1. Question seven: Looking back at
your preliminary task, what do you
feel you have learnt in the
progression from it to the full
product?

2. Overall...
I have learnt to do more research on the particular genre and
then take this research and apply it to my own to work so my
magazine represents the target genre and would therefore
attract the target audience. I have also learnt to keep to targets
in order for you to keep on track with your work and so you
keep moving on. Another thing I have learnt is that you need
to keep continuity throughout the magazine otherwise it
doesn’t look professional or attractive to the target audience. I
now feel am I better at central image photography as this time
I had more of an idea which what kind of aspects I had to
think about when taking the photograph, for example the
facial expression, clothes and make-up and the background. I
also feel more confident at placing and the layout of the
general magazine.

3. Front Cover...
I think that I have
improved on the
central image
and the layout of
the front cover
the most. I also
think I have
learnt more how
to keep the
colours
interesting but
consistent at the
same time.

4. Contents...
I think that I
have
improved
my layout
and the
interest of
the layout.
There is also
more sense
of continuity
and brand
identity
involved.

5. Progression
I think that from all the I have learnt, it has enabled
me to progress into making a more professional
magazine which would appeal to the target audience
more. I think that all the research paid off as it give
me a clearer idea of what I should have been making.