1) Find a film poster of your choice (use Google images) and add it to your blog post. You'll need to save it to My Pictures or a similar folder and then import the image using the 'insert image' icon in Blogger.
2) Write an analysis of the film poster on your blog using the four key media concepts: language, industries, audience and representation.
The key questions to ask:
Language: how do we know it is a film poster? What key conventions (typical features) of a film poster can you spot and what do they communicate to the audience?
Industries: who are the companies behind the film? Who directs or stars in the film? Who is making money from this media product? You may need to research this on the internet if it isn't clear on the poster.
Audience: who is the target audience for this film? How can we tell?
Representation: what representation of people or groups can we find in this poster? What does it tell the audience?
language:
the scream film poster is instantly recognisable by the people on the poster and more importantly the big intimidating ghost face in the back. These films are mainly for people that enjoy horror films, jump scares and murder mysterys. The actors face look clearly petrified,
industries:
the original scream (1996) was producedby Woods Entertainment and distributed by dimension films. Neve campbell - sidney presscott. Courtney Cox - gale weathersSkeet ulrich - billy loomis Matthew Lillard - stu macher
Audience:
The primary target audience for the film
Scream is mainly for people ages 15 - 25.
also people that enjoy horror, suspense, and
self- aware pop-culture humour
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