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The document discusses typography options considered for the title sequence of a thriller film. The filmmakers researched free online font sites to find options and ultimately chose a font that fit the film's tone. They further customized the title by changing the letter "o" into pictures of houses using Photoshop, personalizing the title and giving it more meaning related to the film.
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6. The final poster conveyed the horror genre through its unsettling character and visual elements.
Company logo production
Blue Panther Productions created a logo to represent their horror movie company targeting young male adults. They chose the name Blue Panther Productions because the color blue and panther imagery would appeal to their audience. Two logo designs were created in Photoshop using a panther image over a black background with the company name in blue text. The preferred final design featured a blue panther silhouette with a white glow outline around the text and panther to make it stand out against the black background.
Company logo production
Blue Panther Productions created a logo to represent their horror movie company targeting young male adults. They chose the name and panther imagery to appeal to this audience by invoking danger and tension. The company experimented with designs on Photoshop using panther images, blue coloring, and a "Feral" font. Their final logo featured a blue panther silhouette with a white glow outline and the company name in matching font for visibility and brand recognition.
Ds
The document discusses ideas for designing a movie poster, including using scary eyes or fangs at the top to grab attention. It also references looking at other film posters for layout inspiration on positioning the main character. Different fonts were researched such as scary, bloody, cartoon and pop art styles. Halloween themed images were considered to tie into the film's theme, such as pumpkins, witches, broomsticks and ghosts.
Magazine process
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover for a fictional magazine. It discusses researching existing magazine covers, experimenting with layouts and images, and getting feedback on early designs from friends. Key steps included using Photoshop to edit images and text, trying different background images before selecting a brick wall, and referencing real magazine covers to ensure the design followed industry conventions. The final magazine cover incorporated a single character image, a surveillance camera, and text elements like the magazine name and barcode.
Development
The document provides details about a student's digital graphic narrative development project. It discusses various tasks the student completed, including creating images using shapes, rotoscoping, film quotes, and text-based designs. For each task, the student evaluates what they liked about their image and how they could improve if doing the task again. They provide specifics on techniques used and aspects they felt were effective or could be enhanced. The document shows the reflective process undertaken to develop the student's digital graphic skills and understanding of different design approaches.
Powerpoint Influences
There are several ways our media products use and develop conventions from real media. We borrowed camera angles, lighting, and sound from influences like The Ring and Hide and Seek. However, we also challenged some conventions - our trailer lacked voiceovers and dialog, and our poster's title was at the top rather than bottom. Overall we aimed to conform to general elements of each format to appear authentic while also adding original elements to challenge conventions.
Evaluation 1
The document discusses the design process for a film poster and magazine review created to promote a student film. Research was conducted on real film marketing materials to identify conventions. The poster features the protagonist in color against a black and white background to convey mood. Continuity was maintained between the poster and review through matching font, color scheme, and feel. Feedback suggests the photos could be of higher quality and the review text could be more advanced.
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.
Font research
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.
Font types
The document discusses font choices for titles in an opening film sequence. It states that a consistent font, Bank Gothic, was used for the main titles to look professional and increase aesthetics. Variations in font appearance showed differences in title importance. A drop shadow effect was also added to the font to enhance the film's atmosphere. The font was clear and readable, which was a key consideration. While the font choice was known from the start, obtaining the Bank Gothic font online caused some difficulty.
Font types
The document discusses font choices for titles in an opening film sequence. It states that a consistent font, Bank Gothic, was used for the main titles to look professional and increase aesthetics. Variations in font appearance showed differences in title importance. A drop shadow effect was also added to the font to enhance the film's atmosphere. While the font choices were clear from the start, finding and downloading the Bank Gothic font online caused some difficulty.
Film poster
1) The document describes the process of creating a film poster in Photoshop, including adding the title, tagline, billing block, release date, web address, and institutional images.
2) Key elements like the title were changed from white to red to make them stand out more against the dark background.
3) Various fonts were used including 'Freaky Typewriter' for the title, tagline, release date, and web address to create a cohesive design.
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This document outlines a 14-week production plan with various tasks scheduled for each week. The plan includes:
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- Weeks 4-6 cover developing proposals, production schedules, storyboarding and defining roles and responsibilities.
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