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The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a film trailer with ancillary texts like a magazine front cover and film poster. It notes several ways the products were linked, including using the same font, title, slogan, color scheme, and imagery across all three. Specifically, the film trailer, poster, and front cover all featured dark lighting and shadows, representing the film's title of "Shadow." Additionally, the same actors appeared in both the trailer and photos used for the poster and front cover, making the characters recognizable across all products.
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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.Question Three
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This is my evaluation question answer for how effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts? Main task, ancillary 
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My evaluation question answer to 'How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts?'Evaluation
EvaluationDavid Carletti
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The document discusses how a poster, trailer, and magazine were designed to promote a horror film in an effective and cohesive way. Key elements like a black, white, and red color scheme, the film's title and a recurring quote were used consistently across all three products to create brand recognition. Character faces and eyes were also emphasized in similar ways in the poster and magazine cover to tie the pieces together visually. The combination of repetition of these design elements and imagery helps generate audience intrigue and promotes the film in an integrated marketing strategy.Double Take
Double Takesbegum8321
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The combination of the main product (trailer) and ancillary tasks (magazine and film poster) is effective because they use consistent elements. Specifically, all three products use the same "Canela Bark Bold" font to maintain coherence. Additionally, the target audience of teenage girls and fans of chick flicks is the same across all products. Elements of the dialogue and characters from the poster also appear in the trailer, linking the two. Costuming from the trailer also matches what is depicted on the magazine cover. An overall black and white color scheme ties the magazine and poster together.Evaluation
EvaluationZainab Realist
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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.A2 Media Studies - Unit G324: Advanced Production - Evaluation Question 2
A2 Media Studies - Unit G324: Advanced Production - Evaluation Question 2ShayszCo
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The document discusses the effectiveness of combining the main products and ancillary texts for a horror film project. It summarizes that the trailer, film poster, and film magazine all incorporate similar themes like a home setting, dark color scheme, and low-key lighting to be consistent with horror genre conventions. Typography is also used across the products, with the film title including a devil symbol in the "O" to represent the film's storyline of possession. The combination of these elements provokes curiosity in the target audience while not revealing too much of the plot.Eval question 2 
Eval question 2 RosieBmedia
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The document discusses creating an effective marketing campaign for a film through synergy across promotional materials. It provides the example of Tron Legacy, which used consistent fonts, colors, sounds, and cameo appearances to tie together its film and marketing. For a horror film project, the author used the same font, color scheme of black, grey, white and red, and red glow effect on the title across their teaser trailer, poster, and magazine cover. They also included a recognizable mask and slogan on all pieces to create a cohesive campaign that will effectively promote the film to audiences.Eval question 2
Eval question 2RosieBmedia
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The document discusses creating an effective marketing campaign through synergy across promotional materials. It provides an example of how the film Tron Legacy used synergy in its marketing by maintaining consistent fonts, colors, sounds, and cameo appearances. The author then explains how they created synergy across their own teaser trailer, poster, and magazine cover for a horror film called "The Watched" by using the same font, color scheme, mask imagery, slogans, and red glow effects throughout. Maintaining these visual and textual consistencies allows the materials to be clearly associated and creates a cohesive promotional campaign that will effectively advertise the film and draw in larger audiences.evaluation question 
evaluation question RosieBmedia
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The document discusses creating an effective marketing campaign through synergy across promotional materials. It provides an example of how the film Tron Legacy used synergy in its marketing by maintaining consistent fonts, colors, sounds, and cameo appearances. The author then explains how they created synergy across their own teaser trailer, poster, and magazine cover for a horror film called "The Watched" by using the same font, color scheme, mask imagery, slogans, and red glow effects throughout. Maintaining these visual and textual consistencies allows the materials to be clearly associated and creates a cohesive promotional campaign that will effectively advertise the film and draw in larger audiences.Question 2
Question 2cardinalnewmancoventry
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The combination of the main product and ancillary tasks is effective because there is continuity between the three media texts. Specifically, the actress is portrayed consistently across the poster, magazine cover, and trailer in terms of clothing, makeup, and setting. Additionally, the color scheme of red, black, and white is used throughout to convey typical horror conventions. The film's tagline, "Friends Forever", appears in red text on the poster and is featured in a scene in the trailer to link the elements and keep the plot consistent.Recently uploaded (20)
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Question 2
- 1. Question 2: How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts? By Sarah Collumb
- 2. My three products: Magazine Front Cover Film Poster Film Trailer
- 3. TEXT/TITLES In each of my products I presented the title of my film in the same way, using the same font and same effects. By doing this I was able to make a common link between my three products which the audience could recognise. Furthermore the title of my film acted as the iconic signifier for my film. I made another link between my products by including this slogan on my film poster and magazine front cover. By doing this the audience can identify the poster and front cover both as products promoting the film shadow. To improve on my combination of ancillary texts and my trailer I could of included the same font throughout, however I have used multiple fonts between all three products. Font Style
- 4. Characters The actors I used in my film trailer, I also took photos of to use for my film poster and front cover. By doing this the audience can become familiar with the characters and the characters will become recognisable through each of my products. By doing this it creates a common theme throughout my three products.
- 5. Colour Scheme I used the same colour scheme in my poster and font cover, using mainly black and red and a splash colour of yellow. By keeping the colour scheme the same in both products, it creates a colour theme to the film trailer being promoted.
- 6. Imagery In my trailer I edited the lighting in order for the film to look dark and mysterious. There is a common link between my film and my photography for my two ancillary products as I also used dark lighting for them. There is also a link between the title of the film and the way in which my photos are portrayed on my ancillary products (more so my poster. The way in which I have edited my photos my poster gives off a shadow affect, representing the title of the film, Shadow. I also included a link between my title and my film, I did this my recording a scene involving the young girl walking and the man following her, however all you can see is their shadows.