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4. Proposal (FMP).docx
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The document describes the student's process of designing a film magazine using Adobe Photoshop. They experimented with different fonts, colors, images and layouts. They found Photoshop initially difficult to use but overcame this with practice. They designed elements like the masthead, tagline, cover page and double page spread, importing images and merging colors using tools in Photoshop. They aimed to create a design that would appeal to their target audience and be eye-catching. Through experimentation and reviewing their research, they developed a final design for the magazine using Photoshop.
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Sam Massie created a film magazine as an experiment. They designed the front cover with edited characters against a bold background. An image on the top left will offer a product giveaway. The header uses bold colored text. The bottom left includes information on a double page spread product. The main topic of the double page spread is an upcoming Superman DVD release. It includes a header, subheading, description of the DVD, a dramatic scene from it, and a 5-star review. For the final product, elements that will be included are various colors, shapes, fonts for headers and descriptions, and a main image with reviews and a scene from the reviewed product.
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- Product research allowed understanding current trends but consumer opinions can change
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- Interviews ensured the product would interest specific people but their opinions may change over time
- The research responses focused on colors, advertising, fonts, superhero topics and basing the magazine on Empire
- Distributing surveys via WhatsApp and Teams allowed viewing delivery/read rates but posed risks of leading questions
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