1. Poster:
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I like the colour
contrast (red/white fonts and red/blue in general. But I don’t like the font
for 'a gamble between life and death' it’s quite hard to read-Emma Crossley
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Like the text on
the movie poster and the concept, but think the image could have been a bit
clearer-Reagan Hollingshead
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Dan Neary:
antagonist at the forefront of the poster grabs attention and correlates with
the genre conventions, the editing to a blue wash contrasts well with the red
and black colours, I like how the identity of the antagonists face is partially
hidden, creating enigmas and audience interaction from the direct eye-contact,
appears typical. Weaknesses-top font could be changed to a more horror style,
looks quite sci-fi to me and the slogan is quite difficult to read
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Eva Dickinson:
The poster is very enticing and prepares the audience for the dark mature
themes they will witness within the movie. Although simplistic, it works in
favour if the poster as the public will want to know more about the movie.
Weakness: I’m not such a fan of the text used for the title- particularly the
word 'Kiss'... I think the bloody text is too stereotypical and common within
the horror genre and one thing I loved about the trailer is it revealed the
film to be a unique brand of film within the horror genre. The text also brings
immaturity to what I'd argue is otherwise a mature and powerful poster.
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James Palmer-Smith:
Pros: Use of colours make the poster eye-catching and focuses you on the most
important information. E.G. the Title and Slogan through the use of red. Poster
is not overcrowded and does not try to show too much information with a focus
on the image and title. Whilst still providing all the information needed.
Cons: Large gap between title and the top of the cape. Top red text could be
larger to allow it to be read quickly
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Tom Horeckyj-I
like the dramatic font and close up of the vampire. The cloak makes him seem
mysterious and makes me want to know more about him. For weaknesses you could
maybe increase font size to bring more attention to the words? Add some
blood/shadow effects round the edges? Great already though.
1. Web page:
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Could change the font
for ‘Explore’ to something simple like Arial
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I like the
reviews on the website and that it’s easy to navigate, but the slogan font is
unclear like the poster-Emma Crossley
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Dan Neary: conventional
in the way that it allows audience interaction, quotes and critics responses
have animated effects so this enhances aesthetics of the webpage, gives
overview of the plot and characters-good information shows images of the
trailer-makes the audience want to know more. Weaknesses-slogan appears
unnecessary, not appealing as it is too blurry, an addition of sound? And
merchandise advertising perhaps
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Tom Horeckyj: The
website has some great imagery and use of quotes to draw appeal for the film.
Some words overlap like the website title and the headings but maybe it's just
on mobile.
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James
Palmer-Smith: Good use of reviews as part of the homepage, good use of columns
in the explore section, good links around the site, effective navigation bar,
specific info on characters helps to build a back story, and very detailed with
useful information. However, there are some incorrect fonts in some places.
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