3. production experiments Visual
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The document describes how the author recreated elements of a magazine cover for an assignment by finding similar images and fonts and using shape and text tools to replicate the original design. This included layering shapes to recreate a banner, coloring a font to match the original, and using the eraser tool and shapes behind text. For the final product, the author plans to include bright colors and varied fonts to attract readers, as well as angled subtitles on the front cover.
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This document outlines initial plans for a podcast that would include reviews of games, movies, and discussions on various entertainment-related topics. It proposes including segments on news, weather, reviews, and discussions, as well as comedic elements like characters voiced by different actors. An opening jingle and background music are also mentioned. The podcast aims to build a sense of community by covering news and drama within the listener base.
7. evaluation Visual
This document summarizes the evaluation of a production process for a gaming magazine. It outlines the strengths and weaknesses of planning, research, and time management stages. For planning, visualizing ideas was helpful but execution is difficult to envision. Research provided audience insights but opinions may change. Time management allowed planning but some deadlines were still missed. Peer feedback praised the clear images, font, and information, but suggested reducing word count and adding more front cover details. The producer agreed feedback on word count and front cover, but disagreed that the plug size and colors needed changing.
6. production reflection Visual
The document describes the process of creating a gaming magazine front cover spread in two pages. For the first page, the creator darkened an image of Colossus No. 13 and used a greyish white font color. Screenshots from the game were added. For the second page cover, the background image was chosen but text and images had to be kept separate for clarity. A "Fighting Spirit Turbo" font was used for the magazine title. Shadows and text of varying sizes were added to draw the reader's eye. The Death Stranding logo trail was used to make a banner image stand out. A price tag was made with two squares in a star shape.
5. pre production visual
This document outlines the pre-production process for creating an exclusive guide to time trials. It includes sections on the software and resources needed (Photoshop and an internet connection), contingency planning for potential issues like file corruption or damage from liquids, health and safety considerations like taking breaks to prevent neck pain or eyestrain, and a schedule detailing 8 tasks from researching the game to finalizing the front cover and 2-page spread layouts in Photoshop.
4. proposal Visual
The proposed magazine, called Horizon, would provide gaming content such as reviews of upcoming games and consoles, strategies, and interviews. It would target male gamers ages 16-25 from working-class backgrounds. To be legal and ethical, the content would use formal, non-offensive language and reference original game creators to avoid copyright claims, while the store selling it could check IDs to restrict sales to minors.
2. research visual
The document summarizes research on existing gaming magazines - Nintendo Power, PlayStation Magazine, and Edge. Nintendo Power was officially licensed by Nintendo from 1988-2007 and focused on upcoming Nintendo games. PlayStation Magazine focuses on PlayStation games, developers, and strategy guides. Edge covers all major platforms and focuses on reviews, interviews, and strategies. The research will inform the creation of a new gaming magazine by considering features like previews, bold titles, and promotional items. A survey of the target audience found it is mostly male teenagers who prefer affordable magazines and strategy guides conveyed visually over text. The new magazine will aim to appeal to this audience.
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- 2. Process-fish magazine Original Re-creation I started of my finding a random image of a river that looked similar to the original background. Then I recreated the flagship banner by layering a normal rectangle on a rectangle with curved edges and removing 2 corners of the normal rectangle with the eraser tool (the shapes where created with the shape tool). For the flagship, I just found an image of the name font on its own and coloured it to match the original and removed the background for it. The rest of the text I just used the text tool and used similar fonts that fitted what I needed. The boxes behind the words were done with the shape tool too but the one with the list of names I had to use the eraser too to shape it to the text.
- 3. Reflection • What elements of your experiments will you include in your final product? – I will include the bright colours to attract the reader and use different coloured fonts so the reader can read the texts – I will also put slight angles on my subtitles on the front cover.
Editor's Notes
- Discuss the tools and processes used in your experiments