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The document discusses the conventions for titles and credits in thrillers and how the student established those conventions for their own project. They used white text on a black background and Live Type to create titles with a wave/glow effect to convey a cold, shivering feeling and establish the thriller genre for the audience. The fonts were kept the same to maintain a simple effect as is common in thrillers.
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The document discusses the conventions of thriller titles and credits, noting that many use white text on a black background. To establish the thriller genre for their own titles and credits, the authors used LiveType to create text with a "wave/glow" effect that flows throughout, aiming to elicit a cold, shivering feeling in viewers. They chose this effect and kept the same font to emulate the simple style commonly seen in thriller title sequences.
Credits editing
The document discusses the credits for a thriller film project. The filmmakers researched thriller conventions and chose to use white text on a black background for the titles and credits to establish the thriller genre. They used LiveType to create the titles and credits, applying a wave/glow effect to the text to give a cold, shivering spine feeling and relate to the thriller emotions they want audiences to experience.
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Lighting
Three point lighting refers to key lighting, fill lighting, and back lighting used in film production. Key lighting is the brightest light that aims at the main subject. Fill lighting reduces shadows created by the key light. Back lighting separates the subject from the background. There are different types of lighting like high key lighting which uses more fill light and creates brighter images, and low key lighting which uses less fill light and creates darker images with more shadows. Lighting techniques like backlighting, top lighting, and under lighting can be used to draw attention to certain objects or characters and create different moods like fear.
Practice intro:
The student had to correct the credits font in their practice intro video based on teacher feedback. They found it difficult to install new fonts as they had never done it before. By watching a YouTube tutorial, they learned how to install fonts and were able to update the credits with a more appropriate font for their genre. For their opening credits, they tried to create a tense atmosphere through long shots, shadows, and filters to make the images dim and grainy. This editing aimed to make the viewer feel uneasy and intense as the story began.
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This document provides instructions for adding title graphics to a movie in 4 steps:
1) Find the clip to add titles to and select the "title" button to access title options.
2) Select "title still" to open the title editor where text, fonts, and positioning can be customized.
3) Edit the title text size and style using the tools on the left side of the editor screen.
4) The finished title graphic will be added to the movie timeline where it can be placed and edited with effects like fading before exporting the final film.
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Lighting
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Three point lighting refers to key lighting, fill lighting, and back lighting used in film production. Key lighting is the brightest light that aims at the main subject. Fill lighting reduces shadows created by the key light. Back lighting separates the subject from the background. There are different types of lighting like high key lighting which uses more fill light and creates brighter images, and low key lighting which uses less fill light and creates darker images with more shadows. Lighting techniques like backlighting, top lighting, and under lighting can be used to draw attention to certain objects or characters and create different moods like fear.
Practice intro:
The student had to correct the credits font in their practice intro video based on teacher feedback. They found it difficult to install new fonts as they had never done it before. By watching a YouTube tutorial, they learned how to install fonts and were able to update the credits with a more appropriate font for their genre. For their opening credits, they tried to create a tense atmosphere through long shots, shadows, and filters to make the images dim and grainy. This editing aimed to make the viewer feel uneasy and intense as the story began.
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The document discusses the creative process behind designing marketing materials for a thriller film called "The Followers". It describes how the designers chose a thriller genre and the colors red, black and white to set a dark and tense atmosphere. They selected a simple font with the title "The Followers" in red to emphasize that element. Only the main characters are featured prominently to clearly portray them. Extreme close-ups on the film cover and landscape shots on the poster were used to interest audiences through tension and ambiguous images.
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A basic preview of my inter-title slides, excluding the main film title slide and the slides including production/distribution information and release dates etc.
Question one
The document discusses conventions of real media products and how the student's media products utilize or challenge these conventions. It examines conventions for teaser trailers, posters/magazine covers, and thriller genres. For teaser trailers, it focuses on length, editing techniques, and use of sound/company logos. For posters/magazine covers, it analyzes visual elements like character placement and title design. And for thrillers, it explores common settings, narratives, and visual iconography like lighting. The student aims to adhere to these conventions to create realistic and believable media products while putting their own spin on certain elements.
Anaylsis final!
The document provides details about the design choices for a film magazine, poster, and trailer that a group created for their final project. For the magazine, they chose a color scheme of red, black, and white to match the film, and fonts that promoted consistency. Images and layout were selected to effectively portray information. The poster included an edited lead actress photo, custom logo, and slogan to intrigue audiences. Sound and editing techniques built tension in the trailer. Overall, the group felt their work successfully followed film marketing conventions through continuity in style across formats.
Anaylsis Of Final Products
The document provides details about the design choices for a film magazine, poster, and trailer that a group created for their final project. For the magazine, they chose a color scheme of white, black, and red to match the film and used fonts for consistency. Their poster included an edited lead actress photo, slogans, and cast/crew information. Their trailer utilized costume, lighting, camera angles and editing techniques to build tension and showcase the thriller genre. The group overcame challenges to design professional-looking elements and achieve continuity across their three pieces.
Anaylsis final!
The document provides details about the design choices for a film magazine, poster, and trailer that a group created for their final project. For the magazine, they chose a color scheme of red, black, and white to match the film, and fonts that were consistent with materials from the film. The poster included an edited lead actress photo, slogans, and cast/crew information. Their trailer used costume, lighting, camera angles and editing to build tension, as well as soundtrack choices to set the tone. The group felt they overcame challenges to create professional-looking materials that followed film industry conventions.
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Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses techniques used in creating a teaser trailer for a teen drama film. It examines shots, lighting, editing styles from other teen films as inspiration. Close-ups are used to focus on characters and relationships while maintaining suspense. Cross-cutting between characters and high-key lighting create realism and tension. Inspiration is drawn from films like "Warm Bodies" and "Fish Tank" to engage the target audience.
Titles research
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Media powerpoint film
The document discusses the choices made for the titles and opening credits of a film. It describes selecting a dark background in red and black to convey danger and mystery and fit the scary genre. Different fonts were tested to find one that was chilling and matched the film's tone, ultimately choosing a scripted/handwritten style. Various title positions were also tested to suggest things changing and relate to the film's contents. Feedback from friends was gathered on the font's intended effect.
Fixation Evaluation
The document provides details about the production of an opening title sequence for a crime thriller film called "Fixation". It discusses the inspiration taken from films such as Se7en and Gone Girl. It describes the roles of the production team members, including the director, producer, editor, and director of photography. It discusses the camera work and editing approach, which involved close-ups, varied angles, and color grading to achieve a sinister tone. The production challenged some conventions by revealing the antagonist early and giving the audience an advantage of knowing the villain.
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Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses the media product's adherence to conventions of real trailers, posters, and magazines. For the teaser trailer, the author aimed for a duration of around 60 seconds, similar to most trailers. The trailer began with continuity editing and then transitioned to a montage style to build suspense. Diegetic and non-diegetic sounds were used to further increase tension. The poster included the film title, tagline, main image, and billing block to match real poster conventions. The magazine cover was styled after Sight and Sound magazine to seem authentic. Overall, the media product aimed to follow genre conventions of a psychological thriller.
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conv...
The document discusses conventions of film openings and title sequences. It describes common elements of film openings like introducing characters and setting the genre within the first 2-5 minutes. It also outlines different categories of title sequences like discrete, narrative, and stylized editing. Discrete titles use cryptic images to set the mood while narrative titles provide context. The document then analyzes the title sequences of Mean Girls and Se7en, noting how font, color, and images are used to convey genre and tone for each film.
Film title credits
The document discusses the title credits that will be featured at the end of a film trailer. It provides details on the main cast and crew that will be listed in the credits, including font style and color choices to make the text easily visible against a yellow background. It also mentions the production companies involved and describes how the film title "Scratching the Surface" will be presented in the credits in a way that continues the horror genre conventions established throughout the trailer.
Question 1
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
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- 7. We decided to keep all the fonts the same because generally thrillers like to obtain a ‘simple’ effect.