E-Media can be a negative impact for film promoters and film creators, as they may lose customers and money due to piracy on the internet, as more and more websites are being created to allow everyone to watch the latest movies via streamed. This is beneficial for the audience as they don’t have to spend money going to cinemas to watch it but sit at home and watch it on the internet; however this will affect the film creators as they may not make their money back due to piracy consumed from their targeted audience.
Tv versus internet, tv gets defeated by internet as more people consume the internet to watch their programmes if they miss it or dont have access to TV, for example they would go on BBC iPlayer to watch some programmes if BBC programes are their type. However if they miss other programmes on other channles they are most likely to go on YouTube and watch their programmes uploaded on there, this is a possitive impact for them but a negative impact for TV creaters as the demand will decrease due to new development in technology.
Wednesday, 1 February 2012
How does the industry promote film to audiences using Print media, E-Media, Moving Image?
Films are promoted by Print Media from Magazines and newspapers. Film magazines are more useful for audiences to find out the latest about a new movie being released, As magazine will contain text explaining what the movie is going to be about and what famous actors are going to be featured in the movie. This is promoting the film and the actors to audiences allowing them to know more about the film they are going to watch when it’s released.
Moving-Image is a platform in the media that is very well known as it features trailers, and music videos of songs that have been used in the film. Trailers are most popular to all audiences that want to find out more about a movie being released as it a trailer promotes the movie by showing some of the main scenes in the movie in a short 2-3min clip.
Print media is being defeated by E-media as more people globally are using the internet more rather than watching TV, for example YouTube contains videos of film trailers, film interviews, and movie award festivals. However this promotes the film but may be a disadvantage of film creators as they may have spent a lot of money featuring trailers on TV in which their target audience may not be watching TV due to YouTube and other internet websites which allows you to watch videos.
Thursday, 5 January 2012
SUPER 8 (AUDIENCE INTERACTION)
Super 8
E-media - Features iPhone app of the movie which the audience can interact with by creating their own super 8 movie on the iPhone.
Super 8, a new app named for the eponymous J.J. Abrams flick that opens June 10, isn't some lame collection of teaser clips or a slapped-together game. Rather, it's a full-featured video recorder designed to emulate Super 8 film cameras.
In other words, it's like a Wayback Machine for your iPhone and iPad 2, allowing you to record home movies with a decidedly '60s flair. The only thing it's not is new: apps like 8mm Vintage Camera and Silent Film Director have offered this capability for a while.
Read more: http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-19512_7-20061824-233.html#ixzz1iazswiqm
Super 8, a new app named for the eponymous J.J. Abrams flick that opens June 10, isn't some lame collection of teaser clips or a slapped-together game. Rather, it's a full-featured video recorder designed to emulate Super 8 film cameras.
In other words, it's like a Wayback Machine for your iPhone and iPad 2, allowing you to record home movies with a decidedly '60s flair. The only thing it's not is new: apps like 8mm Vintage Camera and Silent Film Director have offered this capability for a while.
Read more: http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-19512_7-20061824-233.html#ixzz1iazswiqm
Broadcast - Video Interview: The 15-Year-Old Star of 'Super 8' - Joel Courtney http://www.firstshowing.net/2011/video-interview-the-15-year-old-star-of-super-8-joel-courtney/
Watch the amazing, exclusive "Super 8" trailer from the MTV Movie
Friday, 2 December 2011
Empire Magazine 'Super 8' Review
http://www.empireonline.com/reviews/review.asp?FID=136812
Possitive Review on Actors
Thankfully, the kids are more than alright. They’re fabulous: yearningly fresh-faced and infantile, effortlessly colliding with the Brownian motion of a boyhood of in-jokes, flash sulks and bike-rides through the balmy sunlight of possibility (a mood as much redolent of Rob Reiner’s Stand By Me as Spielberg). En masse, they stand in tremulous awe at Elle Fanning’s Alice (spookily reminiscent of Erika Eleniak in E. T.), who has agreed to co-star in their endeavours, revealing a startling ability to, like, act. She’s also a precious commodity for Abrams: the budding romance between Joe and Alice gives the film its heartbeat. Both are caught in the slipstream of wounded fathers, Joel’s tragedy movingly intertwined with Alice’s fragmenting family.
Other peoples Reviews (Audience)
Possitive Review on Actors
Thankfully, the kids are more than alright. They’re fabulous: yearningly fresh-faced and infantile, effortlessly colliding with the Brownian motion of a boyhood of in-jokes, flash sulks and bike-rides through the balmy sunlight of possibility (a mood as much redolent of Rob Reiner’s Stand By Me as Spielberg). En masse, they stand in tremulous awe at Elle Fanning’s Alice (spookily reminiscent of Erika Eleniak in E. T.), who has agreed to co-star in their endeavours, revealing a startling ability to, like, act. She’s also a precious commodity for Abrams: the budding romance between Joe and Alice gives the film its heartbeat. Both are caught in the slipstream of wounded fathers, Joel’s tragedy movingly intertwined with Alice’s fragmenting family.
Other peoples Reviews (Audience)
Super 8 Film Soundtrack
33 Soundtrack album
All music composed by Michael Giacchino.
The score for the film was composed by Michael Giacchino, Abrams' long-time collaborator. Giacchino recruited his team of conductor Tim Simonec, recorder Dan Wallin and the Hollywood Studio Symphony to bring the music to life. The soundtrack was released on August 2, 2011 by Varèse Sarabande.
Genre: Orchestral
Michael Giacchino produced music for other films such as:
Cars 2
Monte Carlo
All music composed by Michael Giacchino.
The score for the film was composed by Michael Giacchino, Abrams' long-time collaborator. Giacchino recruited his team of conductor Tim Simonec, recorder Dan Wallin and the Hollywood Studio Symphony to bring the music to life. The soundtrack was released on August 2, 2011 by Varèse Sarabande.
Genre: Orchestral
Michael Giacchino produced music for other films such as:
Cars 2
Monte Carlo
Monday, 28 November 2011
Super 8 promoted with Interactive Trailer in a VIDEO GAME 'PORTAL 2'
The first trailer for the movie was attached to Iron Man 2, released in May 2010. This shows it was
Moving image- Super 8 use many views of moving image to try and promote the film for example the video game Portal 2 contained an interactive trailer, this shows it is promoted with moving image.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NgwAmeWhC7c
Moving image- Super 8 use many views of moving image to try and promote the film for example the video game Portal 2 contained an interactive trailer, this shows it is promoted with moving image.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NgwAmeWhC7c
Super 8 Movie Trailer
http://www.youtube.com/user/hollywoodstreams
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpzUCA5i6zY
Most viewed trailer with 7,802,132 views
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpzUCA5i6zY
Most viewed trailer with 7,802,132 views
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