Trailer, Film Poster & MagazineMelissa Turner

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House Style

Images Typography

Messages

Trailer The house style in the trailer is lots of low key lighting, black colours, TV effects, flashing of images. There is a slight sci-fi theme running through the trailer, record signs and a horror theme throughout.

The trailer portrays images of girls being tortured and harassed by a zombie figure who is also a woman. There are also images of weapons, and isolation.

The trailer uses typewriter style typography at the beginning of the trailer to create a computer look to the narrative. The alone title at the end is an easy to read font.

The trailer portrays isolation, zombies, torture, danger, fear, watching some sci-fi.

Magazine

The magazine also uses dark colours especially black but it also uses a lot of red from the masthead and the logo of the magazine. It also portrays a horror theme with the centre image being a zombie.

The magazine takes a different angle from the poster but also links with the trailer by using the zombie in as the main image. This is more suitable for the magazine because it’s a clearer image than the film poster and wants to show a new angle in the magazine in order to help it sell.

The magazine uses a new font for the alone however this links in with the house style of the magazine using red and black colours taking a new angle of the film.

The magazine portrays torture through the typography being like claws, the magazine also portrays fear and danger by the zombie.

Poster The Poster also uses dark colours and low key lighting showing an image of in the dark and highlights a horror theme by the narrative and the girl screaming. There is also the TV/ Sci-fi theme with the masthead.

The poster focuses on one of the girls described in the narrative that are being tortured by the zombie, she is screaming portraying the horror genre.

The poster also uses the typewriting style at the top which is exactly like the beginning of the trailer and the masthead at the top is the same as the trailer.

The poster portrays a sci-fi element, torture, fear from the screaming and horror by the writing at the top of the poster