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Most film posters are minimalistic and only contain important information such as; the film title, tag line, main image, date of release and credits. In my film poster, I have used the same film title at the top of the page in the same font as my other products otherwise the audience will not be able to make the link. Underneath the tag line 'revenge requires retribution' has been developed with a reflection effect to associate with the main image of the main character having two personalities, it also makes it more memorable. This is evident in 'i Robot' film poster as the tag line is 'one man saw it coming' this makes it more engaging and exciting for the audience as it gives them a little insight into the narrative. The main image is of the protagonist (the hitman) I have used a medium close up shot where he uses a serious facial expression to show that his job is important and dangerous. This is similar in 'i Robot' as the protagonist Will Smith has a dark costume and a menacing facial expression. I have edited the main photo on an editing website which has added a reflected, faded effect which is a development as usually photos are not manipulated too much however I thought it added a mysterious feel. I have used credits at the bottom in a red font which maintains the house style and colour and the release date in the centre at the bottom in a white font. I have used a release date at the very bottom of the page which may either be developing or challenging the usual convention as its usually larger and more centred. However I wanted to catch my audience's attention through the use of image and so they would have to look more closely or look it up online or in other media outlets.

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I decided on the magazine name of 'Cinematic' which would be the masthead. It is simple, bold and clear and has been placed at the top of the page. Above I have used the sentence 'Our most action packed issue ever' which acts as a selling point as an audience will be drawn in by this, I took inspiration from an existing movie magazine therefore I know it's a used convention. The placing of these conventions are similar to 'Total Film' as the largest text is the masthead and they use 'Free giant iron man poster' to intrigue people. They both use 'World Exclusive' which is another engaging feature as the audience feels as if they are getting the first look at a huge story. My main image is a MCU and uses a prop (gun) I edited out the orange end of the gun and replaced it with a black end so that it doesn't look fake otherwise the right image wouldn't be given off. Most magazine covers tend to use either a close up or mid shot of the protagonist which is the most common and appropriate so the audience can see their facial expressions and body language. I have placed the cover lines down the left hand side which is similar to 'Total Film' to fill the blank space so that the text can be read easily, it gives the audience an idea of the content. This may be a developed convention because many magazine covers have cover lines on both sides or use different fonts and sizes for further emphasis. I have created a circular pug which says '30 must see movies!' which stands out, especially with a drop shadow, this is another feature that will catch the audiences attention. The main title is the film name 'Infraction' which is in the same font as the other print products and trailers, this means that the audience will be able to recognise and associate each media product. I have used a 'Plus' red shape in the bottom left hand corner adds emphasis onto the celebrity names who have star power, meaning someone may purchase the magazine just because their favourite celebrity stars in it. The 'Plus' feature is a typical convention which is evident on 'Total Film' because it persuades the audience to read it as it is full of so much celebrity news and stories. Red strokes are used to separate the celebrity names so the house colours are maintained throughout the whole product. A bar code has been used in the bottom right to make it look professional and more alike a real magazine cover as this would be used for purchase and the price. I haven't challenged any of the typical conventions because the visual syntax of magazine covers is more particular and there's less room for creativity as it must display information that will appeal and attract an audience.

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In my DVD cover I have again used the same house colours of red, white and black to maintain the same style throughout. I have used the same font for the film name 'Infraction' however I have changed the colour to white so that it stands out on the black background. Also I have added an effect of 'motion blur' for an element of mystery which is challenged feature because titles/mastheads are usually very clear without using manipulation. Underneath the title there is a red blood line which suggests there will be death and violence in the film, giving the audience an insight into the genre and narrative. The main image is of the main character, this is in black and white and outlined with red to put emphasis on the hitman drawing a gun from his pocket. In the background there is another character with his back turned to show slyness. The tag line has been placed at the bottom of the cover which says 'revenge requires retribution' in red capitals which will become memorable to the audience. The background is black with some white smoke to add another element of interest. The placing of these conventions on the front cover are very similar to 'The Equalizer' DVD cover as the film name is at the top and the tag line/quote has been placed at the bottom. They have both used the colours of black, white and red which work well together and so the text can be read clearly. Exactly the same 'Infraction' title has been placed on the side along with the age rating sign of 15 and the 'DVD Video' symbol which make it look like a real product. On the back there is a star rating and positive feedback at the top and under the smaller image which will encourage people to watch and buy it. There is a smoke effect with a gun shape through it which is something I have developed to make it more exciting and unique. I have used the typical convention of having a summary of the film's narrative to give the audience an idea of what it's about which is an important convention. I have used a 'Special Features' list is included on the back so the audience is getting more for their money which is a popular idea as 'The Equalizer' has this section to make their product more desirable. I have developed and created an information box as I have changed the production logos to make it fit in with my production company. Finally I have used 'credits' have been added to show who has been involved and I have created an information box to display screening and company information so it looks professional, along with the bar code.

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- Approximately 1.30-2 mins long

- Variety of intertitles

- More clips used

- Sound track

- Sound effects

- Shows more about the narrative

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In my billboard I have used the convention of being quite simple and minimalistic so that the audience is drawn to important details of the film such as the name 'Infraction' which is in the largest, boldest font so

it's memorable. This is similar to the existing media product on 'The Expendables' billboard, lettering is is capitals to draw emphasis to the name of the film. Also I have used my house style of black, red and white to link each of my media products together so an audience can recognise them and associate them with the film. 'The Expendables' billboard uses these colours which shows that they work and almost matches my genre, both this film and my film are action crime thrillers. I have placed the names of my actors and actresses along the top of my billboard so that they can be seen clearly and do not just blend in with the main image, I have developed this convention as some billboards may place stars names closer to the title. I have placed the release date underneath the film name which seems to be a typical convention as it enhances the visual syntax so that potential audience members will associate that particular date with the release. I used a hashtag for the social media website Twitter to create widespread interest; this will encourage reviews and opinions, typically from a younger audience (teenagers and young adults). I have used the same effect as on my film poster which suggests that the main character has two sides and two personalities as he is a typical school boy as well as a hitman. However I have developed this from an existing billboard as most do not use intricate effects but it creates a strong link between my print products so the audience can identify and recognise the film and its genre easily. I have not really challenged any conventions as I have ensured that I have considered typical characteristics that make a billboard successful, I have kept the design landscape however if it had been portrait then I would be challenging conventions.

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- Main image

- Masthead (title of film)

- Hashtag (tag line)

- Names of actors and actresses

-Use of house colours (red, black, white)

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- Title of the name of the film

- Main image

- Tag line

- Film age rating

- DVD symbol

- Reviews/Ratings

- Overview of film

- Special features

- Credits

- Information box

- Production company logo

- Bar code

- Smaller images

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- Title of the name of the film

- Release date

- Large image of main character

- Use of house colours (red, black, white)

- Tag line

- Credits

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- Masthead

-Main headline

- Pug

- Bar code

- Coverlines

- Banner

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- Approximately 30secs- 1min long

- A few intertitles

- Fast paced editing

- Fewer clips

- To create interest and mystery

- Different music

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Question 1: In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products? 

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Question 1: In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products? 