Here are all of our main and ancillary products that we have produced for our coursework. Below, we have reposted our trailer, poster and magazine cover.
Trailer
Poster
Magazine
Tuesday, 5 February 2013
Thursday, 31 January 2013
In what ways does your media product use, develop and challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
Wednesday, 30 January 2013
What have we learned from our audience feedback?
Whilst attaining feedback on our film trailer and surrounding media products, we have learnt to appreciate the validity and importance of a neutral perspective. This is because it is engaging to see what it is other's like and don't like about what you have filmed and so on. Our own views on our work are significantly passive, and the extra opinion and criticism of a third party not only allows for us to realize things that we may not have done orginally. This, in essence, is the core concept of feedback. From this, we have learnt more about what we could have done to improve our work, and more about our skills as producers.
Here is a video of some feedback given back to us by some of our classmates and friends. They have all watched our trailer, and seen our film poster and magazine cover. Their feedback is something we view as imperative in understanding what we could have done to improve our work and what we did well. This insight was recorded a month after we had entered our media products to be examined.
A point that we had forgotten to add into our video was what we had learn't from Florence's feedback. We had learn't that the use of esoteric language appealed to a specific culture as we had vague intentions of doing.
Sunday, 20 January 2013
Saturday, 19 January 2013
How Effective is the Combination of Media Products and Ancillary Texts?
Here is a video we have produced and edited.
Thursday, 20 December 2012
Final Magazine cover
Here is our final magazine cover which we think went well. We were able to stick to many of our initial ideas.
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