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On the cover for "IT." the tag line is "you'll float too" which is a quote within the film.
The title "IT' is in red and is bold.
The clown on the back creates a sense of fear.
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The image on the front displays horror as its completely dark.
There is also language on the back
The blurb explains what occurs in the film

Camera work within I, Daniel Blake is key in creating meaning to the audience. 

The trailer starts with a close up shot of a scan. This is used in order to make the plot apparent, that the movie has connotations of illness. After this, a medium shot is used, this helps not only to establish setting but also character/s. This first shot is also a two shot, this is as this helps to establish the relationship that the characters have . However, within this shot, the focus is only on one of the characters, this helps to allow the audience to know that he is the main character.

Setting is demonstrated from the start. The first setting we as an audience are aware of is the hospital. Although the shot is a medium shot, there is enough in the frame to allow the audience to know this. This is as the costume and props play a role in displaying setting.

The audio starts before there is image of the screen. This is effective as seriousness of tone is evoked to the audience. It also creates a sense of mystery. The "good morning Mr Blake" at the beginning allows us to guess what the occupation is of the character saying it due to the formality.

I am crisis red cross.

Low key lighting is apparent from the very first frame. In this long shot the moody weather creates the unnerving atmosphere, suggesting that this advert could be one of 

Glossary

Long shot: Whole shot of actor/s. Sets the actor/s into the scene.




Medium shot: Taken














Close up: Shows facial expressions of character.




Extreme close up:














Establishing Shot:







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Taken from above actor. Shows weakness.


Low angle: shows superiority and power.

Unit 14: Digital Magazine Production

Tabloid
The front page
The title of  'the sun' is white with a fluorescent red background. This makes it eye catching and easy to read. The large font and boldness of text makes it so everything is legible from afar. This is so it is easily identified as 'the sun' magazine and can be bought by the customer. The magazine also has a range of images and photographs, this is as this makes the magazine look less bland. It also targets the customer who may know what/who these images/pictures are. The use of the word 'EXCLUSIVE' which is also capitalised tries to make it so it stands out against other magazines. A lot of the stories used on the front pages are ones that are scandalous and provocative. This is to entice the audience.

The double page spread

Unit 1:Media Representations.

For the film 'Amelie', the colours of the poster are fluorescent making it grab the readers attention. Making it hard to miss  when being inevitably marketed. The use of pop art filter on top of the photograph of 'Amelie'(Audrey Tautou) creates an authentic style which is modern. It is unlike most conventional movie posters due to the art style which is the character is in and the lack of realistic photos. The paleness of her skin contrasts with her black hair, red clothing and lips, looking almost like snow white. This makes her facial expressions more dominant and bold to the eye. The green background with dark patches resembles spray paint to go along with the 'pop art' theme. Looking closely, there are pale stars in the background of the green which instead give a intergalactic kind of mood.
The text of the 'Amelie', the title itself is in a yellow which stands our against the darker background. Due the fact that 'Amelie' clearly is a name- on that is French the audience would most definitely piece together that the picture is the girl 'Amelie.' It would also be apparent to the audience that it could be a foreign film, or a film set in another country. The text of "she'll change your life" works with the fact that she is mysteriously(or even provocatively) looking into the camera. It also addresses the audience directly making it inclusive. This also makes it obvious to the audience that she in the film is the main character or a main character. The simplicity of the text used also means that it is easy for the audience to read. The name of the director is below the title in a text that is often used on posters. "Jean-Pierre Jennet' is all capitalised not only for aesthetical purposes but in order to be bolder on the poster. It is also in white for this reason.

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There is also the original poster which is entirely in French. The small difference that this has is that the text at the top is not there. There is also more text in the yellow font which in full translates to 'The fabulous destiny of Amelie Poulain.' This to a French reader gives away more of the plot of the film as they are left questioning exactly what is the destiny of Amelie Poulain. The actors names are in the same font as the directors in the corner to show the importance of these names. The placement makes them visible the audience. This is as if they know the actors, they may be more like to be attracted to watch the film.