Tv magazine and the making
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This document compares the design elements of two TV magazine covers. It analyzes the color schemes, banners, mastheads, drop caps, strap bars, title treatments, and other elements. Overall, the covers use similar design techniques like bold colors and fonts to catch the reader's attention, but express the elements in different visual styles. The goal is to entice readers with prominent program information and eye-catching presentations of cover stars.
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The document provides an analysis of a movie poster and magazine cover created to promote a film called "Reaper's".
The poster uses a black and white color scheme to represent life and death themes. It features a skull image to symbolize death and draw in audiences interested in thriller genres. Conventions like including the film title and production company are followed, while unconventional elements like omitting actor names also aim to intrigue viewers.
The magazine cover continues the black, white, and red color scheme. It features a danse macabre inspired skull looking over other images. Standard elements like the publication name, date, and articles are included per conventions. Fonts are carefully chosen to attract readers' eyes from
Analysis of poster and magazine – a2 final version
The document provides an analysis of a movie poster and magazine cover created to promote a film called "Reaper's".
The poster uses a black and white color scheme to represent life and death themes. It features a skull image to symbolize death and draw in audiences interested in thriller genres. Conventions like including the film title and production company are followed, while unconventional elements like omitting actor names also aim to intrigue viewers.
The magazine cover continues the black, white, and red color scheme. It features a danse macabre inspired skull looking over other images. Conventions like the magazine name, date, price, and listings of additional articles are included to look professional. Fonts are chosen to
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- Red is often used for central images as it stands out against dull backgrounds and connotes excitement. Large central images are effective at drawing attention.
- Neat columns of text surround the images and break up information without overwhelming the reader. Drop caps separate sections and add visual interest.
- Long shot images allow viewers to see body language while direct address in images forms a personal connection. Bright colors against dull backgrounds make certain elements, like eyes, stand out.
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Question 2
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Evaluation conventions
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Evaluation
My media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real magazines, posters, and trailers in the following ways:
1. For the magazine, I included a barcode and used different fonts/layout than the reference magazine, making it look more like a real product.
2. For the poster, I included more text/colors around the image compared to the reference poster, and chose a landscape orientation to better fit the picture.
3. For the trailer, I developed conventions like establishing shots and scenes of party preparation similarly to the reference trailer, but also challenged conventions with different cinematography.
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