Scream magazine analysis
Download as PPTX, PDF0 likes411 views
The magazine Scream targets fans of extreme horror and gore through various techniques. The title font, dripping blood effect, and gory cover images establish its genre. The name "Scream" and tagline "Blood, Guts, Gore & More!" immediately signal the horror content. Language like "curse", "hellraiser", and "gore" are also used. The cover focuses most prominently on the films "Hellraiser: Revelations" and "The Curse of Frankenstein" to attract readers and encourage sales.
1 of 6
Download to read offline
Recommended
Magazine Overview
Magazine Overviewkirstyharragan2
Ìý
This document analyzes eight magazine front covers that promote films of various genres. It finds that they all share common conventions such as placing the masthead in the top middle, featuring the main film's name in large font, and using eye contact from the character to attract audiences. Color schemes are also consistent, using bright colors like red, white, black and blue. Overall the covers are designed to promote their films and entice audiences to buy the magazine through these visual techniques without overwhelming the layout.Horror Magazine Cover Analysis
Horror Magazine Cover Analysismeganhall46121
Ìý
This magazine cover features an extreme close-up of an angry, dirty face with a manipulated red eye, using side lighting to make half the cover shadowed. The cover lines on the left use puns, rhetorical questions, and alliteration to intrigue audiences about the horror film content. Additional information includes the film cast names on the right in smaller font. This issue comes from the March 2001 issue of Empire, a British film magazine published by Bauer Media.Film mag analysis 2
Film mag analysis 2Jake Shelvey
Ìý
The document provides an in-depth analysis of the front cover of a film magazine. It examines various design elements and how they are used to attract the target audience. These include positioning the website address discreetly, including the date to indicate monthly publication, and using a tagline and headlines in bold colors. Images are also analyzed, such as a photo of Harry Potter making eye contact to engage readers and preview stills of characters in costume from upcoming films. The document discusses how these visual elements are purposefully designed and positioned to draw in audiences.Horror ville
Horror villeKanzaer
Ìý
The magazine uses conventions in unconventional ways to create intrigue and unease in potential buyers. The masthead is placed behind the main image rather than overlaying it, hiding the disturbing Pennywise figure and adding mystery. Green, black, and white colors symbolize death and lack of life, signaling the magazine's horror content. Cover stories are placed along the bottom in eye-catching images to draw attention and inquiry within 3 seconds. Celebrating Stephen King pays homage to his work while appealing to different demographics and consideration of audience feedback.Horror magazine #2 i am legend
Horror magazine #2 i am legendShahnaaz96
Ìý
Will Smith is prominently featured on the cover of the horror magazine as the main character. His image is placed in the center above additional pictures from films featured in the magazine. The lighting creates a shadow behind Will Smith that suggests he represents light or is heroic. The magazine includes more pictures and information on films to attract audiences.Conventions of a horror poster and magazine
Conventions of a horror poster and magazineRyan Talmage
Ìý
The document discusses conventions found in horror film posters and magazine covers. It analyzes examples of each, identifying several common conventions:
Horror posters typically feature isolated locations, antagonists threatening protagonists, and use of black and white colors to convey a dark tone. The layout draws the eye to the film title and tagline to intrigue audiences.
Horror magazine covers commonly include a main image related to their headline article. They utilize red and sans-serif fonts, and place articles, images and additional content in a clear layout. Imagery of death, blood and recognizable icons attract readers interested in horror.
Overall, the key is to incorporate familiar elements like these conventions to effectively promote horror contentFilm opening: location, costumes and props 4
Film opening: location, costumes and props 4harleyjones
Ìý
The document discusses locations, costumes, and props for a film opening. The location would be Whitestone Pond at Hampstead Heath in London. Shots of the protagonist's home would include a news report, torn articles on the wall, a journal, maps with pins, weapons, gloves, and tape. For costumes, the main character's clothing in the woods scene includes muddy boots, black trousers, and a white t-shirt with messy hair. In the next scene, he wears black jeans, a black jacket, and tidier slicked back hair. Props include a tattoo to identify the character, a hammer as the main weapon, and fake blood to show he has killed someone.FILM MAGAZINE ANAYSIS
FILM MAGAZINE ANAYSISJosh Martey
Ìý
This document analyzes the cover of a film magazine called "EMPIRE" to understand how it attracts audiences. The red masthead suggests the magazine's fans are passionate about film. A strip of films shown indicates what other content is featured, which could attract audiences not interested in the cover's main film. The bold, sophisticated text and large eye-catching font used for the cover story headlines create intrigue and suspense. The central placement of the main cover image, featuring an established actor holding an iconic gun, draws immediate attention to its importance.Film opening; location, costumes and props 4
Film opening; location, costumes and props 4harleyjones
Ìý
The document discusses costume and prop ideas for the opening of a film. It proposes shooting the opening scene at Hampstead Heath woodland in London to establish a thriller setting. Costumes for the main character would include muddy boots in the opening woods scene and later black jeans and jacket to portray darkness in his character. Props like a hammer, fake blood, news reports on a wall and maps are mentioned to convey the character's personality and crimes. The goal is to imitate cult films and portray an Americana style with props like a tattoo, watch and belt for the main character.C+C Film Magazines
C+C Film MagazinesJoshua_Paice
Ìý
The document discusses several key elements of film magazine covers:
- The leading protagonist is generally located in the center of the frame to draw readers' attention to the recognizable actor and encourage people to buy the magazine or learn more about them.
- "Puffs" are small circles that advertise particular pieces of information inside the magazine in bold text to pique readers' interest.
- The masthead, typically in a bold font matching the color scheme, creates continuity and draws readers to particular magazine distributors like "Empire" and "Total Film".
- The color scheme uses three primary colors that match the tone of the featured film to make each cover feel crafted for that individual movie.Magazine analysis 
Magazine analysis ceebees
Ìý
The magazine front cover features two characters lying on an examining table, suggesting the death of one character. The man hugs the woman intimately, which could indicate he is her partner or possibly her killer. The woman is dressed in white symbolizing innocence, while the man wears darker colors, possibly marking him as a dangerous or antagonistic character.
The second magazine front cover shows Jason Bourne looking away from the camera while holding a gun. This posture suggests he has a secretive past or a mission to uncover. His gun and dark clothing indicate he is a dangerous man involved in action and mystery.Teen slasher research
Teen slasher researchsaulkane
Ìý
Teen slasher is a horror subgenre that involves a psychopathic killer stalking and murdering a group of teens in a specific sequence, often using knives or other bladed weapons. Some of the most memorable horror films fall into this subgenre. This document discusses teen slashers, noting that they typically feature a masked antagonist whose identity is hidden, creating fear and mystery. It explains that the document focuses on teen slashers because the author enjoys them and has done research on popular examples. A teen slasher also allows for an appropriately aged peer cast and provides an opportunity to incorporate the use of a mask.Colour scheme
Colour schemeMoltenPhoenix
Ìý
This document discusses color scheme choices for a project, noting that darker shades convey seriousness while lighter shades may suggest elegance or fun. The selected color could give off a grimy feeling that attracts younger male readers but repels more sophisticated target audiences, though using the right shade could avoid repelling the most sophisticated readers.Proposal
ProposalDrewRamsdenn
Ìý
The proposal is for a marketing campaign for an upcoming horror movie called "In the Woods". The campaign will include a trailer, posters, and a magazine cover to advertise the film. The primary target audience is young adults aged 16-24, and the secondary audience is adults over 24, as horror movies typically appeal most to these age groups. The trailer budget is estimated between £5000-6000, and will use footage from the movie edited to slowly build scares and tension. The main poster will be completely black with a mysterious mask in the middle and the words "behind you" to pique interest. The magazine cover will feature the main character facing off with the killer looming behind.Magazine analysis 2 (shivers the omen)
Magazine analysis 2 (shivers the omen)Blitzura
Ìý
Occasionally, genre-specific film magazines are beneficial for fans to stay up-to-date on niche films overlooked by mainstream publications. Magazines like "Shivers" cater to horror fans by publicizing horror films that receive less attention. While having a narrow focus limits circulation, horror fans and readers already interested in horror make up "Shivers'" audience. The magazine's covers draw readers in with unsettling images and references that play on horror tropes and superstitions.Scream Magazine Analysis
Scream Magazine AnalysisAntonia-Montefusco
Ìý
The document provides an analysis of the masthead design of the horror magazine "Scream". It summarizes that the bright yellow color and dripping painted font are unconventional for the genre but create intrigue. The masthead sits in front of blood-soaked wood for a raw effect. The left third features sell lines and images that preview exclusive interviews and film content to entice readers. The main image of Jason Voorhees is professionally intimidating and ties into the forest setting of Friday the 13th to represent the magazine's focus on slasher films.Magazine Analysis
Magazine AnalysisAntonia-Montefusco
Ìý
The magazine masthead uses a bright yellow color and dripping paint font to stand out from competitors and represent the horror genre in a unique way. The main image features Jason Voorhees to attract fans of Friday the 13th, and the left third highlights exclusive interviews and film content through promotional images and captions. Additional text and colors are used throughout to consistently brand the magazine and tease the extensive horror coverage found inside.Magazine Analysis One
Magazine Analysis Onekirstyharragan2
Ìý
This document analyzes an issue of the horror movie magazine "Fangoria" focusing on the film "The Shining". The analysis discusses several aspects of the magazine's layout and design that would appeal to its target horror fan audience. These include the use of eye-catching images and colors, prominent placement of the magazine title or "masthead", and preview sections highlighting key films and actors to generate interest. The document concludes the magazine effectively promotes "The Shining" through following industry conventions and using compelling visual elements like the main image of Jack Nicholson to attract readers.Magazine cover analysis
Magazine cover analysisTheo Perry
Ìý
This document discusses the front covers of several film magazines, including Empire, Total Film, and Scream. It analyzes design elements like mastheads, cover lines, images, and fonts used and how they appeal to audiences. Key points made include that Empire uses iconic characters and celebrities to attract fans, Total Film promotes exclusive content and interacts with readers online, and Scream specifically targets horror fans with a stylized horror-themed design. Common elements across magazines are consistent branding through their mastheads and positioning of cover lines to be visible on shelves.Analysis of 3 magazine front covers
Analysis of 3 magazine front coversge_xxxx
Ìý
This magazine cover summarizes the horror film The Exorcist. The large yellow masthead clearly displays the magazine title "PARACINEMA". The unsettling main image is a hand-drawn picture of Regan, the possessed child from The Exorcist, making direct eye contact with the viewer. Cover lines advertise articles about The Exorcist film and catering to women readers. The disturbing central image and cover lines signal this magazine will focus on horror genre content.Analysis of 3 magazine front covers
Analysis of 3 magazine front coversge_xxxx
Ìý
The summary analyzes the magazine cover of Fangoria. It notes that the masthead uses an unusual font to connote unpredictability, and the name can be separated into "fan" and "gore". The main image from Insidious draws viewers in with its unsettling features. The color scheme centers around red, white, and black which symbolize themes relevant to horror. Overall the cover successfully promotes the horror genre through its unnerving visual elements and symbolic use of color.11.Magazine Front Cover Overview
11.Magazine Front Cover OverviewBradley22
Ìý
The document analyzes conventions used on six magazine front covers promoting horror movies. It finds that all magazines feature the antagonist filling the background, conform to rules like placing the masthead at the top. This entices audiences to learn about promoted films and increases sales. Magazines also feature colors like red and black common in horror films. Maintaining consistent branding elements like fonts and layouts helps audiences recognize the magazine's identity across issues. Following these conventions can help make a horror magazine successful.Media2014 film mag analysis
Media2014 film mag analysisJake Shelvey
Ìý
The document analyzes the front cover of the Fangoria film magazine. It summarizes that the cover adapts common magazine conventions to appeal to die-hard horror fans. It uses an amateurish design with varied fonts, colors and imagery to feel homemade. The masthead, feature images and slogan all emphasize the magazine's focus on horror films in unconventional ways compared to other magazines. The cover aims to immerse viewers in the dark world of horror and connect with fans through its distinctive aesthetic and graphic content tailored to its selective audience.Magazine Analysis One
Magazine Analysis Onekirstyharragan2
Ìý
This is my first magazine analysis of 'Fangoria', a movie magazine which focuses on the sub-genre of horror movies. Analysis of Magazine Covers
Analysis of Magazine CoversDan Lewsley
Ìý
The magazine covers are designed to appeal to specific target audiences. Scream magazine targets horror film fans, representing horror through the word "scream," bloody red font and cover images of horror characters. Fangoria magazine also targets horror fans, using a masthead with "fang" and "gore," horror film titles in eye-catching fonts, and a frightening cover image. Empire magazine targets a broader audience of film fans, using attractive images like Megan Fox that will draw viewers while also promoting content inside.Magazine Analysis
Magazine AnalysisVanessa Starr
Ìý
The document analyzes the front covers of three horror magazines: Empire, Fangoria, and Horror. For each magazine, it describes the central images, intended target audiences, use of color schemes and fonts, and conventions like headlines, buttons and mastheads. Key details that attract readers include prominent central characters, vivid colors associated with blood and violence, and text that highlights exclusive content and interviews. Sans serif fonts are used prominently to convey masculinity, while one magazine uses serif text for its central topic to draw additional attention.Magazine analysis
Magazine analysisMatthewJonesVyners
Ìý
The masthead of 'Total Film' magazine is located in the top third of the cover. Unlike similar magazines, it uses a white color that stands out from the color scheme. This shows the magazine's brand identity as the main image is placed over the masthead.
The main image features two people running, creating intrigue as to what they are running from. The main sell line promotes the film 'Adjustment Bureau' to draw readers in. Secondary lines and images provide more content previews.
Additional elements include a skyline and slogan that promotes the magazine as a modern movie guide. Placement of price, barcode and publisher logo are discreetly placed in the bottom right corner.Media2014 front cover overview
Media2014 front cover overviewJake Shelvey
Ìý
Fangoria magazine alters conventions of typical magazine covers to appeal to horror fans. While it follows some conventions like placing the masthead at the top, it also breaks conventions like focusing on antagonists rather than protagonists or moving the masthead for cover 3. The covers are analyzed for symbiosis between layout, text, images, and colors used to represent different horror subgenres being featured. Overall, Fangoria strikes a balance between familiar conventions and uniqueness to resonate with dedicated horror audiences.Presentation1 magazine covers 
Presentation1 magazine covers vinoshka
Ìý
The magazine cover features an image of the monster from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre holding a chainsaw. The monster looks dirty and sweaty, conveying that using a chainsaw to kill takes effort. Additional disturbing images on the cover relate to horror films being discussed in the magazine. The magazine title FANGORIA is in red letters against a black background, conveying blood and gore. The cover effectively uses images and design to attract its target audience of 17-25 year old horror film fans.Ancillary Product analysis 
Ancillary Product analysis lkirkland123
Ìý
The document analyzes conventions used in soap opera magazines to attract audiences. It discusses the masthead, cover images, headlines and text used on the magazine covers. Bold colors, emotive language and prominent dates are used to draw readers' attention. Images of characters are positioned over headlines to illustrate importance. Headlines and sublines tease upcoming plots to intrigue readers. Bubbles highlight different soaps to appeal to various preferences. The conclusion discusses replicating techniques like bright colors, large text, controversial language and many images/stories based on the analysis.More Related Content
What's hot (6)
Film opening; location, costumes and props 4
Film opening; location, costumes and props 4harleyjones
Ìý
The document discusses costume and prop ideas for the opening of a film. It proposes shooting the opening scene at Hampstead Heath woodland in London to establish a thriller setting. Costumes for the main character would include muddy boots in the opening woods scene and later black jeans and jacket to portray darkness in his character. Props like a hammer, fake blood, news reports on a wall and maps are mentioned to convey the character's personality and crimes. The goal is to imitate cult films and portray an Americana style with props like a tattoo, watch and belt for the main character.C+C Film Magazines
C+C Film MagazinesJoshua_Paice
Ìý
The document discusses several key elements of film magazine covers:
- The leading protagonist is generally located in the center of the frame to draw readers' attention to the recognizable actor and encourage people to buy the magazine or learn more about them.
- "Puffs" are small circles that advertise particular pieces of information inside the magazine in bold text to pique readers' interest.
- The masthead, typically in a bold font matching the color scheme, creates continuity and draws readers to particular magazine distributors like "Empire" and "Total Film".
- The color scheme uses three primary colors that match the tone of the featured film to make each cover feel crafted for that individual movie.Magazine analysis
Magazine analysis ceebees
Ìý
The magazine front cover features two characters lying on an examining table, suggesting the death of one character. The man hugs the woman intimately, which could indicate he is her partner or possibly her killer. The woman is dressed in white symbolizing innocence, while the man wears darker colors, possibly marking him as a dangerous or antagonistic character.
The second magazine front cover shows Jason Bourne looking away from the camera while holding a gun. This posture suggests he has a secretive past or a mission to uncover. His gun and dark clothing indicate he is a dangerous man involved in action and mystery.Teen slasher research
Teen slasher researchsaulkane
Ìý
Teen slasher is a horror subgenre that involves a psychopathic killer stalking and murdering a group of teens in a specific sequence, often using knives or other bladed weapons. Some of the most memorable horror films fall into this subgenre. This document discusses teen slashers, noting that they typically feature a masked antagonist whose identity is hidden, creating fear and mystery. It explains that the document focuses on teen slashers because the author enjoys them and has done research on popular examples. A teen slasher also allows for an appropriately aged peer cast and provides an opportunity to incorporate the use of a mask.Colour scheme
Colour schemeMoltenPhoenix
Ìý
This document discusses color scheme choices for a project, noting that darker shades convey seriousness while lighter shades may suggest elegance or fun. The selected color could give off a grimy feeling that attracts younger male readers but repels more sophisticated target audiences, though using the right shade could avoid repelling the most sophisticated readers.Proposal
ProposalDrewRamsdenn
Ìý
The proposal is for a marketing campaign for an upcoming horror movie called "In the Woods". The campaign will include a trailer, posters, and a magazine cover to advertise the film. The primary target audience is young adults aged 16-24, and the secondary audience is adults over 24, as horror movies typically appeal most to these age groups. The trailer budget is estimated between £5000-6000, and will use footage from the movie edited to slowly build scares and tension. The main poster will be completely black with a mysterious mask in the middle and the words "behind you" to pique interest. The magazine cover will feature the main character facing off with the killer looming behind.Similar to Scream magazine analysis (20)
Magazine analysis 2 (shivers the omen)
Magazine analysis 2 (shivers the omen)Blitzura
Ìý
Occasionally, genre-specific film magazines are beneficial for fans to stay up-to-date on niche films overlooked by mainstream publications. Magazines like "Shivers" cater to horror fans by publicizing horror films that receive less attention. While having a narrow focus limits circulation, horror fans and readers already interested in horror make up "Shivers'" audience. The magazine's covers draw readers in with unsettling images and references that play on horror tropes and superstitions.Scream Magazine Analysis
Scream Magazine AnalysisAntonia-Montefusco
Ìý
The document provides an analysis of the masthead design of the horror magazine "Scream". It summarizes that the bright yellow color and dripping painted font are unconventional for the genre but create intrigue. The masthead sits in front of blood-soaked wood for a raw effect. The left third features sell lines and images that preview exclusive interviews and film content to entice readers. The main image of Jason Voorhees is professionally intimidating and ties into the forest setting of Friday the 13th to represent the magazine's focus on slasher films.Magazine Analysis
Magazine AnalysisAntonia-Montefusco
Ìý
The magazine masthead uses a bright yellow color and dripping paint font to stand out from competitors and represent the horror genre in a unique way. The main image features Jason Voorhees to attract fans of Friday the 13th, and the left third highlights exclusive interviews and film content through promotional images and captions. Additional text and colors are used throughout to consistently brand the magazine and tease the extensive horror coverage found inside.Magazine Analysis One
Magazine Analysis Onekirstyharragan2
Ìý
This document analyzes an issue of the horror movie magazine "Fangoria" focusing on the film "The Shining". The analysis discusses several aspects of the magazine's layout and design that would appeal to its target horror fan audience. These include the use of eye-catching images and colors, prominent placement of the magazine title or "masthead", and preview sections highlighting key films and actors to generate interest. The document concludes the magazine effectively promotes "The Shining" through following industry conventions and using compelling visual elements like the main image of Jack Nicholson to attract readers.Magazine cover analysis
Magazine cover analysisTheo Perry
Ìý
This document discusses the front covers of several film magazines, including Empire, Total Film, and Scream. It analyzes design elements like mastheads, cover lines, images, and fonts used and how they appeal to audiences. Key points made include that Empire uses iconic characters and celebrities to attract fans, Total Film promotes exclusive content and interacts with readers online, and Scream specifically targets horror fans with a stylized horror-themed design. Common elements across magazines are consistent branding through their mastheads and positioning of cover lines to be visible on shelves.Analysis of 3 magazine front covers
Analysis of 3 magazine front coversge_xxxx
Ìý
This magazine cover summarizes the horror film The Exorcist. The large yellow masthead clearly displays the magazine title "PARACINEMA". The unsettling main image is a hand-drawn picture of Regan, the possessed child from The Exorcist, making direct eye contact with the viewer. Cover lines advertise articles about The Exorcist film and catering to women readers. The disturbing central image and cover lines signal this magazine will focus on horror genre content.Analysis of 3 magazine front covers
Analysis of 3 magazine front coversge_xxxx
Ìý
The summary analyzes the magazine cover of Fangoria. It notes that the masthead uses an unusual font to connote unpredictability, and the name can be separated into "fan" and "gore". The main image from Insidious draws viewers in with its unsettling features. The color scheme centers around red, white, and black which symbolize themes relevant to horror. Overall the cover successfully promotes the horror genre through its unnerving visual elements and symbolic use of color.11.Magazine Front Cover Overview
11.Magazine Front Cover OverviewBradley22
Ìý
The document analyzes conventions used on six magazine front covers promoting horror movies. It finds that all magazines feature the antagonist filling the background, conform to rules like placing the masthead at the top. This entices audiences to learn about promoted films and increases sales. Magazines also feature colors like red and black common in horror films. Maintaining consistent branding elements like fonts and layouts helps audiences recognize the magazine's identity across issues. Following these conventions can help make a horror magazine successful.Media2014 film mag analysis
Media2014 film mag analysisJake Shelvey
Ìý
The document analyzes the front cover of the Fangoria film magazine. It summarizes that the cover adapts common magazine conventions to appeal to die-hard horror fans. It uses an amateurish design with varied fonts, colors and imagery to feel homemade. The masthead, feature images and slogan all emphasize the magazine's focus on horror films in unconventional ways compared to other magazines. The cover aims to immerse viewers in the dark world of horror and connect with fans through its distinctive aesthetic and graphic content tailored to its selective audience.Magazine Analysis One
Magazine Analysis Onekirstyharragan2
Ìý
This is my first magazine analysis of 'Fangoria', a movie magazine which focuses on the sub-genre of horror movies. Analysis of Magazine Covers
Analysis of Magazine CoversDan Lewsley
Ìý
The magazine covers are designed to appeal to specific target audiences. Scream magazine targets horror film fans, representing horror through the word "scream," bloody red font and cover images of horror characters. Fangoria magazine also targets horror fans, using a masthead with "fang" and "gore," horror film titles in eye-catching fonts, and a frightening cover image. Empire magazine targets a broader audience of film fans, using attractive images like Megan Fox that will draw viewers while also promoting content inside.Magazine Analysis
Magazine AnalysisVanessa Starr
Ìý
The document analyzes the front covers of three horror magazines: Empire, Fangoria, and Horror. For each magazine, it describes the central images, intended target audiences, use of color schemes and fonts, and conventions like headlines, buttons and mastheads. Key details that attract readers include prominent central characters, vivid colors associated with blood and violence, and text that highlights exclusive content and interviews. Sans serif fonts are used prominently to convey masculinity, while one magazine uses serif text for its central topic to draw additional attention.Magazine analysis
Magazine analysisMatthewJonesVyners
Ìý
The masthead of 'Total Film' magazine is located in the top third of the cover. Unlike similar magazines, it uses a white color that stands out from the color scheme. This shows the magazine's brand identity as the main image is placed over the masthead.
The main image features two people running, creating intrigue as to what they are running from. The main sell line promotes the film 'Adjustment Bureau' to draw readers in. Secondary lines and images provide more content previews.
Additional elements include a skyline and slogan that promotes the magazine as a modern movie guide. Placement of price, barcode and publisher logo are discreetly placed in the bottom right corner.Media2014 front cover overview
Media2014 front cover overviewJake Shelvey
Ìý
Fangoria magazine alters conventions of typical magazine covers to appeal to horror fans. While it follows some conventions like placing the masthead at the top, it also breaks conventions like focusing on antagonists rather than protagonists or moving the masthead for cover 3. The covers are analyzed for symbiosis between layout, text, images, and colors used to represent different horror subgenres being featured. Overall, Fangoria strikes a balance between familiar conventions and uniqueness to resonate with dedicated horror audiences.Presentation1 magazine covers
Presentation1 magazine covers vinoshka
Ìý
The magazine cover features an image of the monster from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre holding a chainsaw. The monster looks dirty and sweaty, conveying that using a chainsaw to kill takes effort. Additional disturbing images on the cover relate to horror films being discussed in the magazine. The magazine title FANGORIA is in red letters against a black background, conveying blood and gore. The cover effectively uses images and design to attract its target audience of 17-25 year old horror film fans.Ancillary Product analysis
Ancillary Product analysis lkirkland123
Ìý
The document analyzes conventions used in soap opera magazines to attract audiences. It discusses the masthead, cover images, headlines and text used on the magazine covers. Bold colors, emotive language and prominent dates are used to draw readers' attention. Images of characters are positioned over headlines to illustrate importance. Headlines and sublines tease upcoming plots to intrigue readers. Bubbles highlight different soaps to appeal to various preferences. The conclusion discusses replicating techniques like bright colors, large text, controversial language and many images/stories based on the analysis.Media Evaluation: Part 2
Media Evaluation: Part 2cwatling95
Ìý
The document summarizes the design process for a movie poster and magazine cover created to promote a psychological horror film called "Delirium." For the poster, an extreme close-up of an eye was used as the background image to create a sense of claustrophobia. Images of a pill and the word "Delirium" were superimposed onto the eye. For the magazine cover, the main character Anna is depicted with blood spatters and the names of other characters superimposed above her head to suggest she is thinking about them and introduce the characters to readers. Both the poster and magazine cover aim to appeal to fans of psychological horror between ages 15-35 through their use of visual elements that emphasize themes of fear,Evaluation part 2
Evaluation part 2joee22scott
Ìý
The student created a horror film poster, magazine, and trailer that adhered to genre conventions. For the poster, conventions like blood splatters, black and white color scheme with red, and a close-up shot were used. The layout, with a focal close-up, tagline, and billing block, also followed conventions. The typography on the poster represented the psychological horror theme with cracked, blood-spattered writing. The magazine was styled like the iconic "Fangoria" but focused more on psychological horror. Conventions like red/black colors and a character image on the cover were included. Overall, the projects worked together cohesively to represent the horror genre.Horror Magazine Covers Analysis
Horror Magazine Covers Analysisnatericafaria
Ìý
This magazine cover uses various design techniques to attract and intrigue readers. The main image is a close-up of the villain from the movie Scream, taking up most of the cover. The title "Scream Returns" stands out in a different color. There are also small sell lines but they are compacted at the bottom. The design prioritizes the villain's face to draw attention and leaves little blank space. Together, these visual elements promote the movie while breaking conventions of typical magazine cover design.Front cover overview 
Front cover overview rachaeldrake_
Ìý
Each of the six magazine front covers from Total Film, Empire, and Fangoria follow similar conventions to successfully promote films. They each feature a dominant main image of a male character, masthead at the top, and selling points around the image. While they have a similar layout, Fangoria has a more amateur, horror-focused style compared to the polished look of Total Film and Empire. The magazines also tailor aspects like colors and images to match the genre and tone of the featured film. Overall, maintaining a consistent brand identity while adapting to different films allows each magazine to attract and engage their target audience.More from MollyBloxham (8)
Eval 3
Eval 3MollyBloxham
Ìý
The document discusses the various media technologies used to create and publish blog posts and products for a media studies portfolio. These included Blogger for documenting work, Flipsnack to present research digitally, YouTube for researching conventions and finding audio, Prezi and Scribd for displaying analysis, ºÝºÝߣShare for publishing presentations, iPhoto for importing photos, and Photoshop and iMovie for constructing ancillary products and a film trailer through editing photos, video and adding effects. Prior knowledge was applied and expanded through tutorials to create high quality final products.Eval 3
Eval 3MollyBloxham
Ìý
The document discusses the various media technologies used to create and publish blog posts and products for a media studies portfolio. These included Blogger for documenting work, Flipsnack to present research digitally, YouTube for researching conventions and finding audio, Prezi and Scribd for displaying analysis, ºÝºÝߣShare for publishing presentations, iPhoto for importing photos, and Photoshop and iMovie for constructing ancillary products and a film trailer through editing photos, video and adding effects. Prior knowledge was applied and expanded through tutorials to create high quality final products.Scream film poster analysis
Scream film poster analysisMollyBloxham
Ìý
The poster summarizes the key elements of the Scream film poster and what it communicates to audiences. In 3 sentences:
The poster uses common horror film conventions like an attractive young female lead and shadowy lighting to identify the film's genre as horror. The tagline hints at breaking boundaries in the slasher genre and suggests a comedic tone. The target audience is identified as 18-25 year olds seeking excitement from the thriller genre, drawn in by Wes Craven's reputation and the representation of the innocent female lead.History of horror ppt
History of horror pptMollyBloxham
Ìý
The document provides a history of the horror film genre from the 1890s to the 2000s. It describes how early silent films in the 1890s showed the first supernatural events. In the 1930s-1940s, Universal Pictures created a successful series of classic horror films featuring characters like Dracula and Frankenstein. The 1950s-1960s saw a divide into horror-of-Armageddon and horror-of-the-demonic films, and the emergence of the slasher subgenre. The 1970s-1980s featured influential films like The Exorcist and Halloween that established new standards, while the 1990s saw the birth of blending fictional and real-world horrors. More recent trends include the revival of teenTreatment for horror film trailer
Treatment for horror film trailerMollyBloxham
Ìý
This document outlines a horror film storyline and production details. The story follows a young girl who is found wandering alone, adopted by an abusive family who eventually kill her, and returns from the grave a year later to seek revenge. Key elements include abuse and innocence as themes, with the main character and her abusers as main characters. Shooting would require costumes, makeup, and locations establishing a creepy, 21st century setting for nighttime scenes of the girl's discovery, abuse, and revenging return.Treatment for Horror film trailer
Treatment for Horror film trailerMollyBloxham
Ìý
This document outlines a horror film storyline and production details. The story follows a young girl who is found wandering alone, adopted by an abusive family who eventually kill her, and returns from the grave a year later to seek revenge. The target audience is 18-25 year old "strugglers/explorers" and 30-40 year old "strugglers". Locations, costumes, and a nighttime shooting schedule are discussed to set the dark, creepy tone as the abused girl returns to haunt her killers.Stuart hall
Stuart hallMollyBloxham
Ìý
Stuart Hall was a prominent cultural theorist and sociologist born in Jamaica who moved to the UK and helped found the Birmingham School of Cultural Studies. He published influential works on cultural identity and representation. Hall developed reception theory and the encoding/decoding model of communication, arguing that audiences do not passively accept media messages but can negotiate or oppose the dominant meaning through their own interpretation. His work examined how power relations are constructed and challenged through cultural production and consumption.Punk%20 %20subculture
Punk%20 %20subcultureMollyBloxham
Ìý
The Stooges and MC5 were early influential punk rock bands in the 1960s and 1970s. The Ramones, Buzzcocks, and Generation X were also early punk bands. The Sex Pistols later became the face of punk rock with their anarchistic messages. Punk rock music can now be accessed through magazines, CDs, the internet, and radio stations dedicated to the genre.Recently uploaded (20)
Chapter 2. Strategic Management: Corporate Governance.pdf
Chapter 2. Strategic Management: Corporate Governance.pdfRommel Regala
Ìý
This course provides students with a comprehensive understanding of strategic management principles, frameworks, and applications in business. It explores strategic planning, environmental analysis, corporate governance, business ethics, and sustainability. The course integrates Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to enhance global and ethical perspectives in decision-making.How to Configure Deliver Content by Email in Odoo 18 Sales
How to Configure Deliver Content by Email in Odoo 18 SalesCeline George
Ìý
In this slide, we’ll discuss on how to configure proforma invoice in Odoo 18 Sales module. A proforma invoice is a preliminary invoice that serves as a commercial document issued by a seller to a buyer.ASP.NET Interview Questions PDF By ScholarHat
ASP.NET Interview Questions PDF By ScholarHatScholarhat
Ìý
ASP.NET Interview Questions PDF By ScholarHat
Intellectual Honesty & Research Integrity.pptx
Intellectual Honesty & Research Integrity.pptxNidhiSharma495177
Ìý
Research Publication & Ethics contains a chapter on Intellectual Honesty and Research Integrity.
Different case studies of intellectual dishonesty and integrity were discussed.
How to Setup WhatsApp in Odoo 17 - Odoo ºÝºÝߣs
How to Setup WhatsApp in Odoo 17 - Odoo ºÝºÝߣsCeline George
Ìý
Integrate WhatsApp into Odoo using the WhatsApp Business API or third-party modules to enhance communication. This integration enables automated messaging and customer interaction management within Odoo 17.Blind spots in AI and Formulation Science, IFPAC 2025.pdf
Blind spots in AI and Formulation Science, IFPAC 2025.pdfAjaz Hussain
Ìý
The intersection of AI and pharmaceutical formulation science highlights significant blind spots—systemic gaps in pharmaceutical development, regulatory oversight, quality assurance, and the ethical use of AI—that could jeopardize patient safety and undermine public trust. To move forward effectively, we must address these normalized blind spots, which may arise from outdated assumptions, errors, gaps in previous knowledge, and biases in language or regulatory inertia. This is essential to ensure that AI and formulation science are developed as tools for patient-centered and ethical healthcare.How to Configure Flexible Working Schedule in Odoo 18 Employee
How to Configure Flexible Working Schedule in Odoo 18 EmployeeCeline George
Ìý
In this slide, we’ll discuss on how to configure flexible working schedule in Odoo 18 Employee module. In Odoo 18, the Employee module offers powerful tools to configure and manage flexible working schedules tailored to your organization's needs.
Azure Solution Architect Interview Questions By ScholarHat
Azure Solution Architect Interview Questions By ScholarHatScholarhat
Ìý
Azure Solution Architect Interview Questions By ScholarHatEntity Framework Interview Questions PDF By ScholarHat
Entity Framework Interview Questions PDF By ScholarHatScholarhat
Ìý
Entity Framework Interview Questions PDF By ScholarHatNUTRITIONAL ASSESSMENT AND EDUCATION - 5TH SEM.pdf
NUTRITIONAL ASSESSMENT AND EDUCATION - 5TH SEM.pdfDolisha Warbi
Ìý
NUTRITIONAL ASSESSMENT AND EDUCATION, Introduction, definition, types - macronutrient and micronutrient, food pyramid, meal planning, nutritional assessment of individual, family and community by using appropriate method, nutrition education, nutritional rehabilitation, nutritional deficiency disorder, law/policies regarding nutrition in India, food hygiene, food fortification, food handling and storage, food preservation, food preparation, food purchase, food consumption, food borne diseases, food poisoningEssentials of a Good PMO, presented by Aalok Sonawala
Essentials of a Good PMO, presented by Aalok SonawalaAssociation for Project Management
Ìý
APM event hosted by the South Wales and West of England Network (SWWE Network)
Speaker: Aalok Sonawala
The SWWE Regional Network were very pleased to welcome Aalok Sonawala, Head of PMO, National Programmes, Rider Levett Bucknall on 26 February, to BAWA for our first face to face event of 2025. Aalok is a member of APM’s Thames Valley Regional Network and also speaks to members of APM’s PMO Interest Network, which aims to facilitate collaboration and learning, offer unbiased advice and guidance.
Tonight, Aalok planned to discuss the importance of a PMO within project-based organisations, the different types of PMO and their key elements, PMO governance and centres of excellence.
PMO’s within an organisation can be centralised, hub and spoke with a central PMO with satellite PMOs globally, or embedded within projects. The appropriate structure will be determined by the specific business needs of the organisation. The PMO sits above PM delivery and the supply chain delivery teams.
For further information about the event please click here.Rest API Interview Questions PDF By ScholarHat
Rest API Interview Questions PDF By ScholarHatScholarhat
Ìý
Rest API Interview Questions PDF By ScholarHatDigital Tools with AI for e-Content Development.pptx
Digital Tools with AI for e-Content Development.pptxDr. Sarita Anand
Ìý
This ppt is useful for not only for B.Ed., M.Ed., M.A. (Education) or any other PG level students or Ph.D. scholars but also for the school, college and university teachers who are interested to prepare an e-content with AI for their students and others.
ITI Turner Question Paper MCQ E-Book Free Download
ITI Turner Question Paper MCQ E-Book Free DownloadSONU HEETSON
Ìý
ITI Turner Question Paper MCQ Book PDF Free Download. All Questions collected from NIMI Mock Test, CTS Bharat Skills Question Bank, Previous Exam papers. Helpful for CTS Trade Theory 1st & 2nd Year CBT Exam,ÌýApprentice test, AITT, ISRO, DRDO, NAVY, ARMY, Naval Dockyard, Tradesman, Training Officer, Instructor, RRB ALP CBT 2,ÌýRailway Technician, CEPTAM, BRO, PWD, PHED, Air India, BHEL, BARC, IPSC, CISF, CTI, HSFC, GSRTC, GAIL, PSC, Viva, Tests, QuizÌý& all other technical competitive exams.Scream magazine analysis
- 1. Film Magazine Textual Analysis SCREAM MAGAZINE
- 3. GENRE The horror/slasher genre of the magazine is made clear through a number of techniques. One of these techniques is the house font which is used for the title of the magazine across all of its issues. This allows a brand identity as people will associate this font with the magazine. Additionally, the dripping pen effect on this house font connotes horror as it is a commonly used convention in this genre. Another technique which shows the genre is the images used on the front cover. They show blood and gore which automatically informs the reader of the content of the magazine. Thirdly, the house colours also connote the horror genre.
- 4. LANGUAGE/NARRATIVE The name of the magazine is a synonym for horror which immediately shows the audience what the content of the magazine is. Additionally, the tag line in the top of the left third of the magazine says ‘BLOOD, GUTS, GORE & MORE!’ which begins to create a narrative for what is featured in the gruesome magazine. Furthermore, language that is suitable for the gender is used, such as, ‘curse’, ‘hellraiser’, and ‘gore’.
- 5. AUDIENCE The target audience of the magazine are clearly fans of extreme horror and gore. From this particular cover, it could also be assumed that they may be an older audience as ‘The Curse of Frankenstein’ is featured, and is likely to appeal to a slightly more mature audience. The secondary audience could be teenagers who take an interest in the gore used in horror films and therefore, they will want to read about them in film magazines such as this. Due to only publishing issues about the horror genre, SCREAM magazine is only likely to appeal to a niche market yet this increases its USP.
- 6. REPRESENTATION The magazine represents itself as being successful as it mentions an ‘exclusive preview’ which would only be given to the magazine if the film or actor thought that a large audience would see it. The predominant representation on the cover is given to ‘HELLRAISR REVELATIONS’ who has the largest font and image which suggests that it is the largest feature in this particular issue. ‘The Curse of Frankenstein’ is the next most important article in the magazine, as connoted by the size of the image and the font on the cover. It is likely that the two most recognised films have been so widely focused upon on the cover of the magazine in order encourage the readers to buy the magazine.