Website Deconstruction Presentation
The Purge
- Title of film - the typography remains the same for it to be a promotional package.
- Convergence: YoutTube and Google +links
- The colour scheme links to the colour scheme used within the film.
- Tag line is used again in the trailer
- Clearly stated date of release
- Picture - the famous shadowed mask
- Production company is evident
- Links to the trailer
- Links to the synopsis of the film
- Links to purchase tickets in order to see the film
- Links to the gallery of scenes that are mainly seen in the trailer so it doesn't give away too much of the narrative.
- User friendly: doesn’t scroll
- Links to about the movie, galley, features and videos related to the film
- Name and tag line in the films typography
- Animated menu using still shots from scene – change often allowing the audience to get a feel for the film.
- Transitioning banner at the top of the site with quotes from critics
- Links to social networking sites such as YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and Google
- Loading page
- Links to about the movie, gallery, feature and videos related to the film.
- Name of the film and tag line illustrated in the film's overall typography
- Animates menu using still shots from scene - change often allowing the audience to get a feel for the film.
- Transitioning banner at the top of the site with quotes from critics
- Links to purchasing tickets
- In the bottom left corner there is a link to a motion poster for the film
- Eerie, discordant music plays in the background as you navigate your way around the site.
- Image of the protagonist is the dominant as soon as you open site.
- Links to about the film, characters, video, cast and crew, downloads, images, partners, games, music, iron man tech and links to buying tickets.
- At the bottom there are links to sites such as Facebook, Twitter and Youtube - convergence
- Title of film clearly presented on the site
- Colour scheme of blue, red, and gold are used - futuristic feel.
- Trailer starts as soon as you enter the site.
- The soundtrack of the music plays in the background as you look through the site.
- Carousel on site changes when your mouse hovers over it to other pages such as "about the film" with images from the film itself.
- Links to about the film, characters, video, cast and crew, downloads, images, partners, games, music, Iron Man tech and links to buying tickets.
- At the bottom there are links to sites such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube - Convergence
- Another form of convergence would be 3D movies which it is available in.
- The link in the gold box at the bottom right side of the site links you to the trailer.
- User friendly - no need to scroll down.
- Name of film in white/glowing typography
- Links to product features, photo gallery, synopsis and cast
- Links to purchasing the DVD/ Blu-Ray or digital download
- Trailer is in the middle of the site
- Music starts as soon as you enter the site to give more of an atmospheric feel.
- The trailer starts as soon as you enter the site
- The ongoing GIF. of the child under the heading of " lost children" link in well with the plot of the movie.
- There is a loading page prior to entering the site.
- The soundtrack of the film or a particular scene from the film plays in the background as you navigate your way around the site. This adds a tense atmosphere and ables the sire to have more of an impact on you as you learn about the narrative of it.
- Links to the trailer, fan fiction on Tumblr ( a good use of convergence), and research to a lost children and scenes from the film.
- The typography of the site does not remain the same as the titles but they work well together to compliment the narrative of the film.
The Great Gatsby
- Quick loading page to the website with title in the films typography
- Links to buying tickets, videos , gallery, “guide to style”, about the film, about the book, downloads, sweepstakes, Gatsby’s journal, monogram maker, avatar creator, worldwide release dates and #Gatsbypics – convergence to social networking sites (Twitter) – Interaction with audience.
- Small arrows along the menu to navigate to the options (listed above) the website offers.
- In the top left the name of the title is highlighted by the choice of metal like typography illustrating the riches linking into the plotline.
- Features pictures from the film with options to share them through social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter.
- At the bottom of the page the site pays credit to the companies that contributed towards the film such as Tiffany & Co.
- Bottom right: links to Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Youtube and Getglue.
- Scrolls – not so user friendly
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