film posters james bond 2009
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Media Studies
Film
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First we will look at film and the Film
industryAs always make notes and keep for
revision and the final report.
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Genre
Genre means type i.e a type ofmedia text with certaincharacteristics orconventions
Give some examples?
Cross genre orhybrid genre means a mix of genres e.g
Alien.What are the genres of the film Alien?
Genres are constantly changing
Give an example of a recent genre?
Why are they important?Look at some film posters what genres are suggested?
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Narrative
The narrative is basically the story.There are theories that analyse narratives.
Todorovs theory broke down film narratives into
specific stages.Equilibrium.
Disruption..
Recognition of disruption.
Attempt to repair disruption.Reinstatement of equilibrium
Another version of this is..
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Narrative structure
Hero/herione
Disruption....Heros Quest..Return to normality
Agent of change
Use this model to show an example of a movie
Can you use it for a James Bond movie?
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Representation
The way in which people places or events are
re- presented to audiences.
Many representations of people e.g women,
teenagers ethnic groups etc. are oftenstereotypical.
Stereotyping is labelling a group or person in a
certain way usually unfairly (negative)
Can you think of any positive stereotypes
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Intertextuality
Is the link between two media texts.
E.g when watching a Film or TVprogramme you recognise a reference to
another film or programme.
Can you think of any?
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Look at Media Know all
Blockbusters
We will look at analysing a Film poster.
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Facial expression-intense
-serious-dangerous-means business
Dressed in stereotypicalbond outfit Loose tie - no longer
playing by the rules
SettingInternationalGlamorous
Could be anywhere
Rule of thirds evident
Colour greysignifies
Dark, violent, action
packed, serious
Body languagesignifies
Moving towards histarget & not to be
messed with.
Shes not happy why ?
Not usual bond girlS
Serious, not part of hisplan
S
Looks like she is passive& not clear if she is a
goodie or baddieS
Romance/Love interest
007 most prominentpart of text x3
James Bondiconography
Internet site
Productioncompany
Release date
Target audiencePoster targeted at men &
women VERY sexy +Alpha male
Enigma = who is heafter?
Produced using
GCI/Desktop publishing
Billing blockS
Barely legible - thefilm/007 brand sellsitself. Actors not
important
Producers
Presentsnew Bond
Change of image and
Much darker themes
indirect mode ofaddress
SFocused on his
target
GunMacho, genreJames Bondstrademark guniconography
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Rule of three stillapplies
What is theEnigma ?
Bow Tie done up
Formal times
Dinner suiticonic image
Facial expression
Slightly humourous,
not serious
Trademarkgun
Macho
Sequel- next inseries?
sexuallyexplicitbut canget away with itbecause they are
drawntodaywould suggest
adult themed film
Poster drawn andpainted
(no computers)
Sexy, fun, suave.Glamorous, much lessdangerous than Daniel
Craig.
Landscape layout
Books were famous &used as a marketing
tool.
Target audience= men
much more
sexually explicit
USPnew technology at the time
Production company
Red RussiaRussia
Uses Russiansymbol
Could symbolise blood, violence & the RedArmy!
Iconic
symbolBilling block much less info
Direct mode of addressappeals to audience which
is maleSurrounded by fantasy
women
hes in control
A-List actor
Marketing
Producers
Lesssophisticatedthan modern
posterpainted
& printed
International setting as
usual
action, thrills, genre
Clues to narrative
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Task 1
Copy out one of the posters and add to the
annotation. Keep for your project.
Find a poster of a similar genre and begin
to annotate for your HW.
Use the previous as a guide and look at
the next slide for analytical terms.
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Key Terms;
use these in your Analysis where appropriate
Typical
Codes and Conventions
Signifies or Connotes
Stereotypical
Camera shots CU, VLS POV etc.
Symbolic codes are hugely significant. You should identify the range of symbolic codes andexplain why they have been used by the makers of the text. You should use the word SIGNIFY orCONNOTE when describing symbolic codes. Eg. The skull and cross bones symbol on the flagsignifies pirates.
Body language e.g his body language signifies he is scared.
Gesture
Dress
Setting
Composition: rule of thirds, perspective,
Colour
Typographic codes: fonts, plain, bold, italic, decorative, serif / sans serif
Anchorage. How do the words used give the image meaning.Mise en scene, a useful word here which often describes many symbolic codes. Eg the mise-en-scene shows an urban setting.
Denotation and Connotation ( same as signify and signified)
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Watch the video of the publicity and marketing of
Judge Dred
Take notes and make references to them in your
report
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Task
Film Poster ProductionTheme: James Bond
Create a Poster campaign (Poster and teasers) for a new James Bond film calledDevil may care this is the latest Bond book but written by Sebastian Faulks not IanFleming the original author.
Or you have one HW only to come up with a title of your own but it must follow the
James Bond themes.Write a synopsis (treatment) for your film, max two paragraphs
What is the sub-genre of Film ? e.g. action comedy
Who will be the target audience ? (Primary/Secondary)
When will the final release date be? Explain why?
Find out what other (real) films are to be released at the same time (competition).
Annotated analysis of a film Poster with similar genre.
Produce ideas for a new Poster campaign (design and produce a poster andteaser posters for your new film.)
Annotated analysis of own Poster/s.
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Use the link to the Media edu site for some
detailed history and links for film.
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Extension Task
Web page/ site design
Create a front page (and pages if you have time) for yournew film.
You can produce this using a web design software like
Dreamweaver or as a Powerpoint presentation.I will give brief instruction during a lesson but for detailedtraining you can attend a Masterclass after school or anyafter school session on a Tuesday 3.30-5.00 see me.
It is of course possible to produce your whole project asa website. This can then be put on to the school sitewhen finished.
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Report
Finally a 400 -700 word report
Your report should evaluate your task in relationto the aims of the project.
Comment on ideas for promoting anddistributing your film its audience.
How will it attract that target audience?
Does your poster show the genre/s of the film?
What aspects work particularly well? Why?What else is there about the film that will attractthe audience: Director, Stars, Soundtrack. etc.
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Resources
Useful websiteshttp://www.imdb.com/
Video in class Marketing JudgeDred
GCSE Media studies text book
School website - Media Studies.Look at previous years work on
Posters pageMediaedu Site- mediastudies1,
Password media1
http://www.imdb.com/http://localhost/var/www/apps/wwwroot/clavweb/curricareas/media%20studies/index.htmhttp://www.mediaedu.co.uk/index.htmlhttp://www.mediaedu.co.uk/index.htmlhttp://localhost/var/www/apps/wwwroot/clavweb/curricareas/media%20studies/index.htmhttp://www.imdb.com/ -
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Keywords
Genre, Cross genre
Conventions
NarrativeStereotype
Representation
Intertextuality