Creative Critical Reflection

https://youtu.be/Don541PR_GM?feature=shared

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Title Sequence Final

Image
 For our title sequence, we chose the name biggie productions because it is something we all agreed on and it was centered around us having a similar fond for food. The color ways were worked on from the template being from Canva and we just decided those three colors for a type of logo appearance. The NEAL presenting company was made from taking the first letter of each of our names to signify that we all played an important role in making this opening film. We added the white color to keep it neutral and seem mysterious. The bold font of bebasnueve is used for the suspense and thriller of the film and the actual title of missing has the blur transition effect to make it feel secluded and add on to the eerie vibe. The credits are featured in the beginning of the film and in the middle to show when the characters are featured and acknowledge the music and roles of different people.
Read more

Sample Exam question- Section B-Media Contexts

      In the new day and age of modern film, cross synergy holds a crucial role in making successful  movies and reaching target audiences across different platforms. With utilizing marketing tactics through advertisements, social media, campaigns, and movie premieres, production companies can quickly multiply their viewers to produce more revenue than with the newly released movie alone.       A great example of this is with Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures, an American film production company. This company was founded in 1923 by Walt Disney and Roy O. Disney. The brothers started off with creating short films of their first character Mickey Mouse and eventually went up to making full-sized animations. They changed the family owned business to Walt Disney Productions soon after. Today, they have expanded to a much bigger, successful company, that have reached billions of people globally.      The movie Mufasa: The Lion King, sho...
Read more