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The author believes their ancillary texts of a poster and magazine cover fit well with their main product of a trailer, despite room for improvement in the trailer due to a lack of ICT knowledge. While the photos and color schemes differ between the ancillary texts, the same actor is featured with a horror theme. To link the products, the same makeup, costume, film name "The Trickster", and production name "Corrosive" are used across the trailer and ancillary texts to make the main character and elements recognizable.
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Viadeo, LinkedIN, Facebook, Twitter : 5 辿tapes pour communiquer sur ces r辿seauxSustainable energy ppt
Sustainable energy pptsmriti_varsha
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1. The document discusses various renewable energy sources including solar energy, geothermal energy, wind energy, tidal energy, wave energy, hydroelectricity, and biomass.
2. It provides details on each source, outlining their advantages and disadvantages. For example, it notes that solar energy harnesses the sun's energy for electricity production while wind turbines convert kinetic energy from the wind.
3. The document emphasizes that renewable energy is important because it provides environmental benefits, empowers future generations, and lessens dependence on fossil fuels.Similar to Evaluation question 2 (20)
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Question 2amberlouise95
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The document discusses the links and similarities between the main product and ancillary texts created by the author. There are similarities in posing of actresses, use of costumes to hide faces and create mystery, and use of the same font for the title in the poster and film trailer. Color schemes and use of logos are also linked between the products to consistently brand them and tie them together visually.Question 2
Question 2amberlouise95
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There are several similarities across the filmmaker's three media products of a poster, magazine cover, and film trailer. The poster and magazine cover both feature actresses in a similar pose looking at the camera. All three products use costume to hide the faces of antagonists and create mystery. The same font was used for the title in the poster and film trailer. The poster and magazine cover also share a common color scheme of red and blue with dark backgrounds to emphasize the horror genre of the film.Evaluation question 2 for A2 Media 
Evaluation question 2 for A2 Media bobonthedrums
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for my advanced media coursework portfolio. In this I evaluate how effectively my three media products work together- one main video and two printed media textsevaluation Qu.2 
evaluation Qu.2 tanyamedia93
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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.Eva 2 media
Eva 2 mediakingcgd
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The author created a film trailer, magazine cover, and poster for a horror film called "The Abandoned" to effectively promote the film. The products are linked through consistent use of the main character, title, color scheme, and weapons featured. This draws clear connections between the products and attracts audience attention. Specifically, the trailer and poster both prominently display the main character in the same clothing holding the same weapon. The title is also identically displayed with the same red color scheme. While the magazine cover also features the main character consistently, it mentions an actor not in the trailer, slightly weakening the connection between those products. Overall, the author believes maintaining themes, characters, and visual elements across the ancillary textsQuestion 2 product link
Question 2 product linkrossglover2409
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The document discusses linking different products through consistent branding elements like fonts, colors, imagery, and language. It analyzes a magazine cover and poster for a product and identifies areas where the branding could be more cohesive. While the imagery effectively features the main characters, the colors and fonts of the poster and magazine cover could be more identical to strengthen the visual link between the two products. The language used is fairly similar but could also be more consistent to improve the house style across formats.Evaluation question 2
Evaluation question 2Tim McMorrow
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Tim McMorrow created a film trailer and ancillary texts to link together and establish a horror film franchise. He used consistent elements like lighting, font, costumes, and colors across the three projects. A red, black, and white color scheme was used to reference the horror genre. A retro-inspired font called "True Lies" was also used in the magazine cover and poster to connect them. Low-key lighting in the dark images and clips helped set a scary tone. The main characters were identifiable in each product to provide consistency. Overall, the combination of trailer and ancillary texts was effective in capturing the horror genre through genre conventions while also making the projects distinctive.Question 2
Question 2sophiacollymore
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The document discusses how brand identity should represent a brand's core values and attributes to affect its personality. It analyzes the brand identity of the movie Scott Pilgrim vs the World, noting how it used consistent fonts and colors across its trailer, poster, and magazine cover to clearly convey its brand. The document then discusses how the author developed a brand identity for a movie called "Faceless" by using the same font with a glitch effect and the color green consistently in the teaser trailer, poster, and magazine cover. It aims to suggest the hacking genre and clearly link the three marketing products to establish the brand identity.Question 2
Question 2sophiacollymore
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The document discusses how maintaining a consistent brand identity across marketing materials is important for audiences to recognize a brand. It analyzes the brand identity used in the film Scott Pilgrim vs. the World as an example, noting the consistent use of font and color.
The document then describes the brand identity created for a film called "Faceless" across a trailer, poster, and magazine cover. It uses the same "hacker" font and color of green throughout to signify the hacking genre. Character placement and visual effects are also consistent to link the materials and convey the narrative.Evaluation
EvaluationHarryPickford
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The student created a film trailer, poster, and magazine cover as part of a media project. For the trailer, they researched conventions and incorporated elements seen in other trailers while also adding unique twists. The poster and magazine cover stick to common conventions but with the student's own designs. All three products are interconnected through consistent use of color schemes, fonts, and the main character image to promote the fictional film.Evaluation (incomplete)
Evaluation (incomplete)Thomas Haase
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Tom Haase evaluated his graphic design project where he researched and applied various design theories. He found colour theory to be the most useful as it allowed him to improve aesthetics by using complementary colors. While the grid method was less useful for this particular project, elements of it were still incorporated unintentionally. When comparing his film poster and cover designs to professional examples, Tom found many similarities in layout, use of imagery and text, color schemes, and overall structures that made his work look professional as well. However, he also noted some areas for improvement regarding mystery, emphasis, and lighting.Question 2 - James Pinnock
Question 2 - James PinnockJPinnock
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The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a horror film trailer with ancillary texts such as a magazine cover, poster, and teaser poster.
Key points of synergy included using the main villain protagonist across all materials for recognition, maintaining a consistent dark color scheme and logo, and featuring quotes from Empire magazine to build trust. Woodland scenery from the trailer was also included on the poster. This synergy helped create an easily identifiable brand and increased awareness of the film. Room for improvement includes strengthening editing skills for future projects.Evaluation
EvaluationHarryPickford
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The document summarizes a student's media project creating a film trailer, poster, and magazine cover. The student researched conventions of real media products and incorporated them into their work. For the trailer, they followed Todorov's theory of narrative structure and included disruption, an attempt to repair it, and reinstatement of equilibrium. The poster and magazine cover used consistent color schemes, fonts, and images to link the products together through intertextuality while maintaining unique designs.Question 2 product link
Question 2 product linkrossglover2409
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The document discusses linking various products such as a movie poster, magazine cover, and trailer through consistent imagery, fonts, colors, and language. It recommends using identical fonts and house styles across products to clearly link them. Using consistent imagery of characters in the same outfits across the products also effectively links the brand. While some linking elements like colors were used, the poster and magazine cover could link more through better consistency in visual elements and language.Question 2
Question 2Coey1611
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This document discusses the author's main film project and two ancillary tasks - a magazine review and film poster.
The author aimed to relate all three products to the horror/thriller genre of the film through similar dark color schemes and themes. This was easiest for the film poster which had a dark theme. The magazine review was harder to match fully due to layout constraints.
Overall, the author believes the products work together promotionally through their physical similarities despite minor differences like font styles between the poster and film. The dark color scheme successfully conveys the intended genre.Evaluation question 2 
Evaluation question 2 claudiatravis95
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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.Q2
Q2Sarah Louise
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The student compares their film poster, magazine, and trailer to evaluate how effectively the ancillary texts support the main product. They used consistent fonts and featured the main character across all pieces. While the poster and trailer used the same font, the magazine had a similar but distinct font to give it its own identity. Locations, costumes, and actors were also consistently portrayed. Overall, the ancillary texts and main product were well integrated through shared visual elements and reinforcement of the film's genre and narrative. Room for improvement includes using fully consistent fonts and potentially featuring additional characters.Q2
Q2aimskardash14
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The student compares their film poster, magazine, and trailer to evaluate how effectively the ancillary texts support the main product. They used the same font across all pieces to maintain consistency. While the poster and trailer used identical fonts, the magazine employed a similar but distinct typeface to give it its own identity. Key characters and themes are featured prominently in each. Some areas for improvement include using a font that better reflects the genre across all pieces and including additional characters. Overall, the ancillary texts and main product complement one another well and work together to promote the story.A2 Media Evlauation Question 2
A2 Media Evlauation Question 2Amos Mukombero
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The document discusses the synergy between a main film product and ancillary texts like a magazine and poster. For the magazine, the antagonist featured on the cover to recognize them from the film trailer. For the poster, a script line is used to illustrate the plot. The same fonts are used across all products for consistency. Red and black colors are used to represent horror themes. Conventions from real movie posters, like credits and quotes, are applied. Images and elements like the antagonist and knives are repeated to emphasize characters and genre. Arrows show how the products reference each other, creating effective recognition through market synergy.Evaluation: Combination of Production
Evaluation: Combination of ProductionLucyA2Media
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The document discusses how to make a combination of media products effective by linking them together to create a recognizable brand. It emphasizes using consistent elements like color scheme, textures, fonts, and production company logos across all products. While the author felt they successfully created a brand, they note some missed opportunities to further tie the products together, such as using the same tagline throughout and including protagonist images on both the poster and website to reinforce who the main characters are.Evaluation question 2
- 1. How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts? By Gaby Skingle
- 2. In my opinion I think my ancillary texts which is my poster and magazine cover does fit with my main product which is my trailer. I believe that I completed both my ancillary tasks to the best of my ability however I feel I could have done better in my main product the trailer but due to my lack of knowledge when it comes to ICT and new software this was not met. The photo in both my ancillary tasks are different however they contain the same actor and the features are distinguishable in both. The colour schemes are completely different however you can still tell that both are going with a horror theme. In both I have added the theme black and white, my poster more so as that is completely black and white.
- 3. To link them all together I used the same make up and costume in both ancillary tasks and in my trailer so the main character is recognisable and a distinguished figure. They all have the same name for the film which is the trickster on all three products and they all have the production name on them which is corrosive. They are in different sizes and fonts on different products which may be more recognisable on one then in comparison to another.