6. fmp production reflection
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The document describes the process the author went through to design a magazine cover and back cover. They began by adding images and text to the front cover, then refined it with more relevant images and swapped some text. They tried different fonts for the title. Later, they added a barcode, price, and date to make it look more authentic, and designed the back cover which included a separate advertisement with a character and release information. They refined details and corrected inconsistencies between the front and back covers.
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The document summarizes the evaluation of a magazine created by the author for a school project. It covers the research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, and audience appeal of the project. Some key points:
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- Time management allowed experimenting with a double-page spread design. More time could have improved photos and added pages.
- The cover design was more appealing than the double-page spreads, which lacked visual interest. Background colors and additional photos could have improved the spreads.
- The project appealed to its music
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Cameron evaluated their production process for an FMP magazine. Their research involved surveying designs for posters and logos to understand audience preferences. Planning focused on experimenting with font, image size, and layout. Production took the longest due to multiple design revisions. Peer feedback suggested adding more details to the cover to improve it and disagreed that the same color scheme should be used throughout. Cameron realized improvements could be made to the back cover advertisement design and image alignment.
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Cameron evaluated their production process for an FMP magazine. Their research involved surveying designs for posters and logos to understand audience preferences. Planning examined fonts, image sizes and placements. Production took the longest due to multiple revisions. Peer feedback suggested adding more details to the cover to improve it, while disagreeing that the same color scheme should be used throughout. Cameron realized the back cover advertisement could be redesigned to fit more smoothly, like altering the title design.
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- 2. Process • To begin with I added my relevant images and the relevant text
- 3. Process • Secondly I built upon it with more relevant images I also swapped some text for the title images
- 4. Process • I briefly tried out alternate font types for the title to see if I could make some improvements.
- 5. Process Part way through development I decided that my original image was too dark and made the text more difficult to read, there fore I found a brighter image to make everything more visible but I will need to adjust the positions of some images to help it all fit
- 6. Process I added on a barcode and price as well as a date to make the page look more authentic
- 7. process I decided I needed to design a back cover for my magazine too to add more information.
- 8. Process For the back page I decided the best option was a separate advertisement
- 9. process For the back cover I decided less is more in comparison to the front cover And so I simply had the key iconic character and the words in cinemas now.
- 10. process I realised it would be more beneficial to have the barcode and price on the very back of the magazine instead of on the front page.
- 11. process I decided to add a little more detail to the back page while keeping the simplistic theme. I also swapped the pages over after realising I had put them on the wrong sides.
- 12. process Towards the end of the design process I realised that there were indescrepencies in the information, date and advertisements. That didn’t all correlate with one another, all I needed to change to correct this though was to change the advertisement to the sequel and also alter the information shown a little
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- Discuss the tools and processes used in your production. Log your thoughts and feelings about your work.
- Discuss the tools and processes used in your production. Log your thoughts and feelings about your work.
- Discuss the tools and processes used in your production. Log your thoughts and feelings about your work.
- Discuss the tools and processes used in your production. Log your thoughts and feelings about your work.
- Discuss the tools and processes used in your production. Log your thoughts and feelings about your work.