effective design featuring a dead rose representing the character Rose. The tagline "Every rose has it's thorn" was interesting. Some suggestions for improvement included enlarging credits, adding more pictures and colors, and lightening the background title. Respondents felt the poster resembled professional movie posters in style and distribution of information to convey genre and intrigue viewers.
The development of our poster
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Evaluation question 1
The document discusses how the student's horror film trailer, poster, and magazine cover utilize and challenge conventions of real media products in these genres.
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Opening titles
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Animatic analysis
1. The animatic allows filmmakers to see how their storyboard shots will look in sequence, including timing and basic sounds. This helps evaluate if ideas are practical and reflect the intended narrative.
2. After reviewing their storyboard, the filmmakers replaced an unachievable shot and added flashbacks and character development scenes. Costumes and props were included to establish the futuristic setting and importance of technology.
3. Locations and characters were used to group storyboard shots for the animatic filming. Communication during the process was crucial to ensure all shots were captured. Some shots required refilming for improved emotion or narrative clarity.
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Storytelling reflection
Tom chooses to write a fantasy story set in Hell, where the main character is also named Tom. He struggles with coming up with ideas and putting them on paper during the planning and drafting phases. However, he is proud that his movie has good music. As the illustrator for the digital phase, he works hard at drawing pictures to match the story and learns new technology skills in iMovie. While group work was sometimes enjoyable for collaboration, other times fights broke out over ideas. Overall, the student found working together in a group to be the most enjoyable part of the storytelling unit.
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This document provides examples of title sequences and credits from different films to illustrate design choices. It notes that fonts, formatting, positioning and other stylistic elements are often used to match the genre of the film and set the tone. For example, a thriller title sequence may use a spooky font with sharp edges to emphasize danger, while a children's film would use a more childish font. The color, sizing, placement and other properties of the text in the title sequence aim to visually represent and foreshadow aspects of the story being told.
Title Sequence Analysis
The first title sequence shows the title moving towards the audience in a creepy font on a black background, getting bigger and bolder. The words "Jeepers" and "Creepers" enter the scene separately but "Creepers" gains boldness as the title approaches the viewer. The second title appears in yellow text in a normal scene, with a bold capitalized 3D font that is less creepy than the first title's font.
Walk through of our film poster
The photograph was taken to make the actors look like they were peering into a grave, as in the film's storyline the characters accidentally hit and killed their friend's boyfriend with a car and kept it a secret. The blue sky created empty space but worked for including the film title. The lighting was dark to suit a horror film. A box was used and the camera placed in a hole to create the grave effect. In post-production, the faces were lightened in Photoshop to make them more visible.
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This document discusses choosing a font for a horror film trailer. The author looked through Dafont.com and considered 4 fonts in the horror category. The first font was dismissed as too childlike and unprofessional. The second font was deemed too outdated. The third font was seen as too bold and difficult to match with other fonts. Ultimately, the author selected "Bloody Cre" as the most appropriate font because it looked like it had been written in blood, portraying the horror genre while remaining easy to read.
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Feedback was an essential part of the filmmaking process, as it helped the group improve their film, trailer, poster, and magazine cover. Feedback addressed issues like poor sound quality, lighting, continuity errors, and helped strengthen elements like acting, focus, and visual design. The group solicited feedback at various stages from different sources. They then made changes like adjusting microphone placement, lighting, angles, fonts, and visual compositions. This iterative process incorporating feedback helped the group enhance multiple aspects of their project.
Feedback
Feedback was an essential part of the filmmaking process, as it helped the group improve their movie. The group received feedback on scenes, techniques, story elements, and ancillary products. Feedback improved lighting, sound quality, continuity, and more for several scenes. Questionnaires gathered feedback on the poster and magazine cover, which informed changes like separating logos, adjusting font sizes and colors, and improving angles. Overall, incorporating feedback from multiple sources helped strengthen all aspects of the project.
Magazine title
The document discusses the process of designing a magazine title and cover. Some key points:
- The designer considered titles related to "escape" and settled on "Outbreak" before considering more technological terms
- They chose "Technicolour" as the title as it sounds inviting while relating to technology
- The font "Adventurer Light SF" was selected as it has a retro, technological, interesting and uncommon style suitable for the magazine
- Different color schemes were tested before settling on a clear simple pink that was not too bright and easy to read
- Additional tweaks were made to spacing, layering, and adding other colors to the title design before getting feedback
Poster feedback
The poster effectively conveys the horror genre of the movie "Rose" through its dark background, image of a dead rose representing the character Rose, and tagline "Every rose has its thorn". Some improvements suggested include making the credits and title text more visible and adding context about the movie's narrative. Overall, the combination of ominous imagery and text style align with horror movie posters while hinting at the painful story elements.
Poster feedback
The poster effectively conveys the horror genre of the movie "Rose" through its dark background, image of a dead rose representing the character Rose, and tagline "Every rose has its thorn". Some improvements suggested are enlarging the credits, adding more pictures and colors, and lightening the background text. The poster compares well to professional movie posters in its teaser style, clear genre communication, and distribution of information.
Storytelling reflection
The student wrote a fantasy story called "In Hell" about a main character who did bad things before going to hell but became good after. They enjoyed creating the setting but found plotting notes difficult. During drafting, idea generation was challenging but they were proud of the story's structure. In digital storytelling, drawing the storyboard was hard due to condensing the long story; they were happiest with the soundtrack. Collaboration was sometimes enjoyable for building friendships but other times frustrating with lack of guidance; as a group they improved in art, sound, and scriptwriting skills. Overall, the student most enjoyed making the movie and illustrations.
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The poster feedback discusses a movie poster for the film "Rose". Respondents liked the dark background contrasting with text, simple but effective design featuring a dead rose representing the character Rose. The tagline "Every rose has it's thorn" was interesting. Some suggestions for improvement included enlarging credits, adding more pictures and colors, and lightening the background title. Respondents felt the poster resembled professional movie posters in style and distribution of information to convey genre and intrigue viewers.
The development of our poster
The document describes the development of a movie poster over time from initial ideas to the final concept. It began by looking at trends in other drama movie posters, such as featuring the main character prominently and the title at the top or bottom in bold capital letters. Their initial concept followed this formula but made it more unique to their film by focusing on the main character Neihm. After further refinement, this final poster design kept the simple initial layout and found a font that fit the film's style.
Drafting analysis
This document summarizes the drafting process of a student film project. It went through 10 drafts based on feedback received. Early drafts focused on a single point of view but audience feedback suggested showing more camera angles. Later drafts worked to improve scary elements, film in darker settings, add characters and a storyline, and finalize the ending. The final draft received positive feedback but could have benefited from better sound quality.
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses how the student's horror film trailer, poster, and magazine cover utilize and challenge conventions of real media products in these genres.
The trailer follows horror conventions like building tension through editing and music. It also challenges conventions by using bright lighting in some scenes. The poster features the villain prominently as is common, but reveals her fully rather than keeping her secret. The magazine cover resembles real publications through layout and design elements but challenges conventions through its color scheme and smoke imagery relating to the film's narrative.
Opening titles
The document provides an explanation for the opening title sequence of a film. It would include 6 titles: 1) The production company 'A WhiteLie Productions Presents', 2) 'A Film by KIRSTY HARDY', 3) 'Starring Stacey Pattie/ Oliver Senneck...', 4) 'Camera Operator by JOHN WETHERS', 5) 'Edited and Directed by Kirsty Hardy', and 6) the film title 'IGNORANCE IS BLISS'. The order and design of the titles is intended to introduce the story and key crew members in a memorable way for the audience.
Poster Layout/Flat Plan
The document discusses the layout and design process for a movie poster. It describes two initial flat plan designs, one with the film title at the top and pull quote underneath, and another with the title also at the top due to the positioned image. The first design was chosen for the final poster. In the final version, the film title was moved to the bottom above credits, while the pull quote was enlarged and centered at the top for better visual impact and to follow conventional horror poster conventions.
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This document contains Callum King's coursework evaluation for a horror film opening sequence project. It discusses various aspects of the opening such as its conventional form and plot devices. Callum analyzes how the opening conforms to horror genre conventions through its characters, plot, mise-en-scene, sound, camera work, editing and typography. He also discusses how the work represents social groups and could potentially secure a distribution deal. The document concludes by describing how the project was filmed using low-budget equipment and lighting techniques in tight spaces.
Animatic analysis
1. The animatic allows filmmakers to see how their storyboard shots will look in sequence, including timing and basic sounds. This helps evaluate if ideas are practical and reflect the intended narrative.
2. After reviewing their storyboard, the filmmakers replaced an unachievable shot and added flashbacks and character development scenes. Costumes and props were included to establish the futuristic setting and importance of technology.
3. Locations and characters were used to group storyboard shots for the animatic filming. Communication during the process was crucial to ensure all shots were captured. Some shots required refilming for improved emotion or narrative clarity.
How does your media group present certain social groups
The document discusses the representation of gender stereotypes in a thriller film. It aimed to challenge stereotypes by portraying the male character Alex as weak, emotional, and lacking courage while the female character Sophie is depicted as strong, supportive of Alex, and able to embrace emotion. Audience feedback confirmed that Alex seems confused and unsure while Sophie is a heroic character. By reversing typical gender stereotypes, the film intrigued audiences and competed with expectations set by character theory.
Storytelling reflection
Tom chooses to write a fantasy story set in Hell, where the main character is also named Tom. He struggles with coming up with ideas and putting them on paper during the planning and drafting phases. However, he is proud that his movie has good music. As the illustrator for the digital phase, he works hard at drawing pictures to match the story and learns new technology skills in iMovie. While group work was sometimes enjoyable for collaboration, other times fights broke out over ideas. Overall, the student found working together in a group to be the most enjoyable part of the storytelling unit.
titles/ credits
This document provides examples of title sequences and credits from different films to illustrate design choices. It notes that fonts, formatting, positioning and other stylistic elements are often used to match the genre of the film and set the tone. For example, a thriller title sequence may use a spooky font with sharp edges to emphasize danger, while a children's film would use a more childish font. The color, sizing, placement and other properties of the text in the title sequence aim to visually represent and foreshadow aspects of the story being told.
Title Sequence Analysis
The first title sequence shows the title moving towards the audience in a creepy font on a black background, getting bigger and bolder. The words "Jeepers" and "Creepers" enter the scene separately but "Creepers" gains boldness as the title approaches the viewer. The second title appears in yellow text in a normal scene, with a bold capitalized 3D font that is less creepy than the first title's font.
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- By connecting elements like a doll across the different promotional materials, it helps tell the film's story and stick in the audience's mind. The materials are intended to complement each other in selling the film.
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1) Looking back at their preliminary college magazine task, the author feels they have improved various skills from gaining experience creating a full music magazine product.
2) Specifically, the author notes improvements in using Photoshop tools, capturing higher quality images, including more content, and following magazine design conventions better in the music magazine compared to the preliminary task.
3) Through the process of researching music magazines and improving various skills, the author concluded they have gained valuable experience creating professional-looking magazine products.
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