Marketing of Cloverfield.

Many people have been looking all over the cloverfield poster and trying to find a monster in the poster. Because there is.

What ive done here is remove all colour from the poster around the monster in the clouds, to emphasize what the poster makers have put into this.

how marketing of a film can manipulate the audeince into beliveing a percived truth
cloverfield
blair withc project
the exorcist
independance day

So Far.

I've made an account on IMDB.com, and have posted an message on the imdb message board, titled, 'What do you think?' Explaining how the ending of Cloverfield could have been different if the monster wasnt shown at the end.

I've only had one reply so far, from biglondog98, saying

'The montster was shown many times throughout the movie not just at the end eating hud. Also the mini parasite things were all over the place. If they took out all the scenes of the monster and the parasites then i suppose the movie could have been about anything destroying the city.

Thinking about how films can lead people onto believe that non-fiction is fiction

New Action Plan.

Seeing as my statement for my research project has changed, so has my action plan.

To Watch:

Cloverfield
Diary of the Dead
Blair Witch Project
The Exorcist (i think)
Escape from new York

To Do:

Make an account on Highbeam, letting me read any article on my chosen films.

To Consider:

A focus group?

Bit of a change.

After speaking to ms raji, who had spoken to Nina about my question, things have changed.

My question is now: "How can the marketing of a film manipulate the audience into believing a perceived truth?"

Which, in turn makes my statement:

"A close study of the use of marketing and its potentioan to manipulate the audience into beleiving a perceived truth"

Action Plan.

Here's my Action plan.


To Do:
Watch Cloverfield, Diary of the Dead, Escape From New York.

Support Needed:
How to work dvd player.

Materials:
Sofa to hide behind, Tv, Dvd player.

Ive made a new blog.

Read title.