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The document summarizes the development process of a magazine cover for a horror film. The designers first researched existing magazine covers for inspiration. They decided to use the same poster image but applied new filters to distort it and make it spookier. After an initial layout, they determined the background washed out the image so they changed the magazine to have a red color that better fit the horror genre. In the final cover, they included standard magazine elements like the logo at the top and film title above, along with additional details like a bar code and anniversary badge.
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- 3. We decided to use the same image as our poster, as we felt it would be a more consistent use of merchandise. We again, added different filters, relating to our horror genre. This helped to create a more distorted image of the mask making it more spooky, However, we did not want this image to be a replica of our poster,So we used different filters. E.g. a black and white filter
- 4. This was an initial layout for our magazine cover, however we found that the background was too harsh and washed out the main image. We also decided to use Empire magazine as a posed to Total Film because we felt the red colour of ‘Empire’ fitted better with our genre, due to red being a symbol of danger. Also we felt the white writing was quite bland and red gave the cover some colour.
- 5. When researching other magazine covers we found they all had the logo of the magazine creators at the top of the cover. In addition to this, the name of the film the magazine is promoting is also a key feature on the magazine cover. This text always appears above the logo, we used motion to create this font so that it was slightly distorted fitting with our genre.
- 6. e this, we used motion and gained inspiration from existing empir Other add ons we used include a bar code, and a badge stating that the magazine released is the companies 25th birthday issue.