The Taken Final Movie Trailer- AUDIENCE FEEDBACK
The audience's perspective and opinions on Tangerine Media Productions A2 Media Project.
Audience feedback on the final teaser trailer clarified our target of creating a trailer within a horror genre and if it had successfully achieved it's purpose of engaging an audience and forming suspense. This short clip allowed us to review if anything needed to be re-evaluated or if anything could be achieved in future productions.
Written by: Becky Crisp
Monday, 4 April 2011
COMPARING THE MAIN MEDIA PRODUCTS AND ANCILLARY PRODUCTS.
All three media products combine together forming a overall media film promotion package. The recognition that these products are from the same source is through symbiotic links; elements that are similar in each piece. In each piece the type font 'THE TAKEN' is repeatedly written in the same font style and colouring. This allows the audience to become familiar to the typeface so it is instantly recognised when seen.
The image above is a screen shot taken from THE TAKEN teaser trailer.
The image above is a screen shot taken from THE TAKEN magazine front cover.
The image above is a screen shoot taken from THE TAKEN film poster.
Similarly symbiotic links can be found in all media products regarding the image of the girl. The demented, ghostly girl that is featured throughout the course of the promotion to grab potential audiences attention. The film name then becomes associated with the figure image thus making the package more identifiable as a product.
The image above is a screen shot taken from THE TAKEN film poster.
The image above is a screen shot taken from THE TAKEN teaser trailer.
The image above is a screen shot taken from THE TAKEN magazine cover.
Through these symbiotic links, the target audience will be able to recognise the media products as a puzzle and fit them together by associating the similarities with one another. They support and compliment each other and successfully promote the main media product.
Written by: Becky Crisp
The image above is a screen shot taken from THE TAKEN teaser trailer.
The image above is a screen shot taken from THE TAKEN magazine front cover.
The image above is a screen shoot taken from THE TAKEN film poster.
Similarly symbiotic links can be found in all media products regarding the image of the girl. The demented, ghostly girl that is featured throughout the course of the promotion to grab potential audiences attention. The film name then becomes associated with the figure image thus making the package more identifiable as a product.
The image above is a screen shot taken from THE TAKEN film poster.
The image above is a screen shot taken from THE TAKEN teaser trailer.
The image above is a screen shot taken from THE TAKEN magazine cover.
Through these symbiotic links, the target audience will be able to recognise the media products as a puzzle and fit them together by associating the similarities with one another. They support and compliment each other and successfully promote the main media product.
Written by: Becky Crisp
THE TAKEN- FINAL MOVIE TRAILER (2011)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_gFzSBh6-qw
THE TAKEN.Play Time Is Over.
Tangerine Media productions present a Media A level trailer-'The Taken'. A teaser trailer encompassing elements of the horror genre to create a flowing snippet that allows a sneak peak at what is in store.
Written by: Becky Crisp
THE TAKEN.Play Time Is Over.
Tangerine Media productions present a Media A level trailer-'The Taken'. A teaser trailer encompassing elements of the horror genre to create a flowing snippet that allows a sneak peak at what is in store.
Written by: Becky Crisp
Friday, 1 April 2011
Friday, 25 March 2011
THE TAKEN ELLIE WATKINS INTERVIEW (2011)
Taking a behind the scenes look at leading child actress Ellie Watkins and her taking the lead role. Watkins discusses her character, on-location attitude and THE TAKEN teaser trailer!
Written by: Becky Crisp
Friday, 11 March 2011
A small change...
I decided that the 'fright night' block was unnecessary in the magazine front cover. After removing the title I tried a few different things and here are the steps I went through to get the final product...
Friday, 4 March 2011
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