Editing the picture more and positioning it differently has made a massive difference to my front cover as a whole, the audience will now be able to tell that this issue is to release the new horror film. By adding a grey background behind the image so text can be seen clearer than my last draft has helped my information stand out much more. Also i made the title and skyline much bolder all to ensure my audience are drawn in. I have taken a few things away from my last draft to re think and then upload in a more effective way in my next draft.
Friday, 31 January 2014
Wednesday, 29 January 2014
Conventions identified in secondary research
After researching into
film magazines especially horror issues I have picked up on many different
conventions, which are typical on many magazines. These draw in target
audiences, which promote new films in a particular genre. The conventions
(which can be seen within the two similar products below) are:
(which can be seen within the two similar products below) are:
- · Rule of thirds
- · Other films information e.g. ‘upcoming comedy’
- · Gothic colours- reds, blacks, whites or other dark colours
- · Masthead
- · Cover lines
- · Main image- fitting in with gothic genre, emphasised or dominating the magazine, shadowed or with typical gothic conventions e.g. blood
- · Anchor text
- · Main title
- · Skyline/ Strapline
- · Barcode and price
- · Additional sources- websites
Below are two film
magazines following the gothic genre:
Tuesday, 28 January 2014
Saturday, 25 January 2014
Similar products- magazine
To help me with the design for my film magazine (as my magazine is a horror special issue for the production of the film 'awoken') I looked at the niche publication 'Fangoria'. Above are two front covers which took my interest and which I used to help me create my own. For example the main images.
Friday, 24 January 2014
Monday, 13 January 2014
Second Draft
As my film magazine is for a wide range of audiences from young to old, within my layout I wanted to make sure there are also a wide range of films for different audiences which can be seen in the cover lines 'Disney pixar's new release' and 'Who will be the next James Bond?'.
Thursday, 9 January 2014
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