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1. The document describes experiments with designing a magazine cover. 2. It discusses selecting background and feature images related to fishing to establish a theme, and adding a title to give the cover character. 3. Smaller captions and an image of a person holding a fish were also added to provide information about the magazine's contents.
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Evaluation question 1
The document discusses how the author's media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines.
For the front cover, the author's masthead follows conventions by being at the top of the page, and the main image relates to the story while using grayscale effects.
On the contents page, the author initially challenged conventions but then grouped articles into sections like real magazines. Images are used to advertise articles, and social media links are included.
For the double page spread, the author researched conventions and wrapped text around images and quotes, as seen in other magazines, to keep the layout simple yet effective.
Script
Dan Watt is creating an advert, photography portfolio, and magazine cover focused on winter sports, specifically snowboarding. The advert will feature the Parkstar 2012 snowboard and be filmed at Chill Factor to look realistic and professional, using close ups and long shots. Photos taken at Chill Factor of the snowboard and winter sports will be edited in Photoshop for the portfolio and magazine cover. Researching existing winter sports magazines will provide inspiration.
Evaluation
The student created a fashion magazine for a final school project. They received feedback from evaluators praising the professional layout and eye-catching colors used. However, the evaluators noted that some yellow text was difficult to read. The student agrees with this feedback and thinks they could improve the editing of photos to make the magazine seem more professional. They chose blue as a consistent theme to give the magazine a fashion feel.
3. production experiments(3) (george wetton) (1)
George-wetton created a fishing magazine cover by first designing a title with an appropriate font. He then created a logo of a fish to connect to the title since the font had fishing elements. Photos were selected, including one of a man trying to catch a fish for the background. Additional design elements like the barcode, date, issue number, prices, and website address were added. Teaser sentences and a faint cover were used to make the inside contents recognizable. For the final product, the main elements that will be included are having the logo connected to or sitting on the title, as well as retaining the same artistic font.
FMP Pre Production
The document discusses plans for creating a magazine style document focused on Japanese culture. It outlines choosing fonts and designs inspired by Japanese symbols and writing. Colors from mood boards will be used, along with basic magazine features like barcodes and dates. Contingency plans are discussed for potential issues like software or image access problems. Health and safety concerns over extended computer use are addressed. An 8 day schedule is outlined for tasks like downloading assets, creating the cover, articles, and finalizing the magazine.
5. pre production(3)
The document discusses plans for designing a magazine cover. It states that darker colors like black, grey, and red will be used because they will help images and fonts stand out and draw attention to the text. Using varied colors is intended to appeal to audiences and make them interested in the product. The document also provides layout templates, lists needed resources and software, contingency plans, health and safety considerations, and a schedule for completing the work over seven days.
Magazine design evaluation
The document summarizes the magazine project of Katie Mather. She researched popular magazine covers and contents pages of other magazines to learn what design elements made them appealing. She developed a logo that stood out and matched her fashion magazine theme. Katie experimented with different fonts and images on her cover, contents page, and double page spread. While the photo quality and selection was a strength, she found the layout and writing the article more challenging than anticipated.
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conv...
The student created a magazine that both develops and challenges conventions from style model magazines. The front cover develops the style model by recreating its effective layout, while the contents page develops key features but challenges the layout. The double page spread significantly challenges the style model by changing the image placement and style. Overall, the magazine develops some conventions through consistent content, but also challenges conventions by making elements like the double page spread and mise-en-scene unique from the style models.
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Evaluation question 1
The document discusses how the author's media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines.
For the front cover, the author's masthead follows conventions by being at the top of the page, and the main image relates to the story while using grayscale effects.
On the contents page, the author initially challenged conventions but then grouped articles into sections like real magazines. Images are used to advertise articles, and social media links are included.
For the double page spread, the author researched conventions and wrapped text around images and quotes, as seen in other magazines, to keep the layout simple yet effective.
Script
Dan Watt is creating an advert, photography portfolio, and magazine cover focused on winter sports, specifically snowboarding. The advert will feature the Parkstar 2012 snowboard and be filmed at Chill Factor to look realistic and professional, using close ups and long shots. Photos taken at Chill Factor of the snowboard and winter sports will be edited in Photoshop for the portfolio and magazine cover. Researching existing winter sports magazines will provide inspiration.
Evaluation
The student created a fashion magazine for a final school project. They received feedback from evaluators praising the professional layout and eye-catching colors used. However, the evaluators noted that some yellow text was difficult to read. The student agrees with this feedback and thinks they could improve the editing of photos to make the magazine seem more professional. They chose blue as a consistent theme to give the magazine a fashion feel.
3. production experiments(3) (george wetton) (1)
George-wetton created a fishing magazine cover by first designing a title with an appropriate font. He then created a logo of a fish to connect to the title since the font had fishing elements. Photos were selected, including one of a man trying to catch a fish for the background. Additional design elements like the barcode, date, issue number, prices, and website address were added. Teaser sentences and a faint cover were used to make the inside contents recognizable. For the final product, the main elements that will be included are having the logo connected to or sitting on the title, as well as retaining the same artistic font.
FMP Pre Production
The document discusses plans for creating a magazine style document focused on Japanese culture. It outlines choosing fonts and designs inspired by Japanese symbols and writing. Colors from mood boards will be used, along with basic magazine features like barcodes and dates. Contingency plans are discussed for potential issues like software or image access problems. Health and safety concerns over extended computer use are addressed. An 8 day schedule is outlined for tasks like downloading assets, creating the cover, articles, and finalizing the magazine.
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The document discusses plans for designing a magazine cover. It states that darker colors like black, grey, and red will be used because they will help images and fonts stand out and draw attention to the text. Using varied colors is intended to appeal to audiences and make them interested in the product. The document also provides layout templates, lists needed resources and software, contingency plans, health and safety considerations, and a schedule for completing the work over seven days.
Magazine design evaluation
The document summarizes the magazine project of Katie Mather. She researched popular magazine covers and contents pages of other magazines to learn what design elements made them appealing. She developed a logo that stood out and matched her fashion magazine theme. Katie experimented with different fonts and images on her cover, contents page, and double page spread. While the photo quality and selection was a strength, she found the layout and writing the article more challenging than anticipated.
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The student created a magazine that both develops and challenges conventions from style model magazines. The front cover develops the style model by recreating its effective layout, while the contents page develops key features but challenges the layout. The double page spread significantly challenges the style model by changing the image placement and style. Overall, the magazine develops some conventions through consistent content, but also challenges conventions by making elements like the double page spread and mise-en-scene unique from the style models.
Preliminary task evaluation
The document compares the forms and conventions used in the author's media product to those found in real magazines. It notes similarities like using a masthead, cover lines, barcode and issue date. It also discusses ways the author developed or challenged conventions, such as rotating the masthead, placing cover lines on the left side, and using a colorful gradient background on the main image rather than a plain one. The contents page is also described as challenging conventions by using bright colors and pictures rather than a plain list format.
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The magazine uses most conventions of real magazines, such as featuring a female model on the cover and using similar font styles and placements. However, it challenges conventions in two ways. It uses a black and white photo with the model's face covered by hair, to create a mysterious atmosphere. It also uses brighter, more eye-catching colors than typical magazines, which often use duller colors.
Evaluation q1
The document discusses the author's magazine cover design and how it adheres to or challenges conventions of real magazine covers.
The author included standard features like a masthead, barcode/pricing, and prominent cover images but challenged conventions by using candid photos instead of formal shots.
For the contents page, the author included a main image and list of contents arranged similarly to other magazines. They also included an editorial column, sticking to some conventions.
For double page spreads, the author incorporated standard features like article titles, drop caps, pull quotes, and contrasting background images to frame the text, generally adhering to magazine conventions.
Evaluation of college magazine
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Magazine design evaluation
Katie wanted to create a fashion magazine and looked at other popular magazines for layout inspiration. She found a logo font that stood out and fit her magazine. Katie edited photos on the cover and spread to make them stand out on blue backgrounds by adjusting cyan and red tones. Her cover features the title in a prominent font with a model photo. The contents page places a photo on the right with text wrapping around it. While the layout and article writing could be improved, Katie is pleased with how the photos stand out on pages through editing.
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Preliminary task evaluation
The document compares the forms and conventions used in the author's media product to those found in real magazines. It notes similarities like using a masthead, cover lines, barcode and issue date. It also discusses ways the author developed or challenged conventions, such as rotating the masthead, placing cover lines on the left side, and using a colorful gradient background on the main image rather than a plain one. The contents page is also described as challenging conventions by using bright colors and pictures rather than a plain list format.
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The magazine uses most conventions of real magazines, such as featuring a female model on the cover and using similar font styles and placements. However, it challenges conventions in two ways. It uses a black and white photo with the model's face covered by hair, to create a mysterious atmosphere. It also uses brighter, more eye-catching colors than typical magazines, which often use duller colors.
Evaluation q1
The document discusses the author's magazine cover design and how it adheres to or challenges conventions of real magazine covers.
The author included standard features like a masthead, barcode/pricing, and prominent cover images but challenged conventions by using candid photos instead of formal shots.
For the contents page, the author included a main image and list of contents arranged similarly to other magazines. They also included an editorial column, sticking to some conventions.
For double page spreads, the author incorporated standard features like article titles, drop caps, pull quotes, and contrasting background images to frame the text, generally adhering to magazine conventions.
Evaluation of college magazine
The document evaluates the strengths and weaknesses of the student's college magazine project. For the front cover, the student aimed to include conventions like a masthead but notes the colors could be improved. The puff and background colors are also critiqued. For the contents page, the student attempted to emulate professional magazines with images, page numbers, and columns but feels it looks more like a list. Quark was used to layout the contents page, but fitting pictures was difficult. Photoshop was challenging to use for the complex background image on the front cover. Overall, the evaluation identifies room for improving design elements and gaining more experience with the software.
Magazine design evaluation
Katie wanted to create a fashion magazine and looked at other popular magazines for layout inspiration. She found a logo font that stood out and fit her magazine. Katie edited photos on the cover and spread to make them stand out on blue backgrounds by adjusting cyan and red tones. Her cover features the title in a prominent font with a model photo. The contents page places a photo on the right with text wrapping around it. While the layout and article writing could be improved, Katie is pleased with how the photos stand out on pages through editing.
Proposal
The document proposes a blog post for an outdoor photography magazine focusing on night photography using light and wire wool effects. The blog post will include several of the author's photographs along with an evaluation of the work. It will mimic the style and format of the actual magazine's blog, including design elements like toolbars and photo placement. Photos will be taken at night using a camera on a low shutter speed to capture light trails. The intended audience is younger adults interested in photography and inspiration. The blog post will describe the author's process and tools used to create the photos. Legal and ethical standards will be followed to avoid offensive, inappropriate or copyrighted content.
Task 6 evaluation
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The document outlines a plan for a blog post that will recreate the style and format of an outdoor photography magazine. The blog post will include photos taken by the author using long exposure photography with a torch light to draw pictures and create light effects. It will also include a written evaluation of the photos and be targeted towards inspiring younger adult audiences interested in photography. The blog post will match the look and feel of the real magazine's website and include advertising, search bars, and other design elements. Consideration will be given to any legal and ethical issues regarding the photos.
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The document discusses moodboards and sketches for a magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread. The moodboards show color schemes and graphics with an alternative and unusual style incorporating cute things. Photos will have a simple but colorful style. Sketches explore layouts with alternative bands, low placement of the main image, and inclusion of a skyline to maintain a youthful and non-mainstream house style.
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The document summarizes an experiment creating a magazine layout in Adobe InDesign. The student:
1) Set up a double page spread and used ruler, marquee, and text tools to add borders, images, and text boxes.
2) Found images on Google and added a Pokemon theme with a heading, filler text, and page numbers.
3) Plans to include similar elements like layout, colors, and themes from popular anime magazines in the final project, adding more detail and drawing from audience research.
Nea planning task 3
This document outlines a plan for creating a magazine cover and contents page. It discusses using a male model in formal wear photographed against a green screen to represent a magazine targeting high social class males. Details like bold, dark fonts and minimal props are included, along with notes on lighting, keeping the cover eye-catching but contents readable. Both covers and multiple shots are planned to increase chances of finding a good final image within the low budget.
As evaluation question 7
The document discusses the progression of skills learned from a preliminary magazine project to a final product. Specifically, it states that the individual learned: 1) advanced photography skills using professional cameras and lighting equipment, 2) image editing techniques in Photoshop, and 3) principles of design like the Guttenberg Design to make the magazine aesthetically pleasing. The individual also improved their research skills, learned about maintaining a consistent house style, and wrote in a more professional journalistic style. Overall, the key skills gained were advanced photography, design, editing, research, and writing to create a higher quality final magazine product.
Proposal
The document outlines a blog post for an outdoor photography magazine focusing on night photography techniques using a low shutter speed and light sources like a torch or wire wool to capture light trails. The blog will include several of the author's photos and an evaluation of the process. It aims to inspire and provide ideas for younger adult audiences between 16-30 interested in photography and trying new techniques.
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The document describes the process taken to create a magazine cover. Key steps included using the magic wand tool to remove the background of an image, adding a faded background for depth, including a title layer underneath the image for professionalism, copying and pasting blood effects to convey a comic book theme, inserting shaped text boxes like speech bubbles for a comic vibe, and finishing by adding text in a font from Dafont to maintain the comic book theme throughout.
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The document outlines initial plans for a magazine that will cover topics related to cosplay, gaming, and films. It will include articles on the popularity and how-to's of cosplay, pricing for cosplay costumes, and conventions to attend. The magazine will also review upcoming and previous movies, provide gaming news and reviews, and feature top 5 new releases. The mood board analysis indicates the magazine will have a superhero theme with simple covers and articles mixing text and images to provide background on cosplayers and characters. The style of the mood board incorporating multiple images and colors will influence the final magazine product.
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This document proposes a magazine called "Cosplay Uk" that aims to entertain and educate readers about the cosplaying community. The magazine would contain information on how to get started in cosplaying, including tutorials and photos of costumes along with their estimated costs. The intended audience is males and females ages 12+ who have spare time and money to dedicate to creating their own cosplays and attending events. Research will focus on superhero cosplays, analyzing photos and price points. Legal and ethical considerations include restricting younger audiences due to potentially negative content like fake weapons, with an age rating of 16+ to purchase.
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The document provides an evaluation of a podcast production project. In the research section, the document notes that finding similar radio shows was effective but that audience profiling was difficult due to a different required profile. The planning section indicates that an experimental show set the standards too high and required settling for subpar recording equipment. For time management, the document states that too much time was spent on writing and music selection, limiting recording time and requiring an alternate recording location. Peer feedback suggested shortening introductions and endings, adding more sound effects, and improving overall audio flow and transition between sections through more skilled editing.
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The document describes the production process for a radio show. It details how the audio was edited in Audition by cutting out mistakes, pauses, and smoothing the recording. Songs and sound effects were faded in and out to gently transition between sections. A backing track was added to fill any silences and make the final product sound polished and professional.
2. research(3)
This document summarizes research on existing comic book magazine covers. It finds that the covers:
Only use a limited color palette (black, red, white) to avoid overwhelming the viewer and make the main image stand out. Include minimal text to entice readers while outlining the magazine's contents. Feature a iconic main character in a heroic pose and lighting to draw attention.
The document concludes that the summary's own cover design should include: a heroic character angle, limited colors, a large main title cut off by the character's head, and small bits of information about the magazine's contents.
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This proposal outlines an Xbox gaming radio show called "Xbox Veteran Radio" that will provide recommendations for the top 5 single-player and multiplayer Xbox games. The host will explain their choices and provide guidance on how listeners should play the games. The target audience is Xbox players ages 18 and up, including both working and non-working adults as well as teenagers, and the show will discuss 18-rated games. Potential legal issues include restricting underage listeners and ethical concerns about opinions on game recommendations that listeners may disagree with.
2. research(4)
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IGN Podcasts focuses on gaming news and technology with three informal hosts. BBC 4 radio has a formal tone and pace for an older audience. This is Xbox Life focuses on gaming experiences with three in-studio hosts and occasional remote guests of lower audio quality. Match3 discusses both gaming news and broader world topics, allowing conversations to drift between topics. Common features across the podcasts included introductions with music, a gaming topic focus, and promotion of social media pages. The research will inform topics, introductions/outros, social media integration, and introducing hosts.
3. production experiments(4)
The document describes a script for a mock radio show between Edan Burrows and Fraser Hardwick discussing breakfast and morning. They recorded their conversation, adding sound effects along the way. Fraser then played a song to end the show.
The process section details how they obtained sound effects and music online, recorded their show while adding effects, and then edited it. This included using multitrack to check voice levels, placing background music after the show, and using an opening and fading to make it sound professional.
The reflection question asks what elements from the experiments will be included in the final product.
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This document provides a list and discussion of the top 5 single-player and multiplayer Xbox experiences according to the host Fraser. For single-player, the list includes Wolfenstein: The New Order, Halo: The Master Chief Collection, Grand Theft Auto 5, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, and Fallout 4. For multiplayer, the list includes Gears of War 4, Payday 2, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered, Rainbow Six Siege, and Overwatch. Fraser explains why each game made the list and discusses the games with his co-host.
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