Critical Evaluation Question 1
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1. The document discusses how the media product challenges conventions of real films. It created an original film company called POV Inc. and included typical elements like costumes, props, editing, camerawork and score but challenged conventions like using slow motion and daylight filming for suspense. 2. Both the poster and radio trailer challenged conventions. The poster was atypical by being dark/black and white without persuasive language. The radio trailer attracted without visuals through a deep voice, music and sound effects. 3. In summary, the media product included common film elements but challenged expectations through unconventional creative choices to subvert norms in thriller and drama genres. It created original marketing like a radio trailer to engage audiences.
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This document discusses how the student's media product uses and challenges conventions of real media. It summarizes that:
1. The film includes a memorable tagline that sets the tone, as real films do.
2. It creates a fictional film production company, POV Inc., as real independent films have.
3. It uses costumes and props to characterize figures, like in real films.
4. It challenges thriller conventions by using slow motion and daylight filming instead of fast cuts and darkness.
5. It challenges drama conventions through a fictional plotline and loud score instead of real stories and mellow music.Critical Evaluation Question 1
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This document discusses how the student's media project uses and challenges conventions of real films. It summarizes that the project includes:
1) A memorable tagline that suggests the film's tone.
2) An original film production company named "POV Inc."
3) Costumes and props like a hooded terrorist outfit that stereotype characters.
4) Editing techniques like transitions and slow motion to build suspense.
5) Camera shots like close-ups and establishing shots to create sympathy.
6) An original musical score created in a digital editing suite.
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The document provides feedback on a film called "Forget me Knot". It discusses how the film used conventions of thriller and romance genres while keeping the content appropriate for younger audiences. It also evaluates how effective the film poster and review were at promoting the film and drawing in audiences. Some suggestions for improvement from audience feedback include making the dialogue clearer, including more location shots, and showing more reaction shots of characters. The document also discusses how various media technologies like iMovie, Photoshop, and YouTube were used at different stages of making the film.Evaluation - Question 2
Evaluation - Question 2Jodie-Leigh Barnham
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The document discusses the creation of ancillary texts, including a poster and radio trailer, to promote a psychological thriller film. It describes the research and design process for each text. For the poster, conventions of the genre were considered like font, colors and subtle visual clues. Audience reaction and interpretation was also taken into account. The radio trailer was meant to intrigue through an unconventional monologue from the antagonist that directly addresses the listener. Sound effects and music were used to set the tense atmosphere. Overall, the ancillary texts effectively represented the film's ideas and tone to attract an audience without revealing too much of the plot.Teaser Trailer Convention - Part 2
Teaser Trailer Convention - Part 2ellisward
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The purpose of a teaser trailer is to inform audiences of an upcoming film and entice them to watch it. Teaser trailers typically include an ident, or moving/still image, to associate the film with its production company. They also include titles and fonts chosen to reflect the film's genre and themes. Teaser trailers for blockbuster films will have higher production quality due to larger budgets, while independent films have more modest quality due to lower budgets.Media studies coursework evaluation
Media studies coursework evaluationchargerrard
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The document discusses a student's media studies coursework evaluating a teaser trailer they created for a horror film project. It covers the typical conventions used in horror trailers and how the student incorporated these into their teaser trailer. It also discusses how they developed ancillary tasks including a magazine cover and film posters to create a consistent brand identity and reinforce the film's image. The student analyzes how effective the combination of these materials was at constructing a strong brand. Finally, it discusses how the student gathered audience feedback on the project through various methods.Media studies coursework evaluation
Media studies coursework evaluationchargerrard
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The document discusses the student's media studies coursework, including a teaser trailer for a horror film and accompanying ancillary tasks like posters and a magazine cover.
The student used typical conventions for a horror genre teaser trailer, including brief glimpses of actors, blood, and an ominous setting. Feedback was gathered from peers via a survey. The trailer and ancillary tasks were designed to have consistent branding elements like the use of a main character, colors, font, and taglines related to the film's woods setting and childlike elements. Media technologies like YouTube, blogs, and editing software were used for research, production, and gathering audience feedback evaluations.Media studies coursework evaluation
Media studies coursework evaluationchargerrard
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The document discusses the student's media studies coursework, including a teaser trailer for a horror film and accompanying ancillary tasks like posters and a magazine cover.
The student used typical conventions for a horror genre teaser trailer, including quick shots, blood, and an ominous setting. Feedback was positive, though some felt the trailer could have shown the killer (a little girl) more.
Accompanying tasks like posters and magazines also featured these conventions to create a consistent brand identity. Feedback noted the clear brand image across tasks but felt one poster could include more.
Media technologies helped at all stages, from research/planning using YouTube, blogs and Google to production using editing software and cameras to evaluation by gatheringMore from SaiyaraMedia (8)
Radio script
Radio scriptSaiyaraMedia
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This radio script advertises an upcoming film called "7" starring Callum McIntosh and Luke Williams about two men with different perspectives who experience an unforgettable day in history where 56 lives were lost. The film questions whether the number 7 is truly lucky and leaves the audience wondering if the main characters will survive their fateful day.Critical Evaluation Question 2
Critical Evaluation Question 2SaiyaraMedia
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The document summarizes and evaluates promotional materials for a film, including a poster and radio trailer. The poster uses an image of a hoodie to suggest the film is about a hoodie and symbolize a thriller. It also uses images from the film of characters on a bus to support the story. The colors on the poster are dark to set a moody, thriller tone. The radio trailer effectively promotes the film in a short time by building intrigue and interest without revealing too much of the plot.Critical Evaluation Question 2
Critical Evaluation Question 2SaiyaraMedia
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The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a company's main product with additional supporting materials. In a concise 3 sentence summary:
The combination of a company's core product and supplementary resources can be highly effective when the supplemental texts reinforce and enhance the main offering. However, businesses must ensure any extra materials genuinely add value for customers and do not come across as mere filler or an attempt to pad out content. Ancillary content is best when it provides real utility, such as helping users better understand or apply the primary product.Critical Evaluation Question 3
Critical Evaluation Question 3SaiyaraMedia
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Survey Monkey was used to survey the target audience about their preferences in films. The results showed that drama and thriller films were most popular, which was good for the film being produced. Crime and how it affects society were also popular dramatic themes. The film Munich, about a terror attack, was liked by many. Based on the feedback, the filmmakers made changes like improving sound, clarifying the terrorist character, and adding more dramatic music.Critical Evaluation Question 2
Critical Evaluation Question 2SaiyaraMedia
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The document summarizes and evaluates promotional materials for a film, including a poster and radio trailer. The poster uses an image of a hoodie to suggest the film is about a hoodie and symbolize a thriller. It also uses images from the film of characters on a bus to support the story. The colors on the poster are dark to set a moody, thriller tone. The radio trailer effectively promotes the film in a short time by building intrigue and interest without revealing too much of the plot.Critical Evaluation Question 4
Critical Evaluation Question 4SaiyaraMedia
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The document discusses the various media technologies used during the planning, research, construction, and evaluation stages of creating a film project. Planning involved using Word for schedules, Movie Maker for storyboards, and Facebook and phone/email for communication. Research utilized SurveyMonkey for audience surveys, IMDB for film information, Google for problem solving, and YouTube for inspiration. Construction saw the use of Final Cut for editing, Logic for scoring, LiveType for credits, Camera for high quality footage, and Digital Editing Suite for recording audio. Evaluation was done through a blog on Blogspot and presentations on PowerPoint analyzing the process, audience feedback, and challenges faced.Critical Evaluation Question 3
Critical Evaluation Question 3SaiyaraMedia
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Survey Monkey polls provided useful feedback about the target audience for a drama/thriller film project. The highest voted film genres were thriller at 15% and drama at 14%. Crime and society themes received the most votes. Emotional issues like death also scored highly. Munich was the most popular influencing film mentioned due to its depiction of a terror attack. Lionsgate studio's dark and blue-toned style was preferred. Suspense and mystery themes in thrillers were most popular among respondents.Practice Exam Question
Practice Exam QuestionSaiyaraMedia
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This document discusses the representation of Muslims in various media formats such as films and news websites. It provides the examples of the films "Executive Decision" and "Shoot on Sight" to show how portrayals have changed from negative stereotypes pre-9/11 to more nuanced depictions post-9/11. News coverage on websites like CNN and BBC is also examined, finding that CNN often takes a more negative stance while BBC represents both sides of stories involving Muslims. Overall, the document analyzes how Muslims have historically been misrepresented in Western media due to ignorance and seeks to understand portrayals across different media over time.Critical Evaluation Question 1
- 1. 7Critical EvaluationSaiyaraTasnim (3678)Centre Number: 10508Saiyara.blogspot.com
- 2. In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
- 3. The Film
- 4. TaglineThey say 7 is a Lucky Number,But is it... ???Video Clip
- 5. Many films have Taglines. Most film taglines are memorable and suggests the tone of the film.Such as, "Check in. Relax. Take a shower" This is the tagline from PsychoI thought the tagline of our film is very catchy and clever, and it also helps the audience get a feel of what may be heading their way. I created the tagline in LiveType, and by keeping it simple, it helped make the start of the film seem serious.
- 6. 2. Film CompaniesFilm companies often fund and help release a film, as we didn't have any funding we decided to create our own Film Company.POV inc. (Point Of View)We decided to name our company POV and thought that if it was a real film company it would produce dramas and thrillers, particularly from peoples point of views.
- 8. 3. Costumes And PropsThis is a typical feature which most films have. Our characters need specific items of clothing which labelled them and helped portray them in a significant way.We were able to create a stereotypical image of a hooded terrorist, simply by dressing him in a hoodie and giving him a backpack.
- 9. 4. Editing All films have some sort of editing in them, We challenged these conventions of typical film cuts by inserting transitions and playing scenes at slow motion to create suspense and a dramatic mood.
- 10. 5. CameraworkWhilst filming we used a range of camera shots including panning in establishing shots, close ups in the bus scenes to create sympathy. We didn't use a lot of zooms as it disturbed the quality of our filming.
- 11. 6. The ScoreA Film score is basically all the background sound/Music which is featured in a film. We created our score in the Digital editing suite. The music was created on the keyboards and then imported into our film. The score for our film was created on the programme Logic.
- 12. We also created sounds using the keyboard and created Vox pops, This allowed us to put audio recordings into our film.This is the beeping sound which is heard in our film just before the explosion goes off. This is an example of a sound we created on the keyboardsThis is an example of a vox pop we inserted in our film. This is when the smart guy calls his daughter.
- 13. Challenging conventions of thrillerBy adding scenes with slow motion we challenged the typical features of a thriller film, As typical features in a thriller film includes a fast pace and fast cuts.Thriller movies are often dark and use light to create an atmosphere, however we didnt create a thriller film which used those typical lighting, We filmed in daylight and successfully created suspense without the use of shadows and lighting.
- 14. Challenging conventions of DramaDrama films often tell real stories, Although our film was based on a true event, we challenged the conventions of drama by creating a fictional storyline, with fictional characters.Typical characteristics in a Drama film are the use of flashbacks, and mellow music. Our film is very different as our score consists of very loud rhythms, with a lot of beats.
- 15. THE POSTER
- 16. Taglines are often featured on top of movie posters to help advertise and invite audiences to watch the film. This is something that I also inserted into the film poster.The tagline on the poster for Psycho
- 17. Other typical features in the poster included:
- 18. The TitleFilm Company, Director and ProducerDate of ReleaseThe film RatingCast
- 19. Challenging the conventions of typical posters Most film posters are:* Bright and bold fonts and often an intriguing picture to attract the audiences eye, However our poster was dark, black and white to create a sinister look.* Have persuasive language to persuade audiences to watch the film. We did not have any persuasive language in our poster, but we did include a tagline for our film.
- 21. Typical films do have trailers, but these are not necessarily radio trailers. In today's modern world most people enjoy watching video trailers and clips of films before they are released. We challenged these conventions by creating a radio trailer instead.
- 22. Typical features in our radio trailer*Our trailer included the title of the film, the cast and the producing company* We also included the tagline from the film* A Voiceover* Fast paced and exciting for the audience
- 23. Challenging conventions of radio trailersIt is simple to attract the audience with a visual trailer, but it is difficult to do so with a radio trailer. We used a deep voice, music and sound effects to create a radio trailer which would sound thrilling and excite audiences.The use of the sound effects and voices was important as the audience could only hear the product that we were advertising, so it was vital that these combined made our trailer as perfect as possible.