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The document discusses website layouts that could inspire the layout for a film website. It analyzes the layouts of three existing film websites - The Riot Club, Dear John, and Nowhere Boy. For each website, it notes design elements that could work well such as simple and visually pleasing colors, prominent placement of the film title, and use of the film poster as a background image. It concludes that aspects of all three websites, such as centered content, minimalism, and changing photo banners, could inform the design of the new film website.
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For this one we had to dig quite deep into our memory. Since we’re running such a tight ship we could only muster up 5 rookie mistakes…
Nah, not even Team Floown is perfect. But as Barack Obama said: “You try to figure out how to be in the moment, make the best decision you can, know that you’re going to get a bunch of them right, but a bunch of times you’re also not going to get it exactly the way you want it.”
Meaning, don’t fret too long over all the small mistakes. You can have a bad morning, a bad afternoon, but when you keep focused and positive you might write the most genius code, design the most beautiful logo, or make the best decision in the evening. Just because you kept at it, and let loose the negativity of what was before.
Our rookie mistakes hopefully make you laugh. Put a smile on your face. And when you run an into a similar situation, hopefully you won’t make that same mistake. But more importantly, always remember to keep on moving. After five mistakes, the sixth thing you do might be the best thing you’ll ever do.
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Interactive menus allow audiences to interact with DVDs, games, and other media using remote controls. They provide easy navigation of content through clear buttons and simple animations. Title and credit sequences inform viewers of important production details at the beginning and end of films and TV shows through flashing text over scenes or longer credit rolls with animations. Animated captions are brief graphics used in video games, TV, and other media to describe actions, advertise, or display news in a visually engaging way.
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The document discusses strategies for producing and distributing a low-budget independent horror film. It notes that films like The Evil Dead (1981) used unknown actors and improvised equipment to keep costs low. It suggests distributing the film through film festivals to attract a distributor, and marketing it online and through select art house cinemas. Overall distribution would emulate that of other independent UK films like Monsters (2010) through a platform release targeting niche audiences.
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The document provides guidance on designing effective websites. It discusses why design is important for usability and aesthetics. It then covers common website structures and elements like navigation, layouts, use of color and images. The key recommendations are to keep designs simple, consistent and prioritize important information above the page fold. Color contrasts and readable typography are also emphasized.
Print advert
Our print advert challenges some conventions while adhering to others. We used the BBC logo placement but included an educational background image rather than a blank space. While most BBC ads lack additional text, we included documentary details without a text backdrop like other channels to provide needed information within BBC conventions. The ad's darker colors and brighter central figure connote the documentary's theme, drawing on techniques from BBC and ITV ads but tailored to our needs.
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The document discusses several types of motion graphics including interactive menus, idents, stings, and title/credit sequences.
An interactive menu is seen on websites and DVDs, allowing the user to choose options like play or scene selection. An example is the menu for "Iron Man" which makes it seem like Iron Man is choosing the options.
Idents are used between TV programs to identify the channel and upcoming shows, often using brief clips representing the channel. A BBC ident from 2002 shows boys skateboarding through a construction site.
A sting is a graphic used on TV to advertise something like an event in an engaging way without being a full advert. An example is a 2010 FIFA World Cup sting
Question 2
The document discusses how branding was achieved for a film production project through consistency across different elements. Color, fonts, layout, images, and logos were used consistently on the film website and other materials to create a recognizable brand. Pink and purple colors were chosen to stand out, a simple font was used for readability on the website, and the production logo featured prominently throughout to reinforce the brand.
Evaluation question 4 construction
The document discusses the process of creating several products - a music video, website, and digipack - for a band called Limerence.
Various software tools were used including Final Cut Express for the music video, Wix for the website, Photoshop for the digipack, and After Effects for visual effects. Footage was shot with digital cameras and color grading was applied in post-production. The products were designed to have consistent aesthetics and promote the band across different platforms. Feedback was gathered through Google Forms surveys on early cuts of the music video.
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