1. initial plans (fmp)
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Kyran Durkin has initial plans for a royal navy magazine. The magazine would inspire people to join the royal navy and share the benefits of joining. It would include articles on how to join, ways to stay fit, and news. The target audience would be young people interested in joining as well as current and former royal navy members who want to learn more. Kyran analyzed a mood board and found repeated colors, styles, fonts, and tones across the images since they all came from the same magazine. The mood board would influence the final product's style. Kyran proposes a royal navy magazine concept and says Photoshop and online images are needed. A music magazine and audio book were discounted as Kyran feels stronger on the
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The document outlines initial plans for a magazine, films, games, and holidays. It includes a mind map with categories for film, magazine, and holiday topics including classic films, upcoming films, new games, cheap holidays, and high price holidays. An analysis of the mood board finds repetition of action films, block writing, and colors/images that will influence the final product by providing examples.
3. production experiments (2)
The document describes Kyran Durkin's experiments making travel posters using Photoshop. It details the processes used to create each poster, including using Photoshop's type tool and obtaining photos from websites like Wikipedia, tourist sites, and EasyJet. For the final product, Kyran plans to include a sunny destination photo that looks good and a small flag.
2. research (1)
The document outlines Kyran Durkin's research process which included examining existing products, analyzing common features and aspects to include. A questionnaire was distributed through Survey Monkey and audience research was conducted through observations and interviews to understand the audience and how to appeal to them. The research was evaluated by discussing the strengths and weaknesses of product research, questionnaires and interviews used to conduct the research.
7. evaluation 6 (1)
Kyran evaluated their personal project of creating a holiday magazine. Their research strengths included looking at professional magazines for examples and researching top holiday destinations for 2020. Weaknesses were not researching commonly used fonts. Planning strengths were practicing color schemes and researching highly rated destinations. A weakness was not planning a price range. Time management was moderate but room for improvement remained. Technical qualities included big titles, clear backgrounds, and writing in spaces. Creativity could have been improved by adding more details. The work appealed to younger audiences with destinations and wealthier societies with glamorous writing. Peer feedback noted likes and improvements that could be made.
6. production reflection (1)
The student used Photoshop to create a work combining photos and information found online. They felt happy with how the place was portrayed and that their work was getting closer to looking like the real thing. They were pleased with their work as it looked quite real compared to a real magazine.
5. pre production-2
This document outlines the pre-production process for a holiday brochure. It discusses the style sheet, software and resources needed including Photoshop and photos of locations. Contingency planning addresses potential issues like a lack of information, product prices, and flight times. Health and safety considerations include dangers, heat levels, and animals in the destination county. The production schedule spans 8 days, beginning with finding photos and ending with assembling the front cover in Photoshop.
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1. initial plans (fmp)
- 2. Mind Map Ideas magazine Royal navy magazine Audio book political Fictional story Game Game trailer Short game Poster Holiday poster Film poster weather Price expensive cheap sunny rainy snowy type action horror drama Music magazine Age range Young adults 15-20 Adults aged 20-30 Age range Children aged 6-14 Young adults aged 14-21 Modern politics Historic politics Different roles Engineer Sea specialist Young audience
- 3. Mind Map magazine Royal navy magazine Target audience People wanting to join Veterans In the royal navy currently and wanting to learn more topics How to join Best ways to keep fit news Colour schemes Blue for the sea Red for the navy Music magazine Music genre 80’s music pop rock Age range Young adults aged 15-20 Adults aged 20-30 Name ideas Top pop Pop daily
- 4. Mood Board
- 5. Mood Board Analysis Is there any repetition in the images you have collected? Repeated colours/images styles/fonts/tone/mood They are all from the same magazine so they will all have the same fonts and logos and all the images are action shots of different roles How will your mood board influence your final product? I will use the same stye of fonts and images as it makes the roles seem full of action
- 6. Informal Proposal Current Idea Concept A royal navy magazine which will inspire people to join the royal navy and tell people of all the benefits of joining up Type of products you would make • Magazines What you will need to make them Photoshop Access to online images Audience Young people willing to join the royal navy
- 7. Choices Discounted ideas Reasons for not choosing this project Music magazine • I feel I am stronger on the topic I have picked as I am in the process of joining • I feel like I didn’t do as well in the audio project so I wanted to try something different Audio book • I did that in my last project and I wanted to challenge myself and do something new I am interested in
Editor's Notes
- Bubbl.us or hand drawn-scanned using college printers exploring 3 potential ideas
- Bubbl.us or hand drawn-scanned using college printers exploring your final idea
- Collection of images related to your product/inspirational/visually interesting At least 15 needed
- For your idea, write a brief, informal proposal. Ensure you proof read and check spelling etc For the audience section consider age/gender/psychographic/geodemographic/social grade etc
- Discuss the other two ideas from your initial mind map and reasons for why you didn’t choose them