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Tom plans to create a magazine cover, video game, or music album/CD cover for his final project. He enjoys designing ideas and the research/development process. He feels confident that he can create a high quality piece within the timeframe. His initial ideas include a magazine focused on music, a retro-style mobile video game, or a film promotion poster. He maps out more details for each idea, including related merchandise, advertising, and extras. His final mind map focuses on creating a magazine, music, and merchandise for a rap group called "The Overachievers." He analyzes repetition in magazine cover styles and how his mood board will influence his final product design while allowing for originality.
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The document discusses the author's initial plans for their final major project (FMP) in photography. Specifically:
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The document provides an analysis of the research, planning, time management, and technical and aesthetic qualities of products created for a final media project. Regarding research, secondary research on existing products provided inspiration, while primary research through surveys and interviews helped understand audience wants. Planning involved mind maps, mood boards, and layout plans. Time management was assessed, with acknowledgement that more planning and earlier sourcing could have allowed more detail. Technical similarities and differences between the created merchandise and game cover were outlined. Aesthetic strengths of the merchandise included varied colors and fitted design elements, while weaknesses included some logo visibility issues. Strengths of the game cover design included realistic elements and color scheme, while weaknesses included some messy elements and overly vibrant colors
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Reece Boland is developing initial plans for branching products including a magazine and merchandise based on the fantasy and horror genres. The products will target primarily females ages 12-19 and include an audio recording magazine covering hardware and software, a Game of Thrones audio book, and merchandise like mugs, posters and clothing. Reece created mood boards to influence the design and layout of the products, showing color schemes and styles that would appeal to the target audience.
2. proposal
This proposal is for a retro-themed gaming magazine targeted at males and females aged 18-25 from socioeconomic groups C1 and C2. The magazine will cover a wide variety of games across different platforms in a nostalgic style. In addition to print content, the creator plans to develop a website and social media presence for the magazine. Research methods will include analyzing existing gaming magazines, conducting a survey, and tutorials to improve Photoshop skills. The proposal outlines a 10-week schedule for tasks such as concept and audience research, production of cover and article layouts, and ongoing evaluation of progress.
1. fmp initial plans
Joshua Palmer created a mood board and informal proposal for a skate brand concept consisting of a website, merchandise line, and magazine. The mood board images were all related to skating and had a consistent urban style with colors of red, white, and black evoking a chill mood. Palmer analyzed the repetition in the mood board images and felt it helped connect all aspects of the concept together. The informal proposal outlined the specific products - a website for viewing and purchasing merchandise, a merchandise line including clothing with the brand logo, and a magazine to promote the products in an entertaining way. Palmer identified the design software and imagery needed to create each product and noted the target audience as males and females aged 12-18 interested in skating
1. initial plans FMP
- Many of the images show similarities in styles, colors, fonts and moods used across album covers and magazines
- Dark themes, central positioning of text in large fonts, and picturesque landscape backgrounds are common elements
- Specific colors like light blue, pink and white appear frequently and will influence color choices
- Distorted fonts on album covers effectively represent the music and stand out, so this style will be emulated
- One album cover in particular serves as inspiration for its bright themes, nature setting, and simple merchandise designs
- The mood board will guide choices around graphic design, colors, fonts and styles to match those of
1. initial plans
The student analyzed their mood board of music-related designs and found that:
1) Most posters and advertisements use bold, contrasting colors and fonts to catch the eye from a distance.
2) CD covers have changed over time but generally include a picture of the artist, even if symbolic like the Gorillaz cover.
3) Concert tickets are often bright and colorful to increase their perceived value and encourage advertising the event.
4) Merchandise commonly has a simple, dark design with the band's logo but the student wants a more appealing design.
1. initial plans
The mood board shows a prominent use of the color purple to serve as the main color scheme for the Spyro themed magazine, with magazine images featuring more full content rather than being sparse or image based. There is also a focus on layering in the magazine covers and spreads showcased, which the creator intends to implement to give the product more depth. The mood board will influence the final product by providing examples of successful design aspects and color combinations to utilize.
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Kian Devine's FMP diary documents their 9 weeks of pre-production, production, and evaluation for their FMP project. Over multiple weeks, Kian conducted research on existing games, focusing on art styles, color palettes, and genres to influence their own 8-bit style game. They created character designs, logo, and main menu screen. Production faced some challenges due to illness but Kian adapted by focusing on written work. Their evaluation compared planned and actual results, and could have been improved by discussing future improvements.
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The document outlines the student's initial plans and reaction for their final major project (FMP). They are interested in creating a digital art project focused on music, either advertisements for an event, a video game or music cover. They intend to use Photoshop and Lightroom since they have experience with these programs. Research and planning are areas they want to improve, as their production skills are stronger. They will allocate more time to planning to have a more structured process. The mood board shows inspiration from concert posters, CD covers, tickets and merchandise for designing something music-related that is colorful, has large fonts, and includes key information.
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This proposal outlines a project for a video game called "Location Change: On An Island" targeted towards teenagers ages 13-17. The project will include creating a film synopsis, logo, magazine cover, advertisements, menu screen, character design, cut scene, and sound design for the game. Production will utilize Adobe Photoshop and recording sounds with a phone. The schedule allocates 1-2 weeks for planning, research, and initial work, followed by 4-5 weeks for production tasks like creating posters, the menu screen, and level design. Work will be evaluated through peer and self-review to identify strengths and areas for improvement.
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The document provides guidance for creating a planning presentation for a practical project, outlining stages and types of planning and documentation that should be assembled, though it notes the template is not exhaustive and can be modified for different projects. Sections include idea generation, research, approaches, techniques, and a final idea rationale. The document is intended to be added to as the pre-production phase progresses.
7. evaluation
The document summarizes the student's process of creating a magazine cover and double-page spread for a class project. Some key points:
1) The student researched different magazine styles which helped with layout ideas and color schemes. However, they forgot to research existing double-page spreads.
2) Planning went well for the cover but many inside pages had to be cut due to space.
3) Time management was improved from past projects, allowing cover and layout to be completed early.
4) Peer feedback was positive about colors and image overlapping but noted the writing could be clearer. The student agreed with some points but disagreed about changing the title size.
7. evaluation
The document provides a summary and evaluation of the author's FMP project. For their research, the author notes that researching magazines advertising games they were familiar with helped them understand color scheme and layout choices. However, they could have researched more products in more depth. For planning, focusing heavily on one idea provided depth but risked issues if that idea changed. The author felt they managed time well by leaving time for improvements. They would have tried more ideas with more time. Feedback praised the background images and color choices but noted the cover and spread could be more consistent and the spread less information-dense. The author agreed more variety on the spread was needed but disagreed that the cover and spread schemes should match given their different roles.
2. proposal
This proposal outlines a project to create a retro-themed gaming magazine targeted at males and females aged 18-25 from socioeconomic groups C1 and C2. The magazine will include game reviews, rumors, and a community forum to connect gamers. It will have a colorful retro design inspired by existing gaming magazines. The creator plans to conduct research on magazine layouts, build a website for the magazine with additional content like videos, and create sample advertisements. Evaluation will involve self-reflections and analyzing progress at different stages using screenshots. The schedule allocates weeks for research, experiments, planning, production, and evaluation.
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Tom Batty is applying to university to study music production or music journalism. He has studied creative media at York College for two years, achieving a Merit grade. He enjoys music and wants to pursue a career in the music industry. Tom works part-time at a cafe to gain experience dealing with customers. He believes university is the next logical step to further his knowledge of the music industry and achieve his career goals.
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Thomas Batty proposes creating a graphic design project called "Fresh Musik Media" featuring two magazine editions - one on artists and one on music festivals. As the main area of work, he will focus on creating magazine covers, spreads, album covers, festival posters, and artist posters using Photoshop skills developed during his course. The concept is to provide personal views and experiences of favorite artists and a festival through the magazines and complementary marketing materials. To evaluate his work, Batty will review it weekly, gather peer feedback, and reflect on the process and areas for improvement in a final evaluation.
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- 2. Initial Reaction • My first initial thoughts of what I could make were a magazine cover for either a band or hip hop artist. I thought of this because I have a strong passion for music and listening to it. This means in my opinion I can produce a strong piece of work for my final project of this year. Another passion of mine and a product I cold make is a video game. The game I would make, could be more for a mobile device because I haven't designed or even thought about creating a product like that. I thought of this idea because I would say I have a very good general knowledge on the subject. • I would say that I’m good at designing ideas and then finally creating what the product would finally look like. I say I’m good at this because that’s the part I enjoy the most throughout the production. Another thing I would say I'm good at is the research and advancing my ideas further, shaping my product further to its best potential. • My opinions on the project are that I'm happy that we get to specialise in what we enjoy the most and get to create whatever we like. I feel that the time frame is enough for me to create a very good piece of work that will get me the grade I want. I feel that if I keep the same work ethic I have for the first months of the course then I will do well and be happy with my work but stress it also a very big factor in effecting my work ethic.
- 3. Mind Map Idea 1 Magazine The topic would music based Merchandise from the topic More in depth knowledge of the topic Website Advertisement Small/Big prizes for fans Idea 2 Video game CD/ Music Posters Radio advertisement Retro style Mobile game Computer game Pixel based First person shooter Puzzle based Console based Beta preview An advert showing off the game DLC/micro transactions Enter competitions to try and win the game with a free console BillboardsFestivals Tour dates
- 4. Idea 3 Film Promotion poster Movie Trailer Genre: horror Old school style of horror Prizes: movie premier Merchandise relating to the film Certain camera shots relating to the genre Create and edit my own music and sound effects Short film Idea 4 CD cover Advertisement TV, radio and posters Band or rap group Deluxe Version Track list Lyrics
- 5. Final Mind MapMagazine Advertisement Radio Posters BillboardCD/Music Rap Group The overachievers 3 members Info on them Merchandise T-shirts, hats etc Website General news on the Rap world More in depth Information/ne ws Festivals New music Posters Phone cases Competitions Prizes Free tickets VIP access to important events Tour dates Double page spread Relating colour scheme of the front cover relating to the main artists and genre relating to the main artists and genre Personal life details New artist/songs Relating to the main artist Voice only Buses/bus stops Street posters Pop ups on applications Small play of the music as a pop up on a application Shows and festivals relating to the genre and artist Award ceremonies
- 8. Mood Board Analysis Is there any repetition in the images you have collected? Repeated colours/images styles/fonts/tone/mood One thing I had noticed before doing this work is that the majority of all magazine covers, is that they always have a big image of the main topic taking up the whole front cover. This has been a very typical style of front covers for many years and does make a lot of sense to do it this way because straight you get a face and a name of what content will be in the magazine. Then again another recurring feature on magazine covers would be the cover lines places around the main image on the front giving off information of what else the magazine involves. Having cover lines stand out but still having the main image as the main attraction is an important feature to have. How will your mood board influence your final product? I feel that m mood board will give me some good ideas on how to make and design a classic style front cover. But again I want to have some old and new involved in my work because I want to be able to create content that is relevant and different to other companies. By doing this I can stand out more. I also added in some screenshots of websites also to remind me of how the companies layout their information and present their work as an online web page. *
Editor's Notes
- Log your initial thoughts regarding the set brief- What could you make? What are you good at? Your opinions? Can be a list of bullet points of reactions- does not have to be full prose. Can be hand drawn and scanned in.
- 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