The colour scheme of the magazine is very important, it could either make the magazine stand out or make it look dull and quite boring. The survey that my group created gave us an insight on what colours people would associate with the genre 'Police Crime'. I think the colours Blue, Grey, White and Red are colours that would be appropriate for the magazine as the combination of cold and gloomy colours link to crime as a whole. Crime is surrounded by negative moods therefore the dark colours emphasise this.
Headline: The headline of my film magazine will be the title of the actual movie that we will be constructing. Initially we came up with the name 'Apparition' as the title of our movie. However we realised that the title of the movie didn't necessarily match the storyline of our movie. We wanted the title of the magazine to link to the description of our antagonist, who is also a detective that's deceiving the ones around him. After thinking carefully about the title, I researched synonyms of the word façade, and the word duplicity came up. Duplicity is the state of being double, or being deceitful. essentially the definition of duplicity sums up the Antagonist. Sell lines banners of my magazine will be inspired by other magazines such as Film Magazine and Empire. These magazines have a minimal amount of writing and the main focus is the main image, therefore I'll make sure that my main image is the main focus of the magazine.


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