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Magazine (final project) planning questions- strapline

  What is the strapline ?   When creating a strapline, you want to include details that are important and that will sum up everything, in that single sentence you have to find a way to not lose the reader by making it sound boring, you have to make it sound exciting . Reflect all the amazing aspects of your brand or what you are promoting , making it entertaining and enjoyable, put personality in it, and make it unique from others; no one wants to read a boring paper about something that is supposed to be exciting. Make the strapline memorable, so when they think of something relating to what your bra nd is or what you are promoting, they can automatically think of your memorable strapline. For example, “ Happiest place on Earth” for Disneyland, they used that strapline to indicate when you are happy you can think where you can be happier which is at Disneyland. The same goes for Coca-Cola, “open happiness” this gives the reader a visual thought of opening a can or...

Magazine (final project) planning questions

  What is the strapline ?   Biggest and baddest concert of all time with Drake , it finna be lit.   What does it suggest about the magazine and the reader?   It suggests that the magazine will be picked up by a reader that enjoys Drake's songs and will give them the idea to go to his concert.    What rhetorical features are evident in the coverline?   The rhetorical feature that is mentioned is pathos because it is relating to the Drake’s emotions of how the concert will be exciti ng and, “lit.” him sayin g that it is going to be fun will give the reader an idea of how fun it will be and gives them the emotion of excitement so they will go to the concert. When they read the cover and see that he is coming to their town, pathos will be there again because it gives them a exciting feeling that he is coming to their town when they are a big fan of him.   What does your Title mean? What does it Suggest?   My title just indicates that ...

10 min movie questions #2, "spider-man no way home"

 1)  How many titles are displayed during the opening sequences to the film?  2 Sony, Columbia,  2) What images are prioritized in the opening sequence?  the zooming on the video that Mystiro sent out saying that spider-man is Peter Parker, and then zooming in on Spider-man's face to show his reaction to getting exposed. 3) What connotations do the images carry?  Laugher and tension, spider-man just got exposed and now the people are gonna hate him. 4) How is genre reinforced through symbolic and technical codes from the outset?   Action, there is a lot happening in the scenes and you can tell that there will be a war or fighting coming up. 5) How does the film establish an enigma from the outset?  It makes you feel bad for the main character because he was doing the people good but they don't like him any more because the bad guy exposed him.  6) What strategies are used to ensure the film appeals to its target audience?   People that l...

10 min movie questions #1, "Uncharted"

 1)  How many titles are displayed during the opening sequences to the film?  There are 4 title slides: Colombia (a Sony Company), PlayStation production, Atlas entertainment, and A2 production. 2) What images are prioritized in the opening sequence? In the beginning it was zoomed in on his face and then zooms out to show him hanging off a plane.   3) What connotations do the images carry?  it is showing suspension, there is so much happening because of the commotion. All the angles contribute to making the film suspenseful. 4) How is genre reinforced through symbolic and technical codes from the outset?  Action and adventure. The characters are on a quest to find the missing gold and there is a lot of fighting. 5) How does the film establish an enigma from the outset?  At the beginning of the movie it created a feeling of fear. He is running on a plane when at any second he can fall off while there are men chasing him and shooting him. Then is sw...

Marketing drake's concert ad

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 How will you market your product? - I have made a magazine cover that will be advertised for moms and teens. The mom's will see a popular singer and think it will be a fun activity to do with their kids, and the teens that see it will see a beloved singer and want to go to his concert when they read the magazine. What is your target market? - Drake fans, many people read magazines including fans of singers. So if a drake fan sees that he is going on tour they will want to attend. What forms of advertisement would work best for the publishing of your topic? - Printing and designing the magazine cover would help reach more people that read magazines and could range from parents to kids. What marketing tactics will you use to sell your topic? - I will send the magazines to many stores to put on display, because even if a person doesn't buy the magazines they can still see the cover. I could also paste it on billboards, send it to houses that don't pay for a magazine membershi...

Blogger essay #1

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Sounds, editing, camera shot angles, and mise- en -scene are all important film elements. In the short film that was presented, the sounds that were played emphasized the emotion, the tension, and the tone of the film. The sounds at the beginning were of intense song and of a spaceship crashing, swi tching back and forth in the scenes created a sad environment because S teve R ogers was about to die, and Agen t Carter was crying. Adding the sounds of the spaceship failing and background music created the scene to be sad and emotional. In another scene, she is fighting some bodyguards and the background sounds consisted of punches and aggressive music. The sounds played a part in showing how Agent Carter’s self is fighting two men by herself and going to defeat them.     Camera shot angles, movement and composition in the short film has shown significance in many scenes. At the beginning of the film, Agent Carter was listening to Steve and crying because he was about to ...