Poster evalution
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The document analyzes the strengths and weaknesses of a poster for a documentary. It notes that the bright colors and clear information are strengths, but the top image is too dark. It also suggests that placing the information at the top would be better according to research on reading patterns. It concludes that including more images in a collage rather than just two would better represent what's in the documentary.
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The proposal outlines a storybook about a child choosing a birthday present from three toy options - a toy car, bubbles, or a teddy bear - at a toy store called Magic Dust. The proposal provides details on the story overview, production methods using rotoscoping and photography, and target audience of children aged 3+. It could expand more on how the design will appeal to both children and adults. The idea generation includes a detailed mind map and mood board capturing story elements, though could include more images. Feedback praised the clear descriptions and techniques but suggested more detail on toy descriptions and book colors.Editing the film poster
Editing the film posteremmalouise01
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The document summarizes the steps taken to edit a film poster, including using Photoplus and Drawplus software to edit photographs and design layout. Key aspects edited included changing photo colors to purple, adding a galaxy overlay, and positioning and styling text elements like the title, tagline, and credits. Feedback was gathered on a draft, which informed minor final changes to improve readability of the tagline and prominence of the title and release date.Research presentation aston
Research presentation astonAston Hinson
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Aston Hinson has researched similar horror-comedy trailers, posters, and magazine covers to understand conventions. Audience research found the target audience wants humor and uses social media. This research will help plan and produce a successful trailer, poster, and magazine cover by including scenes, characters, humor, and marketing through social media sites to appeal to the target audience.Self evaluation 
Self evaluation wilsonnx
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The document discusses the effectiveness of a magazine cover the author has designed. They believe it is effective due to the chosen cover image showing the main character in a scary way, conveying insight into her character. Fonts are varied and conventionally placed. Small additional images are included without overcrowding. The layout clearly features the film and guides the eye. Improvements could include more varied fonts and adding something to the bottom right corner to complete the visual route.Ami question 2
Ami question 2amibecker
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The target audience for the horror film poster and magazine review is male, aged 15-25 from urban areas who enjoy horror films. The poster uses dark imagery and minimal text to subtly imply death and mystery. While minimal, it would work as a "teaser poster". The magazine review includes stills from the film to set the atmosphere, compares the film to others in the genre, and gives an overall positive review, aiming to attract the target audience to the independent short film. Feedback suggested the poster effectively captured horror conventions while the article could be improved with a clearer layout and more film information.Film poster info
Film poster infoSamantha Bevan
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The document summarizes the design choices made for a horror film poster. Key elements included a main image of a man holding an old-fashioned camera to convey low budget/mystery. Text was kept minimal and clear. Font, sizing, positioning and colors were chosen deliberately to attract audience attention and match the stalker/horror theme. Feedback from test audiences was incorporated into revisions. The final poster aimed to intrigue viewers about the plot while maintaining an unsettling, macabre aesthetic.Q1 poster 
Q1 poster amywilliamsmedia
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The document discusses how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real media. It uses similar layout, font, and character poses as other films to draw the audience's attention. It develops on other media by changing the font to fit the genre and slightly changing the layout. It challenges conventions by completely changing the color scheme to fit its genre, using a darker contrast with purple/orange filter, using a cloud background instead of plain white, and adding production company logos.Question 3
Question 3simig1011
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The feedback received from audience reflections enabled the filmmakers to improve their work. Feedback highlighted areas like camera angles, lighting, and non-verbal communication that could better convey the stalker storyline. The feedback was used to reshoot scenes to achieve the desired effect. Further feedback from friends and family enabled additional improvements like continuity of clothing and props and clearer facial expressions. Overall, the feedback process helped strengthen the film and ensure the audience understood its thriller storyline and implications of violence.6. fmp production reflection
6. fmp production reflectionDaniel Thompson
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The document summarizes Daniel Thompson's process for creating various design projects. For a logo design, Daniel used shapes and layers to create a professional-looking background and emphasized the main brand color. For a t-shirt design, Daniel added a model wearing the t-shirt design into a stock photo using selection and editing tools to make it appear natural. Daniel also describes his processes for creating a PowerPoint presentation, recording gameplay footage, designing a magazine cover using positioning and emphasis techniques, and designing a double-page magazine spread using layout, editing, and blending tools.Pr11 production commentary sarah murray
Pr11 production commentary sarah murraySarahMurrayy
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The document discusses the design and layout of a magazine project. The main programs used were Adobe Photoshop and Microsoft Word. Photoshop was used to edit photos for the cover and double page spread, using tools like the clone and selection tools. Word was used to write articles which were then copied into the Photoshop project. Formats from existing extreme sports magazines influenced the design choices, including using overlapping text over images on the cover. Consideration was given to visual conventions and ensuring the design appealed to and was relevant for the target teenage audience interested in scootering.Horror posters
Horror postersSallie Kaye
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The document discusses key elements of effective horror film posters, including:
1) The main image should intrigue viewers without giving away the storyline.
2) The tagline gives something away about the film to enhance interest, but shouldn't distract from the main image.
3) Fine print with credits is placed at the bottom center for a clear layout.
The author analyzes example posters and plans to apply lessons to their own poster, focusing on a single character as the main image, an intriguing tagline near the bottom, fine print also at the bottom, a bold title near the bottom, and using contrast between the main image and background.Existing product research
Existing product researchAmyKilbride2
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The document analyzes several movie posters, examining the codes and conventions used in their design. Key elements discussed include font choices, color schemes, image selection, placement of credits and other text, and how these visual elements are intended to attract audiences and convey information about the film in a concise manner. The goal of poster design is to effectively promote the movie and intrigue potential viewers through aesthetic and persuasive techniques rather than long descriptions.Canon Research and collages
Canon Research and collagesalexalex552247
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The document provides information for creating an advertisement campaign for Canon aimed at young people aged 15-25. It discusses Canon's existing positive campaign examples, the target audience, and codes and conventions for print ads. The target audience wants fast-moving, colorful imagery and may not have a lot of money, so the ad should show them getting value. The document also includes photos and collages created for the campaign, experimenting with layout, colors, textures, and techniques like applying filters to match themes.Making my movie poster
Making my movie posterowenlandon
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The document summarizes the process taken to create a movie poster, beginning with mockups inspired by "The Blair Witch Project" poster. Photos were taken on location and edited in Photoshop, including changing to grayscale, cutting out the logo and title, and adding color effects. Credits from the trailer were also included along with logos for production companies. The final poster included the release date, slogan, and credits to promote the film and create synergy with other products. The creator was happy that the professional final product closely followed the original design.More from Kelly Chalk (13)
Question2 130421110458-phpapp02
Question2 130421110458-phpapp02Kelly Chalk
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The document discusses the various media technologies used by Kelly Chalk at different stages of her documentary project. At the research stage, she used Tumblr for blogging, Facebook to distribute questionnaires, and IMDB to research other documentaries. For planning, she used Google Drive, YouTube, a scanner, iMovie, and her school email system. Her production stage utilized Final Cut Express, Vimeo, and a tripod. Finally, for evaluation she presented her work using Prezi.Radio trailer evaulation
Radio trailer evaulationKelly Chalk
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The documentary featured fast-paced dance competitions and had up-beat music to match. Important information was provided at the end to stick in viewers' minds. Viewers were informed of the air time, date and channel. The audio quality could be improved to ensure a professional sound without distortions or cut-offs in speech.Editing process of my radio trailer
Editing process of my radio trailerKelly Chalk
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The document discusses the process of creating a music trailer. The creator first searched a copyright free YouTube channel to find suitable music. They then used Audacity to import the sound clips onto different tracks, adjusted the audio levels, and arranged the clips according to a storyboard. Finally, the finished trailer was exported and uploaded to SoundCloud and embedded in a Tumblr blog.Codes and conventions of a radio trailer
Codes and conventions of a radio trailerKelly Chalk
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A radio trailer should be between 30 to 40 seconds and include a male voice-over announcing the title, date, time and channel. It should also contain background music matching the documentary's theme, an audio clip from the show, and a catchy slogan to engage the audience.Question 2
Question 2Kelly Chalk
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The document discusses the various media technologies used by Kelly Chalk at different stages of her documentary project. At the research stage, she used Tumblr for blogging, Facebook to distribute questionnaires, and IMDB to research other documentaries. For planning, she used Google Drive, YouTube, a scanner, iMovie, and her school email system. Her production stage utilized Final Cut Express, Vimeo, and a tripod. Finally, for evaluation she presented her work using Prezi.Question 1
Question 1Kelly Chalk
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Kelly Chalk's documentary about a school's participation in a dance competition challenges conventions in several ways. It uses titles to introduce characters and facts, interviews conducted in indirect address to seem professional, and a mix of stock and original footage to show different perspectives. A voiceover at the beginning establishes a "voice of God" perspective. Interviews and shots of dancers in competition gear promote the competition subtly. The lack of formal setups makes the documentary seem more realistic.Question 1
Question 1Kelly Chalk
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Kelly Chalk's documentary uses conventions common to real documentaries such as titles to introduce characters, experts providing interviews, and a mix of stock and original footage. It also employs techniques like a voiceover narration, promotional posters in interviews, and featuring subjects in competition gear to connect them to the events depicted while feeling natural and realistic. The documentary challenges conventions by omitting formal setups for interviews to capture footage and interactions as they naturally occur.
Cinema verite-and-direct-cinema
Cinema verite-and-direct-cinemaKelly Chalk
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Direct cinema developed in the 1960s by the Maysles brothers who wanted to compare reality to common opinions. They filmed events without manipulation to challenge other documentary modes. Cinema verite is a style combining naturalistic techniques with editing and camerawork to provoke subjects. It is also known for taking provocative stances. Warrendale and The War Room are examples of direct cinema and cinema verite respectively that observe events candidly.Editing process of my poster
Editing process of my posterKelly Chalk
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The student edited a poster for a rock challenge documentary by layering two bright, colorful photos on top of each other and adding a black title box to cover rough edges and add the title. They also included the sky one logo with no background, colored borders around the title box, tag line at the top, and information at the bottom to make the poster more professional.Primary research for auidence
Primary research for auidenceKelly Chalk
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire distributed to students at a school about documentaries. Most respondents were between ages 16-25, watched documentaries, and preferred those on current events topics that are 30-45 minutes in length. This provides feedback on audiences that will help inform the topic and format of the documentary being researched.Evolution of documentary
Evolution of documentaryKelly Chalk
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John Grierson is considered the creator of the documentary genre. He originally made poetic documentaries but later felt they were better suited as educational resources rather than entertainment. During World War 2, propaganda documentaries were used widely by the Nazis and others to influence public opinion. In the 1950s, the cinema verite style emerged which aimed to capture real, unstaged events. In the 1960s-1970s, politicians began using documentaries as a political tool to support or oppose agendas.Poster evalution
- 2. STRENGHTS OF THE POSTER The bright colours are successful at attracting the audience. The information that is presented on the poster is clear ad easy to see. The audience are able to find the important information relevant to the documentary with out much effort. The use of the sky one logo is used to attract audiences who are used to watch documentaries of this style on this channel already. The font that was used was basic and plain. This was because I didn¡¯t want to draw attention away from the pictures and the information.
- 3. WEAKNESSES OF THE POSTER The top image is a bit dark and unable to make our faces very well. The information could have been placed at the top. This is because research shows that when people read they go from top to bottom, this would been that the information would be the first thing that they see when they look at the poster and it would stick in there mind. The title is at to much of an angle, it is readable, but I think it would be better if it was angles a bit more straight.
- 4. ? If I was to do this task again I would change the pictures. Instead of having just one image either side of the title, I would have a collage of different images to show more of what would be in my documentary. This images would include stills of them doing make up, on the coach, close ups of the three people I will be interviewing, etc.
- 5. ? The use of the bright colour and the images, making it more personal, appeal to the target audience. This is also done by the use of the sky one logo. I believe that the poster does fit the purpose of being the poster for my documentary because it gives all the important information and a rough idea of what the documentary is about.