The document summarizes feedback received on various elements of a movie poster, magazine cover, and trailer created by students for a horror film project. For the poster, most respondents said the font, color scheme, and tagline fit the horror genre. For the magazine cover, feedback indicated the cover successfully conveyed the horror genre and had a clear layout. Regarding the trailer, respondents commented that it captured conventions of a horror teaser and identified specific effective elements like the sounds and use of a cross as a symbol.
The document discusses the development and promotion of a student horror media project including a trailer, magazine cover, and movie poster. It describes how the projects use conventions from real media products, such as age ratings and logos. Feedback was positive overall, though some audience members felt aspects like the music or narrative could be clearer. A variety of software and online tools were used for production, research, and evaluation, including Adobe programs, iMovie, social media, and questionnaires to collect audience responses.
The document discusses feedback received on media products created by a group for a course assignment. The products included a film poster, magazine cover, and trailer. Feedback was gathered from peers and improvements were made based on the feedback. For the poster, a quote was added and the magazine text was made bolder. The trailer had shots lengthened and flash edits reduced. Overall, the feedback was mostly positive and helped the group learn how to better engage their target audience through small changes to match genre conventions.
The document discusses feedback received on media products created by a group for a course assignment. The products included a film poster, magazine cover, and trailer. Feedback was gathered from peers on early drafts. Changes were then made based on the feedback, such as adding a quote and age rating to the poster and making text on the magazine cover darker for readability. The group learned that small changes from feedback can improve audience appeal and that elements like bold text, balanced backgrounds and matching genre colors are important.
The document provides feedback from peers on a teaser trailer and ancillary marketing materials created by the authors to promote a fictional film. The feedback showed that viewers found the teaser trailer entertaining and realistic, though some noted potential improvements to camera work. Feedback on ancillary materials like a film poster and magazine showed they looked professional and attracted the target teenage girl audience, while mostly linking well to the trailer. The authors learned they successfully targeted the right demographic but could make minor adjustments like changing poster slogan colors based on the feedback.
The document summarizes feedback from an audience on promotional materials created for the movie "Rose". Key findings include:
- The audience liked the main image on the magazine cover and felt it looked professional. They also noticed similarities between the magazine design and fonts to professional movie magazines.
- Suggestions for improvement included using a closer image of the main character's face instead of a full body shot.
- The audience felt the combination of the main image and text on the magazine cover was effective at being eye-catching.
- Feedback indicated the audience understood the movie was a psychological horror film about a mysterious character seeking revenge, based on the promotional materials.
- Similar colors and fonts were identified
The document summarizes feedback received from an audience on a movie poster. Key points mentioned are:
- The audience liked the dark background, simple yet effective design, and engaging tagline of the poster.
- Suggested improvements like enlarging credits or adding more images were considered but rejected as they did not align with conventional movie poster design.
- The poster was effective at conveying the horror genre in a teasing way without revealing too much of the narrative, similar to professional movie posters.
- From the poster, the audience could infer it would be a dark, chilling, and suspenseful horror story about a character named Rose, showing it communicated the intended message successfully.
This document discusses how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real crime thriller films and their trailers, magazines, and posters. It analyzes conventions related to genre, music, key moments, titles, layouts, and more. Many conventions like dark lighting, suspenseful music, and overlapping images are used. Others like the theme and on-screen text are developed or challenged. The goal is to make the media product feel authentic while also innovating in certain areas.
The document provides an evaluation of the planning, production, and outcomes of 3 media products created by the author for their A2 media portfolio. There were some challenges during planning due to lost work, but filming of the trailer went well despite improvisation due to lost planning. The author is pleased with how the trailer, poster, and magazine cover turned out overall, though feels the magazine could better reflect the gritty genre. Feedback showed the target audience would be interested in a film of this genre and style.
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The document provides details about creating a film review page for a magazine. It discusses researching similar magazines like Sight and Sound and Empire to understand common conventions. It then explains the process of creating the review page in InDesign, including preparing the layout, adding the main image, footer, and masthead. It discusses different font and design options for the masthead. Finally, it describes adding the article text to the review page, including an introduction, plot summary, comparisons to other films, and a final rating.
The document discusses conventions used in film posters and magazines. It analyzes several real-life examples to identify typical conventions, such as including the film title, release date, credits, and taglines on posters. It also discusses conventions for magazines, like the masthead, issue date, price, and headers. The response describes how the media product follows several conventions, like including the main image and credits, but also challenges and develops some conventions, such as moving the price and redesigning the headers. The goal is to design the poster and magazine cover to look professional while putting its own spin on standard conventions.
This document discusses the forms and conventions used in film reviews and posters. It examines how the author both conformed to and challenged typical conventions in their own review page and film poster. Some of the common conventions it addresses include including a film summary, positive and negative points, ratings, still shots from the film, and credit blocks. The author explains the creative decisions they made in both conforming to and adapting these standard forms and structures.
The document discusses how the student created a film poster and review as additional tasks to accompany their short film for a class assignment. It provides details on how the poster and review were designed, including inspiration taken from successful romance genre films and posters. Fonts, layouts, colors and images were chosen to follow conventions of the romance genre and make the materials appealing and informative for audiences. Social media links and other promotional elements were included to help advertise and market the film more widely.
The magazine review uses bold text and vibrant colors to grab attention and emphasize the film's fantasy adventure genre. It includes an interview with the lead actor Johnny Depp, using his fame to intrigue audiences. Large clear images show the film's genre and protagonist. The review praises the film and Depp, comparing him to past roles to demonstrate his talent and appeal to audiences. Throughout, the review aims to identify and attract potential interested audiences through its prominent design and positive discussion of the actors and film.
The document discusses the layout and design of the front cover of a magazine promoting the film "Inception", starring Leonardo DiCaprio. The layout is unconventional compared to normal magazine covers, with the title placed in the middle and content arranged around the central image of DiCaprio. This draws attention to DiCaprio as the main selling point, since he is a famous actor known for roles in highly successful films. Elements like the bold colors, subheadings highlighting other articles, and tagline promoting the magazine's authority on film help attract the target audience and convince them to purchase the issue.
The document discusses how the magazine cover and film poster were designed based on conventions from existing magazines and posters, particularly Empire magazine and a poster called "Static". Key elements like the large title, central image, and credits are placed similarly. The trailer was also designed based on conventions from analyzed horror trailers, including building tension and including quick cuts during intense scenes. It challenges some conventions by being set during daytime and having a female lead character. The goal was to create intrigue and mystery for the audience.
The document summarizes audience feedback on a movie trailer and ancillary products. For the trailer, strengths included the storyline, characters, costumes, props, music, and comedy. Weaknesses were to make the plot and character relationships clearer. Feedback on ancillary products praised the consistent style but suggested more varied magazine covers and a better poster slogan.
The document analyzes and compares the design elements of several music magazine covers and interior pages, including NME, Zero Tolerance, and Mixmag. For the NME cover, the summary notes the use of a classic font for the masthead and laid back handwritten style for the lead article. When comparing interior pages, NME is praised for its circular contents layout with a central image, while Mixmag's large whitespace is criticized. Overall, the analysis prefers NME's simple layouts that separate photos and text clearly across pages.
The document summarizes feedback received from audiences on the documentary project. Key findings include:
1) Audience questionnaires indicated that the documentary was interesting enough for people to want to watch the full thing.
2) The target age group of teenagers was successfully reached.
3) Feedback scored the voiceover, music, and mise-en-scene highly, suggesting these elements were clear and fit the theme well.
4) Social media and messages indicated that the interviews, facts, and cutaways were particularly engaging and informative.
The document discusses the creation of a horror film teaser trailer, magazine cover, and poster by a group of students. They aimed to incorporate common horror conventions like possessed children while also challenging some conventions. Feedback from test audiences found many were interested in a full film and their target demographic was ages 16-18. The group used software and cameras to professionally create the ancillary texts and align them with the teaser trailer.
The document discusses the creation of a horror film teaser trailer, magazine cover, and poster by a group of students. They aimed to incorporate common horror conventions like using possessed children to create suspense. Feedback from test audiences found many were interested in a full film. Creating professionally-designed ancillary materials alongside an effective teaser trailer engaged the target demographic audience for a potential 15-rated horror movie.
The document discusses feedback received from audiences on a short film called "Winner Winner Fidget Spinner". Questionnaires were conducted after developing the synopsis, filming a rough cut, and releasing the final film. Feedback indicated that editing and sound needed improvement for the rough cut. The filmmakers addressed this by adding licensed music and shortening the runtime. The final film questionnaire found that audiences enjoyed the improved editing and sound, and no longer had any criticisms. Receiving feedback through multiple questionnaires at different stages of production helped the filmmakers identify issues and create the best possible media product.
The document summarizes feedback from audience questionnaires given at different stages of production of the short film "Winner Winner Fidget Spinner". The questionnaires helped the filmmakers learn that the audience understood and enjoyed the comedy/science fiction hybrid genre. Some said the acting could be improved and the storyline was too immature. Later feedback confirmed that improvements to sound and editing based on earlier feedback made the film more enjoyable overall. The final questionnaire showed the audience liked the editing and most would recommend the film, showing it was successful.
The document discusses a student's media project where they created a movie trailer, poster, and magazine cover for a horror film. For each piece, the student aimed to follow conventions of real media products in the genre while also adding some unique and challenging elements. For the movie trailer, they researched what their target audience of teenagers and young adults liked in horror films. For the poster and magazine cover, the student used bold fonts, prominent imagery, and color schemes typical in horror media to draw in viewers, but placed the imagery in an unconventional way on the cover. They took inspiration from real movie marketing while putting their own creative spin on the elements.
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover and contents page for a target audience of 11-20 year old emos and rockers. The designer experiments with different fonts, layouts, and color schemes to make the magazine appealing to the target demographic and resemble real music magazines. The key changes included switching from a purple and white color scheme to black, red, yellow, and blue; adjusting the layout of text blocks, images and other elements; and testing different fonts to find one that is bold, stands out against the black background, and aligns with the rock genre. The designer aims to create a professional, realistic product through an iterative design process.
The document discusses the use of new media technologies in the evaluation stage of creating a film trailer, magazine cover, and poster. Various online tools were used to gather feedback, including Twitter, Facebook, ºÝºÝߣShare, and a website for conducting voxpop interviews. Questionnaires were created in Word and results analyzed in Excel to evaluate the trailer, magazine, and poster. Prezi was used to present summary information in an engaging visual format.
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The document summarizes feedback on a film magazine mock-up. The feedback showed that most people found the horror film-themed front cover successfully conveyed the genre through clear iconography. Additionally, respondents agreed the magazine had a professional balance of text and images and conventions similar to other magazines. The only criticisms were that the cover image could be darker and there needed to be more "plugs and puffs". Overall, testers felt the title, balance of elements, and magazine format met expectations.
This document discusses solving absolute value equations. It provides 3 steps for solving equations containing absolute value: 1) isolate the absolute value bars, 2) make two equations setting the absolute value equal to the positive and negative answers, and 3) solve each equation. Examples are worked through demonstrating that absolute value equations can have more than one solution. The document also notes that if solving the equations results in the absolute value being equal to a negative number, then there is no solution or an empty set.
This document discusses solving inequalities and compound inequalities. It explains that inequalities are solved similarly to equations, with the additional rule that the inequality symbol must be reversed if multiplying or dividing by a negative number. Compound inequalities contain two inequalities joined by "and" or "or". For "and" the graph is the intersection of both solutions, while for "or" it is the union of both solutions. Examples are provided to demonstrate solving single and compound inequalities graphically.
The document provides an evaluation of the planning, production, and outcomes of 3 media products created by the author for their A2 media portfolio. There were some challenges during planning due to lost work, but filming of the trailer went well despite improvisation due to lost planning. The author is pleased with how the trailer, poster, and magazine cover turned out overall, though feels the magazine could better reflect the gritty genre. Feedback showed the target audience would be interested in a film of this genre and style.
Ancillary task review page - research into simlar products.pptxsianmads
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The document provides details about creating a film review page for a magazine. It discusses researching similar magazines like Sight and Sound and Empire to understand common conventions. It then explains the process of creating the review page in InDesign, including preparing the layout, adding the main image, footer, and masthead. It discusses different font and design options for the masthead. Finally, it describes adding the article text to the review page, including an introduction, plot summary, comparisons to other films, and a final rating.
The document discusses conventions used in film posters and magazines. It analyzes several real-life examples to identify typical conventions, such as including the film title, release date, credits, and taglines on posters. It also discusses conventions for magazines, like the masthead, issue date, price, and headers. The response describes how the media product follows several conventions, like including the main image and credits, but also challenges and develops some conventions, such as moving the price and redesigning the headers. The goal is to design the poster and magazine cover to look professional while putting its own spin on standard conventions.
This document discusses the forms and conventions used in film reviews and posters. It examines how the author both conformed to and challenged typical conventions in their own review page and film poster. Some of the common conventions it addresses include including a film summary, positive and negative points, ratings, still shots from the film, and credit blocks. The author explains the creative decisions they made in both conforming to and adapting these standard forms and structures.
The document discusses how the student created a film poster and review as additional tasks to accompany their short film for a class assignment. It provides details on how the poster and review were designed, including inspiration taken from successful romance genre films and posters. Fonts, layouts, colors and images were chosen to follow conventions of the romance genre and make the materials appealing and informative for audiences. Social media links and other promotional elements were included to help advertise and market the film more widely.
The magazine review uses bold text and vibrant colors to grab attention and emphasize the film's fantasy adventure genre. It includes an interview with the lead actor Johnny Depp, using his fame to intrigue audiences. Large clear images show the film's genre and protagonist. The review praises the film and Depp, comparing him to past roles to demonstrate his talent and appeal to audiences. Throughout, the review aims to identify and attract potential interested audiences through its prominent design and positive discussion of the actors and film.
The document discusses the layout and design of the front cover of a magazine promoting the film "Inception", starring Leonardo DiCaprio. The layout is unconventional compared to normal magazine covers, with the title placed in the middle and content arranged around the central image of DiCaprio. This draws attention to DiCaprio as the main selling point, since he is a famous actor known for roles in highly successful films. Elements like the bold colors, subheadings highlighting other articles, and tagline promoting the magazine's authority on film help attract the target audience and convince them to purchase the issue.
The document discusses how the magazine cover and film poster were designed based on conventions from existing magazines and posters, particularly Empire magazine and a poster called "Static". Key elements like the large title, central image, and credits are placed similarly. The trailer was also designed based on conventions from analyzed horror trailers, including building tension and including quick cuts during intense scenes. It challenges some conventions by being set during daytime and having a female lead character. The goal was to create intrigue and mystery for the audience.
The document summarizes audience feedback on a movie trailer and ancillary products. For the trailer, strengths included the storyline, characters, costumes, props, music, and comedy. Weaknesses were to make the plot and character relationships clearer. Feedback on ancillary products praised the consistent style but suggested more varied magazine covers and a better poster slogan.
The document analyzes and compares the design elements of several music magazine covers and interior pages, including NME, Zero Tolerance, and Mixmag. For the NME cover, the summary notes the use of a classic font for the masthead and laid back handwritten style for the lead article. When comparing interior pages, NME is praised for its circular contents layout with a central image, while Mixmag's large whitespace is criticized. Overall, the analysis prefers NME's simple layouts that separate photos and text clearly across pages.
The document summarizes feedback received from audiences on the documentary project. Key findings include:
1) Audience questionnaires indicated that the documentary was interesting enough for people to want to watch the full thing.
2) The target age group of teenagers was successfully reached.
3) Feedback scored the voiceover, music, and mise-en-scene highly, suggesting these elements were clear and fit the theme well.
4) Social media and messages indicated that the interviews, facts, and cutaways were particularly engaging and informative.
The document discusses the creation of a horror film teaser trailer, magazine cover, and poster by a group of students. They aimed to incorporate common horror conventions like possessed children while also challenging some conventions. Feedback from test audiences found many were interested in a full film and their target demographic was ages 16-18. The group used software and cameras to professionally create the ancillary texts and align them with the teaser trailer.
The document discusses the creation of a horror film teaser trailer, magazine cover, and poster by a group of students. They aimed to incorporate common horror conventions like using possessed children to create suspense. Feedback from test audiences found many were interested in a full film. Creating professionally-designed ancillary materials alongside an effective teaser trailer engaged the target demographic audience for a potential 15-rated horror movie.
The document discusses feedback received from audiences on a short film called "Winner Winner Fidget Spinner". Questionnaires were conducted after developing the synopsis, filming a rough cut, and releasing the final film. Feedback indicated that editing and sound needed improvement for the rough cut. The filmmakers addressed this by adding licensed music and shortening the runtime. The final film questionnaire found that audiences enjoyed the improved editing and sound, and no longer had any criticisms. Receiving feedback through multiple questionnaires at different stages of production helped the filmmakers identify issues and create the best possible media product.
The document summarizes feedback from audience questionnaires given at different stages of production of the short film "Winner Winner Fidget Spinner". The questionnaires helped the filmmakers learn that the audience understood and enjoyed the comedy/science fiction hybrid genre. Some said the acting could be improved and the storyline was too immature. Later feedback confirmed that improvements to sound and editing based on earlier feedback made the film more enjoyable overall. The final questionnaire showed the audience liked the editing and most would recommend the film, showing it was successful.
The document discusses a student's media project where they created a movie trailer, poster, and magazine cover for a horror film. For each piece, the student aimed to follow conventions of real media products in the genre while also adding some unique and challenging elements. For the movie trailer, they researched what their target audience of teenagers and young adults liked in horror films. For the poster and magazine cover, the student used bold fonts, prominent imagery, and color schemes typical in horror media to draw in viewers, but placed the imagery in an unconventional way on the cover. They took inspiration from real movie marketing while putting their own creative spin on the elements.
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover and contents page for a target audience of 11-20 year old emos and rockers. The designer experiments with different fonts, layouts, and color schemes to make the magazine appealing to the target demographic and resemble real music magazines. The key changes included switching from a purple and white color scheme to black, red, yellow, and blue; adjusting the layout of text blocks, images and other elements; and testing different fonts to find one that is bold, stands out against the black background, and aligns with the rock genre. The designer aims to create a professional, realistic product through an iterative design process.
The document discusses the use of new media technologies in the evaluation stage of creating a film trailer, magazine cover, and poster. Various online tools were used to gather feedback, including Twitter, Facebook, ºÝºÝߣShare, and a website for conducting voxpop interviews. Questionnaires were created in Word and results analyzed in Excel to evaluate the trailer, magazine, and poster. Prezi was used to present summary information in an engaging visual format.
MJLM Engineering & Technical Services is a minority-owned small disadvantaged business that provides engineering, technical, and logistics services. It has around 60 employees including former government and military personnel. MJLM has expertise in areas like test, measurement, and diagnostic equipment support, weapons system maintenance, and calibration equipment refurbishment. It supports various government organizations and programs.
The document summarizes feedback on a film magazine mock-up. The feedback showed that most people found the horror film-themed front cover successfully conveyed the genre through clear iconography. Additionally, respondents agreed the magazine had a professional balance of text and images and conventions similar to other magazines. The only criticisms were that the cover image could be darker and there needed to be more "plugs and puffs". Overall, testers felt the title, balance of elements, and magazine format met expectations.
This document discusses solving absolute value equations. It provides 3 steps for solving equations containing absolute value: 1) isolate the absolute value bars, 2) make two equations setting the absolute value equal to the positive and negative answers, and 3) solve each equation. Examples are worked through demonstrating that absolute value equations can have more than one solution. The document also notes that if solving the equations results in the absolute value being equal to a negative number, then there is no solution or an empty set.
This document discusses solving inequalities and compound inequalities. It explains that inequalities are solved similarly to equations, with the additional rule that the inequality symbol must be reversed if multiplying or dividing by a negative number. Compound inequalities contain two inequalities joined by "and" or "or". For "and" the graph is the intersection of both solutions, while for "or" it is the union of both solutions. Examples are provided to demonstrate solving single and compound inequalities graphically.
The document discusses the planning process for creating a film magazine cover and movie poster. It includes exploring different font choices, layouts, color schemes, images and drafting multiple concepts before deciding on final designs. The planning considers genre, target audience, consistency across projects and stereotypical magazine/poster elements. Feedback from others helped identify aspects to improve for more professional and effective end products.
1) The document discusses how the media product uses conventions of real trailers, magazines, and posters. It includes logos, age ratings, production details, and appropriate imagery and tone.
2) There is effective continuity between the trailer, magazine cover, and poster in terms of title, imagery, color scheme, and tagline that promotes the film.
3) Feedback from an audience survey was mostly positive, though some found the narrative or music confusing. Suggestions focused on trailer pacing and improving clarity.
The feedback Leah received helped improve her film marketing materials. Initial feedback on her storyline led her to make changes that improved the plot. Feedback on mock-ups and drafts allowed her to refine elements like layout, colors and images. Overall, feedback indicated her magazine, poster and trailer successfully fit the thriller/mystery genre and worked well together to advertise the film. However, some suggested smaller text sizes could further enhance the materials.
The document discusses how various media technologies were used at different stages of creating a media campaign. Research involved watching films online and analyzing trailers, posters, and magazines. Planning utilized storyboarding and scripts. Construction used video cameras, editing software, and design software. Feedback was gathered by screening and surveying audiences. Overall, the document outlines the full process of researching, planning, constructing, and evaluating a media campaign using different technologies at each stage.
- The document discusses Leanne James' evaluation of creating a promotion package for a British horror film, including a teaser trailer, film poster, and magazine front cover.
- Feedback was gathered from classmates on draft versions of the materials. Revisions were made based on this feedback, such as changing images, text positioning, and colors.
- By connecting elements like a doll across the different promotional materials, it helps tell the film's story and stick in the audience's mind. The materials are intended to complement each other in selling the film.
The document describes the process of designing an advertisement for a music magazine. Several draft designs are discussed and changes are made based on feedback. The final design orients the advertisement landscape instead of portrait, includes a black silhouette of the band members, uses purple and black colors to match the genre, and features a 3D effect on the band photo and CD cover to make them pop more. The designer believes the end result looks professional and suitable for a real music magazine.
The document discusses feedback received on marketing materials for a film from target audiences aged 15-24. Surveys and online comments provided feedback on a pitch presentation, rough cut trailer featuring an out-of-place scream, and posters and magazines with inconsistent colors and hard-to-read fonts. Based on the feedback, the scream was removed from the final trailer, fonts and lighting were improved, and posters and magazines were made consistent to better link the materials and identify the film. Overall, most audience feedback on the final marketing campaign was positive.
The document discusses a student's media production of a teaser trailer for an action film called "Conspiracies". The student conducted extensive research on conventions of action film trailers in order to include all necessary forms and conventions in their teaser trailer. They created several ancillary texts including a website, magazine cover, and DVD cover to promote the film. The student gathered feedback on their work and found it was generally positive, with some suggestions for minor improvements. The student learned about their audience and how to improve through gathering this feedback.
The document discusses different types of audience feedback that was gathered for various marketing materials for a film project, including rough cuts of a teaser trailer, final trailer, magazine cover, and film poster. Feedback was collected from YouTube comments, test screenings, and a dedicated Facebook group. For the teaser trailer, feedback indicated it was too long and needed music and more transitions. Based on this, the trailer was cut down and improved. Feedback on the final trailer was positive about the pacing, editing, and use of music. Suggested changes for the magazine cover and poster were also implemented.
This is a slide share discussing all of the alterations my partner and I have made to our magazine front cover; once having feedback from our target audience and teacher.
Rhiannon and the author worked together to iteratively edit their film poster based on feedback from their target audience. They made several changes between drafts, including adding the male actor's shoulder into the poster to better integrate him, then doing the same for the female actor. For the final poster, they changed the background color and text formatting at the bottom based on criticism to make it look more professional.
The survey results showed that the film packages for "Trespassing" were generally well received. Most respondents said the trailer, poster, and magazine covered linked together well through consistent use of colors, fonts, and imagery. The mysterious man digging in the poster image was particularly effective at catching viewers' attention and curiosity. While 10 out of 14 respondents said no improvements were needed, some suggested adding more indications of the horror/thriller genre or using alternate title/image combinations. Overall, the unusual villain portrayed in the packages seemed most encouraging in motivating viewers to watch the film.
The document summarizes how a media product challenges and conforms to conventions of real media products. Specifically, it discusses a magazine review and poster created for a film.
For the poster, it challenges conventions by not including a house and using a black background instead. It conforms to using black and white colors to symbolize themes. For the magazine review, it conforms to the layout of Empire Magazine, including formatting of the title, information boxes, captions, and journalist name. It aims to make the review look professional by following codes and conventions.
The document discusses a student's action film trailer project. The student feels they successfully incorporated conventions of the action genre such as length, fast pacing, and intense mise-en-scene. Audience feedback was positive and suggested minor improvements like additional music and sound editing. The student also created accompanying promotional materials like a website and magazine cover that maintained consistency with the trailer and received good feedback. Overall, the student learned from the audience feedback and successfully used various media technologies throughout the project.
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The combination of the main product (trailer) and ancillary tasks (magazine and poster) were very effective due to the continuity across all three. Similar dark colors like black and red were used to represent the horror genre. Font, images, and other elements like the four-star rating and tagline "The secret is out" were also consistent. This continuity helped link the products together and make them appealing and professional for the intended audience. Minor differences like the color of the tagline and release dates were acceptable to add some variety. Overall, the parallel design and shared elements of the trailer, magazine, and poster made for an engaging horror-themed experience.
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.
The document discusses how effective the combination of a film's main products (trailer, poster, magazine cover) is at establishing a strong brand identity. It analyzes the student's film marketing campaign, noting how a consistent red color scheme and inclusion of a red cup across all products helps create recognition and links between them. While the font and taglines are not entirely consistent, the campaign utilizes other visual and narrative elements like characters and themes to tie the products together. Research on other films' campaigns informed the student's efforts to similarly employ shared visuals, colors, and messaging to effectively build an identifiable brand.
The student learned several things from audience feedback on their film poster, magazine cover, and film trailer. For the poster, they learned unusual central images that are eye-catching and mysterious work best. The feedback also suggested including the names of main actors. For the magazine cover, an unusual central image of the main character from behind created mystery. However, smaller text could stand out more. The trailer worked best with a variety of shots edited together to create intrigue, and action shots were well-received. However, the music could build more dramatically and dialogue would help explain the story. Overall, the student learned techniques that engaged audiences and areas that could be improved for greater impact.
The student learned several things from audience feedback on their film poster, magazine cover, and film trailer. For the poster, they learned unusual central images that are eye-catching and mysterious work well. The feedback also said the colors were effective and suggested including actor names. For the magazine, placing the main character with their back to viewers created mystery. Small text needed better contrast. The trailer worked well with varied shots and color/lighting contrasts, and action shots were enjoyed. However, the music could build more dramatically and dialogue would aid understanding. Overall, the feedback showed what elements to continue using and how to improve impact.
The filmmakers gathered feedback on their rough cut teaser trailer from their target audience. Based on this feedback, they made improvements to the music, pacing, and clarity of the plot in the teaser trailer. Later feedback on the nearly completed teaser trailer, poster, and magazine cover highlighted strengths like branding and areas to shorten the teaser trailer. The filmmakers used this feedback to further refine their projects.
2. Can you tell the movie is a horror
movie?
Yes, the typeface and
photo
Yes, looks scary
Yes by the effects
used
Yes, the whole look of the
poster shows that it is a horror
From all the people asked they all
said that they could determine the
genre of our film from the poster.
This is a good thing to make sure that
the genre of our film is recognisable.
3. Do you think the fonts fit with the
movie genre? If not, why?
Yes, very effective
I think it does
Yes, fits with
the title of
the film
Yes, I think that the font works really
well with the title and genre of the
film.
Well, it’s a good font but some of
the writing could be clearer if a
different font could have been
used.
The majority of the people that we
asked agreed that the font we chose
was good. However we have had some
feedback saying that the font could
have been clearer and this is a practical
element that we adjusted.
4. Does the colour scheme fit with the
genre? If not, what colours would you
suggest?
It does
Red goes well
with the horror
genre
The red used is good but other darker
colours could have been used to add to the
effect.
From the feedback we have
received it has been noted
that we could have added
some more darker colours to
add to the red. This may
have helped to increase the
professionalism of the
poster.
5. Do you think the tagline is
appropriate? What sub-genres would
this lead you to believe it is?
Yes – makes you think of a
new kind of horror
Yes, supernatural!
Yes, paranormal
Yeah and the ‘possess’
makes it sound ghostly
and paranormal
All of the feedback that we got
about our tagline was positive.
This shows that it would be a good
tag line to entice the audience to
watching the film.
6. Do you think the composition of the
poster is well thought about? If not,
why?
Yes. Although the small font
is patchy and hard to read
Yes, I like that
the figure is
positioned to
the right
Yes, I think that the composition
of the is good however the photo
could have been a bit clearer
Most of the feedback that we received
was positive and this meant that we
didn’t have to change anything on our
layout when making our final copy.
However the quality of the photo was
commented on and this could be
changed by using a better camera.
7. Do you think the poster and magazine
cover are working in synergy?
Yes, they work very well
together
Yes, I like the way they
have both been edited
in a similar way
Yes, they use the same colour
scheme and fonts etc.
Definitely. I like how
you’ve used the same
model in both but
changed angles and
compositions
From all the audience feedback that we
received, we found out that everyone
asked thought that our poster and
magazine worked in synergy. This means
that there are clear links between the two
print media aspects.
8. Do you think the public would use the
social links to interact with the movie?
If not, why?
Yes they would
Most probably
Yeah!
People like to get
involved with things and
this gives them a way to
feel part of the film
We thought that due to the
technological age that our target
audience are in adding the interactive
links would be appropriate. From the
feedback we received this was a good
thing.
10. Does this cover show you that the
featured film is a horror?
Clear iconography is
presented.
Very Clear with the hooded
figure, gives an element of
mystery
It is dark and dingy
The woods are iconic of the
horror genre so I recognised
from that
Although its quite light there are
elements of darkness
The overall look gives off
connotations of horror
These results show that the majority of people asked could
recognise our front cover as that of a horror film. The only
criticism is the lightness of the image as horror front covers are
stereotypically dark. We felt that it was important to go against
this convention so that everything on our front cover is seen.
11. Does the colour scheme work well?
I think the colour scheme works
well throughout.
Yes.
The colours really compliment the images
on the front cover.
I think darker colours
could work well to follow
the conventions of a
typical horror.
From our audience feedback we have learnt that most people agree that our colour
scheme works well. Although it could be darker and include more variety. We used the
colours we did as we feel that they add to the professionalism and interest to our
magazine cover.
Yes it looks
professional but not
boring.
12. Are the fonts clear to read?
Yes, the fonts are clear
and easy to read. Yes, the typography that has been
used follows the themes of the
magazine as well as being easy to
read.
Yes, I can read all text
All of the people that we asked agreed that
the font we used was clear to read. This is
vital to our magazine as the audience need
to be able to read the text on the front.
yes, they add to the effect created
by the front cover.
Yes.
13. Does this magazine have conventions
similar to other magazines?
Yes there are large amounts of shared
conventions between this and that of a
real magazine.
Yes, this magazine looks really
professional.
Yes, on this magazine
there are lots of
conventions that other
magazines have such as
puffs and plugs
No, there are not enough
plugs and puffs to make it
look good.
Yes, that balance
between text and
image is just right.
This analysis told us that most people asked agreed when we asked about convention
sharing. It shows us that excluding the one negative comment we received our magazine
is thought to look professional. If we wanted to improve we could ensure that we
addressed the negative comments and made sure that we made the balance betwen
plugs and puffs right.
14. Does it fit your expectations of a film
magazine?
Yes, the way that is laid out looks
similar to a real magazine.
All of the practical elements have
not been forgotten.
Yes, the layout looks familiar to
ones I have seen in shops before.
The magazine looks interesting and
resembles what I would expect a real
magazine to look like.
Yes.
From the feedback that we have received it shows that our magazine fits most peoples
expectations and resembles layouts similar to that of other magazines. We have
remembered to include all of the practical elements to ensure that our magazine looks
the best it can be.
15. What do you think of the balance of
text
The balance is perfect.
It is good, the cover doesn’t look
to overcrowded but isn’t too
bare.
There could be more text but the cover
isn’t lacking anything.
The image is so detailed that a
large amount of text is not
needed.
The balance of text to
image is fine.
This feedback shows all of the people that we asked said that we have got the
balance right. Although some of the feedback said that we could have used more
text this could be in the form of plugs puffs or general text about the features in
our magazine.
The top of the magazine cover
looks a bit bare compared to the
bottom.
16. What do you think of the title of the
magazine?
I like it.
It has a good ring to it.
It works really well with the slogan,
and is memorable for target audiences.
It is similar but slightly different to
other film magazines so may be
mistaken for other magazines.
Its short and sweet
Due to the importance of the title to our magazine it was important that it was
appealing to the audience. With the feedback that we received it is clear that the title
that we chose was attracting to the audience. The audience said that they would
automatically know what to expect and this is good for our magazines reputation.
Although some of the feedback we got said that it similar to other magazines, which
may cause a problem if its too similar.
I would know what to
expect instantly.
Its fantastic, I am really impressed.
18. Does this trailer portray conventions
of a horror teaser trailer?
Yes, the hooded
figure adds to the
atmosphere and is
very common in
horror
Although there is small amounts of
blood, if more blood was used then
it could have been more like other
horror trailers
The darkness and the woods
are good
We tried to include as many conventions
as possible to ensure that the feeling of a
horror trailer was achieved through the
watching of our trailer. The feedback that
we received complimented this, apart
from the thought of adding more blood
but as we were trying to achieve more of a
pyscological horror we didn’t think this
was appropriate.
19. Let the text last longer
Larger texts on the text
frames
Better image quality
More scenes in the car
The acting could be
improved on
Is there anything that we could
improve on?
We received a large amount of feedback on how to improve our trailer. One of the
main points we found was that the text at the start of the trailer does not last for
long enough. We want our audience to have the best understanding of the setting
of our trailer so this is something that we have amended.
20. ‘When the possessed girl
is walking towards the car
holding the cross’
‘The breathing which follows out
with the screen shot of ‘four
friends went on a trip of a
lifetime’
‘The cross which is
represented in the movie
poster, the movie
magazine and the teaser
trailer’
‘When the possessed girl
turns round and the title
of the film comes up’
‘The title font’
Is there anything that work
particularly well?
We found knowing what
parts of the trailer the
audience liked useful as it
helped up to create the final
trailer. It also helped us to
know what parts of the
trailer to keep in.
21. Are the sounds effective?
Yes they really add to the trailer and help to
build tension
Yes, I like the heartbeat that is
heard The breathing really adds
effect to the trailerThe dialogue of the actors is
good and lets the audience
know part of the storyline
without giving away to much
The sound is such a large part of
the trailer that we needed it to be
right. The feedback that we
received is all positive.