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PRODUCT CONTEXT  The film and poster was produced by Hammer Film Productions and Distrubuted by J.Arthur Rank and Universal. Kiss of the vampire was intended to be a second sequel to 1958's film the dracula which was sucessful. However, there was no refrence to the dracula film so they made it into it's own. The 1960's audience for this advert could be familiar with the conventions of 'monster movie' film posters, such as the composition, fonts and how the representation of women are usually shown.  ADVERT ANALYSIS genre The genre of this advert from what we can see, is a horror film. We can see this from the use of vampires, blood and darkness which are typical elements of this genre. composition -   A Z-line composition is used in the poster. The first section of the poster that the audience will see when they look at it, is infact the title. This insures that the audience are aware of what the poster is about. Then the eye leads you to the main characters, which...

LATE NIGHT WOMANS HOUR ANALYSIS format: the format of late night woman's hour is a podcast. All the podcast links could be shown on BBC radio 4's website, and is accessible  to all ages and gender regardless on who is targeted at.  themes and subjects:   the main themes and subjects which are covered in late night womens  hour is topics focusing on women and about women. The different topics specialise in things that mainly women would find interesting . Some of these topics also, could be more focused at an older audience of women and some could be at a younger audience of women, meaning the topics don't just cover one age range. For example, there is podcasts which focuses on love island and youtubers, which would appeal to the younger audience. There is also topics about money and having children which would focus towards more of an older audience. Some of the topics are serious topics, however some are just topics made for entertainment. structure and content of...