Summer Task

Task 1

-Subtle action figures in the background, this creates an attraction to the closer more prominent characters so that they have the focus to the poster.

-Vibrant lights, catches people’s eyes, when walking past or seeing it, bringing them to look further into the film poster and potentially be a target.

-Characters, with the main character in the middle, brings the persons attention more to focus in the centre of the image and then seeing this they will start to explore the external pieces to the image.

-The name of the film, if the person looking at the poster looks further, then they will see the name of the film and that will stick in their mind, meaning they will remember it and be a potential purchaser. Also, having smaller letters means that they have to look further and closer, meaning longer spent looking at the poster so they remember it more.

Task 2

One aspect of the trailer is the high intensity filming and audio, this is particularly highlighted in the seconds 50-53, as there is a quick build-up of quick blunt transitions which fits in with the music. The way it has fitted is with the sudden noises produced by the music is highlighted with the cuts to the next scene. The cuts/transitions are sharp and have no fade or effect, this is done to build up suspense and showing a rapid amount of action scenes gives an overall build-up which is then broke by an explosion. This explosion breaks the quick beat to the music and also finishes off the trailer, the audio is also heard from the explosion followed by a cut of the music to create a sudden ending, to set the scene and genre of the show, that is that it is action, for the viewer. Another way in which high intensity filming and audio is used in the trailer is with the action scenes, surrounded by the crime references, with the use of the police dog and the coding, builds up to someone running. Giving the watcher a feel of action infused throughout the trailer, referencing that this is what the show is about and to pack all of these different action shots into a 1-minute clips, also creates this tense atmosphere that the watcher can’t look away from. In the clip of the man running, the camera angle is from lower down, as well as this it is not stabilised and is a wobbly camera angle. The cameraman has done this to show the fact that the show is not of a sophisticated calm genre, this is because using a uneven camera angle gives the effect that the show is rough and is not steady. Showing that the watcher may be on edge all the time as the intensity is increased using this camera work. The speaking from the news programme infused in the background also plays a part to the trailer, this is because having a commentary and having someone talk over a radio almost gives the effect of a report, like they are talking and reporting on what is going on in the trailer adding a sense of a genre of mystery and crime to the trailer to set the scene for the show. The costumes also play a big part in this trailer, using old war style uniforms also hints to the action as war references being highlighted in the trailer shows us what type of show this is and what we as a reader are to expect.

Task 3

The media has shaped our view to dislike the situation, referring to the people as short and not their full name, could show us that they disrespect them. Also, fury is used in a negative light to represent the views offered by the media and what they actually want us British to think about the situation, in a negative light. As well as this, the word PLOT is used here, the word plot is normally associated with criminality, showing that this is a negative thing, to twist the publics views to frown upon the situation.


The media has shaped the view and opinions of society to cause uproar with the council and the people that are involved in the increase in rail fairs. The use of words here is the main part which opposes this situation. For example, the use of the word 'faster' when referencing the wages, has a speed connotation linked to the use of a train. This therefore highlights the terrible situation that is occurring at the point of this. 'Chaos', is also used here, the word chaos is used in terrible and panicking situations. Giving the reader the connotation that the situations has left people panicking and with this dramatic use of vocabulary it makes the reader see and view the situation much worse than it actually is.

In the are you beach ready campaign, it shows a modals picture, and to some girls this may be offensive, this is due to it saying that if you do not look like this then you need to use our products to get you into this shape. Therefore, body shaming and making people feel self conscious. However, on the other hand, the this girl can advert shows and represents that everyone can do what they want no matter their body, culture or race. This is giving girls confidence and promoting sports for them, not putting them down.

Task.4 
1. The big 6 is referencing to all pf the leading film industry's, including Disney and warner bros. 
2. Warner bros, 20th century fox, Paramount pictures, Universal pictures, Sony pictures entertainment, Walt disney studios.

3. Warner Bros made, 'the nun' 22 million dollars budget, used trailers and posters for advertising and it released September 7th 2018.
- 20th Century Fox, Dead-pool 2, 110 million dollars, used trailers and posters for advertising and released 16th May 2018.
-Paramount pictures, GI joe, budget of 175 million dollars, used trailers and posters for their advertising and released the film 27th March 2013.
- Universal Pictures, Mumma Mia! here we go again, budget of 75 Million dollars, used trailers and posters and was released July 20th.

- Sony Pictures, Baby Driver, 34 million dollars, used posters and trailers as advertisement and was released 28 June 2017.
- Walt Disney Studios, Black Panther, 200 million dollars, used posters and trailers as advertisement and was released on 12th February 2018.