Evaluation question 2
Download as PPTX, PDF0 likes356 views
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a main product (a film trailer) with ancillary tasks like a film poster and magazine cover. For the poster and trailer, the same fonts and color red were used to link them while conveying danger. The poster image comes from the trailer to hint at the ghost story plot. The magazine cover features one actress in character to focus the image and represent the trailer, and uses similar genre films and people to emphasize the thriller theme. Both ancillary tasks effectively promote the trailer while maintaining separate styles.
1 of 7
Download to read offline
Recommended
Tickets for Premiere, Promotion and Presentation
Tickets for Premiere, Promotion and Presentationjassinta
Ìý
This presentation has the tickets we made for the trailer premiere, as well as how we promoted and presented the final products.Eval question 2
Eval question 2shanicekhalef17
Ìý
Within their thriller project, the student produced a film poster, magazine cover, and trailer that were all consistent in images, fonts, effects, color schemes, and lighting to portray the products as part of a cohesive brand. Specifically, the images of the actresses on the poster and magazine cover used the same facial features and lip colors to convey danger. The same photos were reused in the trailer and poster but zoomed in. A simple font in white with red stroke was used consistently across all products to look mysterious yet belong to the same brand. Low key lighting through dark tones, images, and filming times created a sense of danger and suspense across the products. The colors red and white were emphasized in the print works to conveyPoster and magazine analysis media
Poster and magazine analysis mediaTemibaybee
Ìý
The document analyzes how effective the combination of a film trailer, poster, and magazine were at promoting a fictional film called "Graduhate." Key elements like costumes, makeup, colors, fonts, and main characters were kept consistent across all three products to clearly link them together. Analyses of the poster and magazine cover show how elements like title, images, taglines, and credits were used to attract audiences. Maintaining consistency of visuals and story elements made the trailer, poster, and magazine work together as a cohesive promotional package.Final Poster Image and Fonts
Final Poster Image and Fontsjassinta
Ìý
This document discusses final design choices for a film poster, magazine, and trailer. It summarizes that the main focus of the photo is in the center with a protagonist's hand to relate the materials. Dark areas make the title and credits stand out. The film title font uses colors from the photo and glitch text effects to relate to the technological theme. A simple, clear font was chosen for credits and quotes to be easily read against the background and resemble smartphone fonts for audience familiarity.Evaluation question 2
Evaluation question 2alistaireno
Ìý
The movie title, review, and poster use similar bold fonts and white text to create consistency across media. Dark themes and a mysterious tone are present throughout the movie and reflected in the poster and review through dark borders and backgrounds. Key images from the movie, like an eye with a reflecting light, appear in both the poster and review to connect the narrative. Common references to a fictional movie review website are also included. The main antagonist's hair, important to his mysterious role, remains constant in the film, poster, and review to emphasize unity.Evaluation question 2
Evaluation question 2alistaireno
Ìý
The movie title, review, and poster use similar bold fonts and white text to create consistency across media. Dark themes and colors are also used to link the pieces. Both the poster and review feature an image of an eye with a reflective light, connecting to the movie's narrative. Common references to a fictional movie review website further tie the works together. The main character's hair, clothes, and mysterious role remain constant throughout to emphasize unity.A2 how does your media product challenge or follow
A2 how does your media product challenge or followAndyBrown100
Ìý
Andrew Brown discusses how his media products for the film "Entity" follow conventions of real media. For his double page spread, he used a layout inspired by Empire magazine and included photos, color branding, and information boxes. His poster was inspired by "Silence of the Lambs" with a central portrait, masthead, credits, and sepia tone to convey the thriller genre. Scenes in the film used color changes, black and white, text overlays, voiceovers, flashing images, and sound design like thrillers to build tension and emotion.A2 how does your media product challenge or follow forms and conventions of r...
A2 how does your media product challenge or follow forms and conventions of r...AndyBrown100
Ìý
This document discusses how the media product challenges or follows conventions of real media. For the double page spread (DPS), the author followed conventions from Empire magazine in terms of layout and including a picture between columns. Color, page numbers, and lines at the bottom also follow conventions. The poster was inspired by Silence of the Lambs and includes the actors' names, masthead in largest font, and credits underneath. The film includes experimental elements like color changes but also more conservative conventions like voiceovers, flashbacks in black and white, and text overlays - all common in thrillers to make it feel professional.Evaluation question 2
Evaluation question 2GennaroBonito
Ìý
The document discusses the marketing campaign for the film Star Wars: The Force Awakens. It summarizes how the campaign established the film's identity over 10 years through unique trailers and marketing techniques. Different elements of the marketing campaign, such as the film poster, teaser trailer, and magazine covers are then analyzed in more detail to show how they portrayed the film's brand identity and appealed to fans of the Star Wars franchise through familiar elements and characters.How effective is the combination of your main
How effective is the combination of your mainJoeUsher123
Ìý
The combination of the film and ancillary texts is effective overall. The poster, radio trailer, and viral marketing website all utilize similar themes of mystery, tension, and the camera's narrative device to synergize with the film and each other. Research was conducted on film poster and radio trailer influences to guide the design. Testing found the poster and radio trailer successfully conveyed the intended thrilling and mysterious tones. The ancillary texts reference elements from the film to promote it while maintaining a consistent style and identity.How effective is the combination of your main
How effective is the combination of your mainJoeUsher123
Ìý
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a film product with ancillary marketing texts. It describes the film's narrative involving a camera that makes objects disappear. It also discusses the influences for the film's style. The project aim was to create mystery and tension through a mysterious narrative structure and camera device. Ancillary texts like a poster, radio spot, and viral website were created to synergize with the film's themes of entrapment, cameras, and mystery. Research was done on effective marketing techniques. Overall feedback found the combination of the film and ancillary texts effectively captured the intended mysterious and thrilling tones.Evaluation Question 2 
Evaluation Question 2 charlottepage94
Ìý
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a main product (film trailer) with ancillary texts (film poster and magazine cover) to promote the film. It finds that consistency across the products is key, with the ancillary texts using similar fonts, colors, images and lighting as the trailer to reinforce the "house style" and ensure the products support each other. Specific techniques discussed that achieve consistency include using the same title treatment, slogans, actor, and doll image featured in the trailer. This unified style makes the film brand more recognizable across different platforms.How effective is the combination of your main
How effective is the combination of your mainJoeUsher123
Ìý
The combination of the film and ancillary texts is effective overall. The poster, radio trailer, and viral marketing campaign all utilize similar themes of mystery and tension seen in the film to promote synergy across the materials. Research was conducted into effective promotional strategies, and tests with audiences found the poster and radio trailer successfully conveyed the intended thrilling and mysterious tones of the film. Minor tweaks to the radio trailer were suggested, but overall the combination of materials cohesively promoted the film's key themes and narrative elements.Marketing
Marketingisobelbowdler
Ìý
The document describes the key stages in the process of producing a film:
Pre-production involves planning all elements of the film including breaking down scenes, identifying locations, props, cast, and completing the script. A schedule is created.
Production is the filming stage where all planned scenes are shot at relevant locations and re-shot as needed.
Post-production is where the film is assembled by the editor. Scenes and shots are selected, trimmed, and music/graphics are added to create the final cut.
The document then discusses the distribution and marketing stages, including releasing the film in theaters and subsequent home viewing windows, and using promotional tools like posters, trailers, and screenings.Task 7
Task 7md160287
Ìý
The document discusses improvements made from a preliminary film project to the main task film project. It describes how the filmmakers demonstrated better camerawork skills through more focused shots, improved use of mise-en-scene to create meaning, used lighting and props more effectively to fulfill genre conventions, chose more suitable camera angles, and greatly improved editing skills through more advanced use of effects, transitions, and sound editing. The filmmakers were able to apply lessons learned to create a stronger opening sequence that better established characters, tone, and plot.Evaluation
EvaluationZainab Realist
Ìý
The document discusses how the author's media products used conventions of real media such as teaser trailers, film posters, and magazines through elements like music, mise-en-scene, camera shots/angles, and continuity. Feedback from test audiences helped improve the products by focusing more on the central character and genre. A variety of media technologies were used at different stages of production like research, planning, filming, and post-production.Editing my poster final
Editing my poster finalmaxcochrane11
Ìý
Max Cochrane created a poster for his student film project "YUTES" with the following steps:
1. He took photos of the cast and edited them in Photoshop to be black and white and organized.
2. He added black masks over the characters' eyes and wrote their character types (e.g. "unstable", "bitch") in different styles to represent them.
3. He added the film title, network logo, air date, tagline, and cast names at the bottom in the Helvetica font for continuity with his trailer.
4. After feedback, he improved the poster by removing backgrounds, adjusting proportions, and adding character type name colors from theMise en scene
Mise en sceneShahEman
Ìý
The document discusses several filmmaking techniques including high key and low key lighting, costume, setting and props, facial expressions and body language, color, and expressive skills and realism. High key lighting uses fill light to minimize shadows while low key lighting creates strong shadows. Costumes establish time period and social context. Settings and props provide visual context and can take on symbolic meaning. Facial expressions and body language convey emotions. Color carries symbolic meaning and influences mood. Acting styles like realism aim for believability while allowing audiences to understand.Evaluating Question 2
Evaluating Question 2Ryan Jamniuk
Ìý
The document discusses the house style, iconography, and typography used across a film's trailer, magazine cover, and poster to maintain consistency while allowing some variation. The house style uses the Falcon font for titles and bold font for intertitles. Icons include guns, blindfolds, and suits to portray themes of action, danger, precision and sophistication. Typography follows conventions for each media type while linking them through the use of common fonts, images and taglines.Analysis of film posters
Analysis of film postershanaa_m
Ìý
Analysis of film posters: Passengers, Everything Everything, The Circle and The Space Between Us. A2 media studies work by Clara BarrosoMaking the film poster (1)
Making the film poster (1)ShahEman
Ìý
The document discusses the making of a film poster. It will be created in Adobe Photoshop due to the group's experience with the software and its tools for editing images. The film's messages of forgiveness, love, and loss/death will be conveyed through the portrayal of the protagonist as a ghostly or spiritual character using techniques like costume, makeup, and transparency. Conventions for film posters like following the rule of thirds for image placement and including the title will be followed. The protagonist will be depicted in a pale, windswept manner to suggest her ghostly nature without revealing too much of the plot.In what way does your media project use final evaluation question 1
In what way does your media project use final evaluation question 1Tazmyn96
Ìý
The document discusses how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of teen drama films. It follows many conventions through camerawork, editing, settings, characters, and sound. However, it also challenges some conventions by using unique camera shots, locations, characters, and limiting dialogue. The goal was to create a gritty, realistic British teen drama rather than an Americanized version. Conventions were both obeyed and broken to develop new representations and explore atypical themes for the genre.Evaluation question 1
Evaluation question 1CVSmediastudies
Ìý
The document provides an analysis of how the student's media product uses, develops, or challenges conventions of real media. It summarizes that the opening sequence includes an establishing shot of train doors with the word "OFF GRID" to set the scene, similar to real films. It also uses a train station location commonly seen in thrillers and the main character is dressed in all black to appear hidden, challenging conventions by not immediately identifying the protagonist. Throughout, a bold, basic font is used for titles as seen in other media products, while the placement of titles on objects and masking of the actor walking in front of them does not conform to typical high budget film conventions.Q1
Q1siandavey
Ìý
This document summarizes the filmmaking techniques used in a student film trailer to develop conventions of real media products and the horror genre. Costumes represented modern fashions to develop realism. Acting and makeup conveyed distress to suggest demonic possession. Exterior shots established a cold, eerie forest setting. Limited to daylight filming, artificial lighting gradually darkened shots to build tension. A variety of shots including close-ups and establishing shots were used to introduce characters, set the genre, and involve the audience, resembling the inspiration film Grave Encounters 2. All camera movements were handheld to achieve a realistic found footage style with limited resources.Movie film trailer posters
Movie film trailer posterslucygrace96
Ìý
The document analyzes and compares the posters for three horror films - Paranormal Activity 4, Insidious, and The Conjuring. It finds that the posters all follow conventions like including the film title, images relating to the plot, and credits, but vary in specific design choices like colors, fonts, and image placement. The Paranormal Activity 4 poster stands out with a shadowy image and red font, while Insidious uses a simple black-and-white design. Both The Conjuring posters feature creepy central images and hooks about the films being "true stories". Overall, the posters effectively convey a sense of fear or mystery to promote the horror genre films.Making the Film Poster
Making the Film Posterkhalfyard
Ìý
The document discusses the making of a film poster. It will be created in Adobe Photoshop due to the group's experience with the software and its tools for editing images. The film's messages of forgiveness, love, and loss/death will be conveyed through the portrayal of the protagonist as a ghostly or spiritual character using techniques like costume, makeup, and transparency. Conventions for film posters like following the rule of thirds for image placement and including the title will be followed. The protagonist will be depicted in a pale, windswept manner to suggest her ghostly nature without revealing too much of the plot.Tom Chamberlain - Question 2 Evaluation
Tom Chamberlain - Question 2 EvaluationTom Chamberlain
Ìý
Tom Chamberlain created several ancillary texts to accompany his short film "The Eleventh Hour" including a logo, film poster, and magazine review. He established a consistent brand identity across these materials using the same fonts, colors, and logo. Specifically, he used the logo and font from the film title at the end of the short film and on the poster. While he did not use a screenshot from the film in the poster, the image chosen depicts the film's theme of a lonely journey. The color palette of the poster and magazine were also linked to establish cohesion across the promotional materials.Question 3
Question 3Rihanna5
Ìý
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a film's main trailer with two ancillary marketing texts, a poster and magazine. It finds that the poster and magazine are most effective when they use consistent fonts, colors, and images that tie back to the trailer. Specifically, the poster and magazine for the film "Broken Promises" use matching fonts but different colors to represent the contrasting characters. Both ancillary texts also feature images that visually connect to scenes and themes shown in the trailer. The combination of the trailer, poster and magazine allows the film to be promoted to wider audiences through various marketing channels.Evaluation question 2
Evaluation question 2claudiatravis95
Ìý
The document summarizes the creative choices made in developing a film trailer, poster, and magazine cover that are effectively linked together through shared visual elements. An image from the trailer was used for the black and white poster to connect the two. The same actress, costume, and text styling from the trailer were featured on the magazine cover to clearly show their relationship. Color schemes were varied between the poster and magazine to distinguish the production and publishing entities while still representing the thriller genre.Evaluation question 2
Evaluation question 2MaxTuson
Ìý
The three media pieces for the film Lovers Lane are visually and thematically linked. [1] The font used for the film title is consistent across the trailer, poster, and magazine cover to create a unified identity. [2] The main actress is featured prominently in both the trailer and magazine cover to connect the pieces. [3] A sepia tone represents the period aspects of the story in the trailer, poster, and magazine images. However, the magazine cover also has its own stylistic elements to appeal to its readership.More Related Content
What's hot (20)
Evaluation question 2
Evaluation question 2GennaroBonito
Ìý
The document discusses the marketing campaign for the film Star Wars: The Force Awakens. It summarizes how the campaign established the film's identity over 10 years through unique trailers and marketing techniques. Different elements of the marketing campaign, such as the film poster, teaser trailer, and magazine covers are then analyzed in more detail to show how they portrayed the film's brand identity and appealed to fans of the Star Wars franchise through familiar elements and characters.How effective is the combination of your main
How effective is the combination of your mainJoeUsher123
Ìý
The combination of the film and ancillary texts is effective overall. The poster, radio trailer, and viral marketing website all utilize similar themes of mystery, tension, and the camera's narrative device to synergize with the film and each other. Research was conducted on film poster and radio trailer influences to guide the design. Testing found the poster and radio trailer successfully conveyed the intended thrilling and mysterious tones. The ancillary texts reference elements from the film to promote it while maintaining a consistent style and identity.How effective is the combination of your main
How effective is the combination of your mainJoeUsher123
Ìý
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a film product with ancillary marketing texts. It describes the film's narrative involving a camera that makes objects disappear. It also discusses the influences for the film's style. The project aim was to create mystery and tension through a mysterious narrative structure and camera device. Ancillary texts like a poster, radio spot, and viral website were created to synergize with the film's themes of entrapment, cameras, and mystery. Research was done on effective marketing techniques. Overall feedback found the combination of the film and ancillary texts effectively captured the intended mysterious and thrilling tones.Evaluation Question 2
Evaluation Question 2 charlottepage94
Ìý
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a main product (film trailer) with ancillary texts (film poster and magazine cover) to promote the film. It finds that consistency across the products is key, with the ancillary texts using similar fonts, colors, images and lighting as the trailer to reinforce the "house style" and ensure the products support each other. Specific techniques discussed that achieve consistency include using the same title treatment, slogans, actor, and doll image featured in the trailer. This unified style makes the film brand more recognizable across different platforms.How effective is the combination of your main
How effective is the combination of your mainJoeUsher123
Ìý
The combination of the film and ancillary texts is effective overall. The poster, radio trailer, and viral marketing campaign all utilize similar themes of mystery and tension seen in the film to promote synergy across the materials. Research was conducted into effective promotional strategies, and tests with audiences found the poster and radio trailer successfully conveyed the intended thrilling and mysterious tones of the film. Minor tweaks to the radio trailer were suggested, but overall the combination of materials cohesively promoted the film's key themes and narrative elements.Marketing
Marketingisobelbowdler
Ìý
The document describes the key stages in the process of producing a film:
Pre-production involves planning all elements of the film including breaking down scenes, identifying locations, props, cast, and completing the script. A schedule is created.
Production is the filming stage where all planned scenes are shot at relevant locations and re-shot as needed.
Post-production is where the film is assembled by the editor. Scenes and shots are selected, trimmed, and music/graphics are added to create the final cut.
The document then discusses the distribution and marketing stages, including releasing the film in theaters and subsequent home viewing windows, and using promotional tools like posters, trailers, and screenings.Task 7
Task 7md160287
Ìý
The document discusses improvements made from a preliminary film project to the main task film project. It describes how the filmmakers demonstrated better camerawork skills through more focused shots, improved use of mise-en-scene to create meaning, used lighting and props more effectively to fulfill genre conventions, chose more suitable camera angles, and greatly improved editing skills through more advanced use of effects, transitions, and sound editing. The filmmakers were able to apply lessons learned to create a stronger opening sequence that better established characters, tone, and plot.Evaluation
EvaluationZainab Realist
Ìý
The document discusses how the author's media products used conventions of real media such as teaser trailers, film posters, and magazines through elements like music, mise-en-scene, camera shots/angles, and continuity. Feedback from test audiences helped improve the products by focusing more on the central character and genre. A variety of media technologies were used at different stages of production like research, planning, filming, and post-production.Editing my poster final
Editing my poster finalmaxcochrane11
Ìý
Max Cochrane created a poster for his student film project "YUTES" with the following steps:
1. He took photos of the cast and edited them in Photoshop to be black and white and organized.
2. He added black masks over the characters' eyes and wrote their character types (e.g. "unstable", "bitch") in different styles to represent them.
3. He added the film title, network logo, air date, tagline, and cast names at the bottom in the Helvetica font for continuity with his trailer.
4. After feedback, he improved the poster by removing backgrounds, adjusting proportions, and adding character type name colors from theMise en scene
Mise en sceneShahEman
Ìý
The document discusses several filmmaking techniques including high key and low key lighting, costume, setting and props, facial expressions and body language, color, and expressive skills and realism. High key lighting uses fill light to minimize shadows while low key lighting creates strong shadows. Costumes establish time period and social context. Settings and props provide visual context and can take on symbolic meaning. Facial expressions and body language convey emotions. Color carries symbolic meaning and influences mood. Acting styles like realism aim for believability while allowing audiences to understand.Evaluating Question 2
Evaluating Question 2Ryan Jamniuk
Ìý
The document discusses the house style, iconography, and typography used across a film's trailer, magazine cover, and poster to maintain consistency while allowing some variation. The house style uses the Falcon font for titles and bold font for intertitles. Icons include guns, blindfolds, and suits to portray themes of action, danger, precision and sophistication. Typography follows conventions for each media type while linking them through the use of common fonts, images and taglines.Analysis of film posters
Analysis of film postershanaa_m
Ìý
Analysis of film posters: Passengers, Everything Everything, The Circle and The Space Between Us. A2 media studies work by Clara BarrosoMaking the film poster (1)
Making the film poster (1)ShahEman
Ìý
The document discusses the making of a film poster. It will be created in Adobe Photoshop due to the group's experience with the software and its tools for editing images. The film's messages of forgiveness, love, and loss/death will be conveyed through the portrayal of the protagonist as a ghostly or spiritual character using techniques like costume, makeup, and transparency. Conventions for film posters like following the rule of thirds for image placement and including the title will be followed. The protagonist will be depicted in a pale, windswept manner to suggest her ghostly nature without revealing too much of the plot.In what way does your media project use final evaluation question 1
In what way does your media project use final evaluation question 1Tazmyn96
Ìý
The document discusses how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of teen drama films. It follows many conventions through camerawork, editing, settings, characters, and sound. However, it also challenges some conventions by using unique camera shots, locations, characters, and limiting dialogue. The goal was to create a gritty, realistic British teen drama rather than an Americanized version. Conventions were both obeyed and broken to develop new representations and explore atypical themes for the genre.Evaluation question 1
Evaluation question 1CVSmediastudies
Ìý
The document provides an analysis of how the student's media product uses, develops, or challenges conventions of real media. It summarizes that the opening sequence includes an establishing shot of train doors with the word "OFF GRID" to set the scene, similar to real films. It also uses a train station location commonly seen in thrillers and the main character is dressed in all black to appear hidden, challenging conventions by not immediately identifying the protagonist. Throughout, a bold, basic font is used for titles as seen in other media products, while the placement of titles on objects and masking of the actor walking in front of them does not conform to typical high budget film conventions.Q1
Q1siandavey
Ìý
This document summarizes the filmmaking techniques used in a student film trailer to develop conventions of real media products and the horror genre. Costumes represented modern fashions to develop realism. Acting and makeup conveyed distress to suggest demonic possession. Exterior shots established a cold, eerie forest setting. Limited to daylight filming, artificial lighting gradually darkened shots to build tension. A variety of shots including close-ups and establishing shots were used to introduce characters, set the genre, and involve the audience, resembling the inspiration film Grave Encounters 2. All camera movements were handheld to achieve a realistic found footage style with limited resources.Movie film trailer posters
Movie film trailer posterslucygrace96
Ìý
The document analyzes and compares the posters for three horror films - Paranormal Activity 4, Insidious, and The Conjuring. It finds that the posters all follow conventions like including the film title, images relating to the plot, and credits, but vary in specific design choices like colors, fonts, and image placement. The Paranormal Activity 4 poster stands out with a shadowy image and red font, while Insidious uses a simple black-and-white design. Both The Conjuring posters feature creepy central images and hooks about the films being "true stories". Overall, the posters effectively convey a sense of fear or mystery to promote the horror genre films.Making the Film Poster
Making the Film Posterkhalfyard
Ìý
The document discusses the making of a film poster. It will be created in Adobe Photoshop due to the group's experience with the software and its tools for editing images. The film's messages of forgiveness, love, and loss/death will be conveyed through the portrayal of the protagonist as a ghostly or spiritual character using techniques like costume, makeup, and transparency. Conventions for film posters like following the rule of thirds for image placement and including the title will be followed. The protagonist will be depicted in a pale, windswept manner to suggest her ghostly nature without revealing too much of the plot.Tom Chamberlain - Question 2 Evaluation
Tom Chamberlain - Question 2 EvaluationTom Chamberlain
Ìý
Tom Chamberlain created several ancillary texts to accompany his short film "The Eleventh Hour" including a logo, film poster, and magazine review. He established a consistent brand identity across these materials using the same fonts, colors, and logo. Specifically, he used the logo and font from the film title at the end of the short film and on the poster. While he did not use a screenshot from the film in the poster, the image chosen depicts the film's theme of a lonely journey. The color palette of the poster and magazine were also linked to establish cohesion across the promotional materials.Question 3
Question 3Rihanna5
Ìý
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a film's main trailer with two ancillary marketing texts, a poster and magazine. It finds that the poster and magazine are most effective when they use consistent fonts, colors, and images that tie back to the trailer. Specifically, the poster and magazine for the film "Broken Promises" use matching fonts but different colors to represent the contrasting characters. Both ancillary texts also feature images that visually connect to scenes and themes shown in the trailer. The combination of the trailer, poster and magazine allows the film to be promoted to wider audiences through various marketing channels.Similar to Evaluation question 2 (20)
Evaluation question 2
Evaluation question 2claudiatravis95
Ìý
The document summarizes the creative choices made in developing a film trailer, poster, and magazine cover that are effectively linked together through shared visual elements. An image from the trailer was used for the black and white poster to connect the two. The same actress, costume, and text styling from the trailer were featured on the magazine cover to clearly show their relationship. Color schemes were varied between the poster and magazine to distinguish the production and publishing entities while still representing the thriller genre.Evaluation question 2
Evaluation question 2MaxTuson
Ìý
The three media pieces for the film Lovers Lane are visually and thematically linked. [1] The font used for the film title is consistent across the trailer, poster, and magazine cover to create a unified identity. [2] The main actress is featured prominently in both the trailer and magazine cover to connect the pieces. [3] A sepia tone represents the period aspects of the story in the trailer, poster, and magazine images. However, the magazine cover also has its own stylistic elements to appeal to its readership.Evaluation question 2
Evaluation question 2MaxTuson
Ìý
The three media pieces for the film - the poster, magazine cover, and trailer - are linked through visual and thematic elements. They feature the same main actress portraying dual roles from different time periods, with the poster focusing on her distressed character and the magazine cover showing both roles. Font, color schemes, and imagery are generally consistent between the pieces to create synergy, though the magazine has a more independent stylistic approach. While the links help brand the film, the common horror genre elements may lessen their distinctiveness. Stronger use of shared visuals could improve cohesion across the ancillary texts.Evaluation question 2
Evaluation question 2MaxTuson
Ìý
The three media pieces for the film link together through visual and stylistic elements. The poster, magazine cover, and trailer all feature the main female protagonist using different looks to represent the past and present versions of her character. They also use similar font and color schemes, with the poster and trailer emphasizing reds and a horror aesthetic, while the magazine takes a more artistic approach. By focusing on the central character and maintaining some design consistency across pieces, the marketing creates a recognizable identity and synergistic relationship between the ancillary texts and main product to promote the film.Q2
Q2StephStraw05
Ìý
The document discusses the use of fonts, colors, and other stylistic elements across a film poster, magazine cover, and teaser trailer for a film called "Reverie." There is consistency in using a red font for the film title across all pieces, while other fonts vary stylistically depending on the needs of each ancillary task. Character expressions also differ slightly between the poster and magazine to suit the tone and audience of each medium. Overall, the combination of main product and ancillary tasks effectively promotes the film through clear visual links tied to its mystery genre themes.evaluation Qu.2 
evaluation Qu.2 tanyamedia93
Ìý
The document discusses how three marketing assets - a film trailer, magazine cover, and movie poster - were designed to link together while maintaining the horror genre. Dark colors like red, black, and white were used consistently across all pieces. Other linking elements included a tagline ("What's out there"), similar website designs, and matching font/layout for the film title. Though the assets showcase different aspects of the film, they clearly connect through adherence to genre conventions and a cohesive visual brand. Minor suggestions are made to intensify the poster image and add more dialogue/jump scares to the trailer.Evaluation question 2
Evaluation question 2ChezInspireMe
Ìý
The combination of the main product and ancillary texts is very effective. The poster depicts the protagonist in a long shot standing alone in the trees, which directly relates to one of the key shots in the film where the protagonist stands alone in the center of the frame surrounded by trees. For the double page spread, the creator aimed to directly link it to the climax of the film. Elements like character costumes, lighting colors, and the protagonist's image were adapted from the climax scene to the double page spread layout and design.Evaluation 2
Evaluation 2Rebecca Withers
Ìý
The document discusses how the trailer, poster, and magazine cover work together as a marketing campaign for a film. It analyzes how key elements like location, costumes, colors, fonts, taglines, and logos are consistently used across all three items to clearly link them and effectively promote the film. While the magazine cover cannot include every single element, it mirrors the most important visuals, text, and colors from the trailer and poster to still feel connected as part of the overall campaign.In what way does your media product use
In what way does your media product useFleur Gascoigne
Ìý
The document discusses three media products created for a course assignment: a horror movie trailer about poltergeists, two related posters, and two magazine covers. For each product, conventions from real examples in the genre were researched and certain elements were adapted, such as establishing shots, scary images, and coordinated designs across the products. The goal was to make the student-created media look and feel professionally produced like real movie marketing materials.Question 2
Question 2asyia98
Ìý
The document discusses the film poster created for a psychological horror film produced for a class assignment. The poster was designed to match the film's genre and themes. Several drafts were made using dark colors to emphasize the protagonist's PTSD. Images from the film, like the leading actor in a military uniform, were included in the poster to link it to the film. Key aspects that connect the film and poster are the settings, costumes, colors, and portrayal of the main character.Q3 Evaluation A2
Q3 Evaluation A2MediaStudCourse
Ìý
The ancillary tasks of a magazine cover and poster effectively promote the film trailer. Both include an image of the main actor wearing similar clothing to the trailer to create consistency. The same text, color scheme, and fonts are used across the trailer, magazine, and poster to clearly link the materials together. The lighting and costumes of the main characters in the poster photos match those used in the trailer scenes. Key elements like dialogue excerpts and character placements help tell the story and draw connections between the ancillary tasks and the main trailer.Evaluation Conventions
Evaluation Conventionssmarshall96
Ìý
The document discusses conventions used across different ancillary products for a thriller film, including a magazine, poster, and film trailer. It notes that the magazine uses a dark color scheme and font from the film to match the thriller genre. The poster also uses a dark color scheme and split images of characters/locations. Both the magazine and poster use mid-shots of characters. The film trailer provides snapshots of the plot without revealing too much and uses varied camera angles, lighting, and editing techniques conventionally seen in trailers. Music and mise-en-scene create mystery. Typography, images, and continuity across elements effectively capture audience attention and link the products to the film.How effective is the combination of your ancillary texts and main product? 
How effective is the combination of your ancillary texts and main product? nadibadi993
Ìý
For a media studies course, the document's author was asked to create promotional materials for a film including a trailer, poster, and magazine cover. They researched real examples to understand conventions. Their poster features the film title and actors, but lacks other details like age rating. Their magazine cover follows conventions like the title and pictures but could be improved with better images and effects. Overall, their package promotes the film adequately but could be strengthened with more engaging visuals and information.How are you ensuring continuality of fonts and colours between the magazine, ...
How are you ensuring continuality of fonts and colours between the magazine, ...asmediaellie
Ìý
The document discusses how the designer ensured consistency across a magazine front cover, poster, and film trailer for a horror film. Specifically, it notes that:
1) The same fonts and similar colors were used throughout to link the materials and look professional.
2) The main character is featured prominently and consistently to help audiences recognize her and understand she is central to the story.
3) Dark colors like black, red, grey, white, brown, and yellow were used to set a dark, thrilling atmosphere and hint at elements like blood and fear that may be present in the film's storyline.Question 2
Question 2asyia98
Ìý
The document discusses the film poster created for a psychological horror film produced for a class assignment. The film poster was designed to match the film's genre, themes, and mise-en-scene. Several drafts were created before settling on a final poster that featured the lead actor in the same military uniform worn in the film, against a backdrop incorporating fiery imagery to represent a scene from the film involving a flashback to the protagonist's time in war. Colors, lighting, costumes, and props were kept consistent between the film and poster to clearly link the two pieces and immerse viewers in the film's themes of PTSD and danger.Task 2 charley clark 
Task 2 charley clark charclark83
Ìý
The combination of the main product and ancillary texts is effective. All products use the same font style and text for the title to create branding. A mask concept is used across all three products to illustrate they are connected and complimentary. Red coloring is used throughout to suggest the horror/murder theme, though it is used sparingly on the poster. While the magazine has a lighter tone than the other products for readability, the products still work well together and look like they are from the same film.Question 2 
Question 2 Scoley1996
Ìý
The document discusses how effective the combination of the main film "Voices" and its ancillary texts (trailer, poster, magazine) are at marketing the film. It analyzes how using consistent elements like the same actors, fonts, colors, and shots creates recognition and links the different marketing pieces together. However, it notes that some inconsistencies, like the use of silhouettes in the poster, could reduce clarity. Overall, replicating key elements across the trailer, poster and magazine helps make the marketing campaign cohesive and raises audience awareness of the film.A2 evaluation - Enforcer
A2 evaluation - EnforcerJack Bcfc Denning
Ìý
The document discusses conventions used in film trailers and posters to promote media productions. It describes how the author's trailer and promotional materials for a film follow conventions like using key plot moments out of order, including release date and production company at the end of the trailer, and using titles to introduce clips. The poster features the main character and production details against a backdrop relating to the plot. Challenges to conventions include combining genres of action, thriller and sci-fi and portraying the main character as potentially a "false protagonist".Media evaluation
Media evaluationRubio Luis
Ìý
The document describes how a student group designed a magazine cover and movie poster for their film project that drew upon conventions of real media. They based the magazine cover on Total Film magazine's design for John Wick 2, changing some colors and fonts while keeping a similar layout. They also included common magazine elements like a masthead, cover lines, and pug. Their movie poster drew from designs of American Assassin and Welcome to the Punch, modifying colors and images to suit their film. Their teaser trailer followed a three-part structure to introduce characters and action.Evaluation question 2
Evaluation question 2TAYLOR ORFORD
Ìý
The images used in the main product and ancillary texts feature the same characters in the same locations to increase continuity. While the main character Imogen is shown with a scar on her face in some materials, the film trailer does not show her with scars, only hinting at her getting into a dangerous situation. The same font is used but is bolder on the poster and less bold on the trailer to catch eyes but keep continuity. The same color scheme and positioning of characters is used to make the images seem like stills from the film and increase authenticity across products.Evaluation question 2
- 1. HOW EFFECTIVE IS THE COMBINATION OF YOUR MAIN PRODUCT AND ANCILLARY TASKS?
- 2. MAIN TASK AND FILM POSTER. To link our main product with our film poster we used the same fonts for the title of our film. This is effective because it gives the two product a flow between each other, and also shows the audience when they see the poster or the trailer that they are linked with each other. The use of the colour red in our main product and film poster connotes the idea of danger. This is effective because it symbolises the theme of our products, being a thriller. We did this because within our film there are elements of action mixed with a ghost story, therefore representing danger as bad things are thrust upon the main actors.
- 3. MAIN TASK AND FILM POSTER Similar to this the image we used for the film poster, is an image taken from the film trailer. This is effective because it shows the audience, when looking at the film poster a feature from the film which includes the location with the actresses. By doing so it initiates the storyline to the audience as it gives connotations of a creepy ghost story, due to the graveyards seen within the picture. Since the audience will be able to understand what the theme of the film is by looking at our film poster then this will help them decide whether they would want to view this film or not. I think by using the image from the film then this emphasises the storyline as it makes our product distinctive. We also edited the image to black and white. Although the clips in our main product contain grey skies and a foggy atmosphere, which looks effective towards our genre, however we thought to make our film poster more effective the black and white effect would be appropriate because it represents the gothic ghost theme of our thriller trailer, as well as emphasising the dullness of the setting of our film.
- 4. MAIN TASK AND FILM MAGAZINE FRONT COVER. The choice of using just one of the actresses from our trailer for the film magazine front cover was because when analysing film magazines in more detail we realised for the main image there was usually just one person used. This is effective because the image can focus on just one person, as if we used both actresses then the front cover may have looked too crowed and there would not have been room for the text to feature around the main image. The main product is represented through the image as the actress is wearing the same clothing in the front cover as what she is in the trailer. Also, her facial expression, make-up and hair represent the action and horror elements of the thriller trailer because she appears messy and tormented, therefore hoping to give connotations to the audience that she has been through a lot. The black and white editing of the image represents the gothic theme throughout our trailer and the storyline it represents.
- 5. MAIN TASK AND FILM MAGAZINE FRONT COVER. The contrast in colour from the red used in the main product to the ice blue used in the film magazine front cover is effective because it separates the products as they would not have been made by the same publishing companies. The ice blue colour is still significant towards our main product because although it does not represent danger, like our film poster and main product, it represents the cold feel of our trailer as it features a ghost story. We hope this would show the creepiness of our products towards the audience. To support the theme of our trailer we have featured similar themed films in the sub heads of on our film magazine front cover. We have also used actress and actors names who have featured in similar themed films to empahise the genre to make our film magazine front cover more effective.
- 6. FILM POSTER AND FILM MAGAZINE FRONT COVER.
- 7. FILM POSTER AND FILM MAGAZINE FRONT COVER. Both ancillary tasks are effective together because although they maintain a separate colour scheme, they share similar qualities. We were able to approach the film magazine front cover in a different manner because unlike the film poster, it will not have been distributed from the same company as the film trailer itself. This is why we have chosen to use different fonts and colour scheme on each task. It is still effective because all text is bold and able for the audience too see, while both main colours which we have used represent a part of our trailer. The ice blue represents the cold ghost story and the red represents the danger element within the action of the thriller genre. However, both tasks link together by using the black and white editing on the images. This is to represent the gothic element of our trailer. We hope this is effective in giving the audience connotations of what our film entails.