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Best work so far
A personal work document from 2013 is assessed as the author's best work. The single entry notes that the best work was completed on April 11th, 2013.
Bestphotography
This document appears to be a title called "Best Work" by Grace Sykes. No other details are provided in the document itself. The title and author are the only information given with no context or body to further explain the purpose or content of the work.
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for the magazine is primarily 18-30 year olds interested in clubbing and music festivals. Originally intended to attract more men, the magazine aims to appeal equally to both men and women through the use of a female model on the cover. Focus groups revealed the target age range, as those under 18 cannot legally attend clubs or festivals discussed in the magazine. The informal, chatty tone and references to specific music festivals and clubs aim to engage readers in this demographic interested in nightlife and music events.
Presenation for music genre
Grace Sykes is creating a slideshow to present three music genre ideas - R&B, drum & bass, and rock - to peers for feedback to decide which genre to base her music magazine around. Most peers liked the drum & bass idea. Grace decided to go with drum & bass, targeting males and females ages 17-25. She also came up with the idea to feature American vs. British music with different color schemes to attract more readers.
Development diary media
The document is a development diary describing the process of creating magazine covers and layouts. It discusses editing photos using tools like levels, curves, and paintbrush to smooth skin and emphasize lips. Cover lines were added using outer glow and drop shadow to make them stand out. The contents page features boxes around text and pictures on the right for easy reading. A double page spread is split down the middle with a black title box and yellow title with red outline. Fact boxes and additional photos were included for more details.
Textualanalysismedia
This document provides a textual analysis of the magazine Mixmag. It analyzes elements such as colors, layout and design, images, language, and more across three sample pages from the magazine. The analysis finds that Mixmag uses bold colors and images to create a club atmosphere and attract its target audience of 18-28 year old clubgoers. The language is informal to engage readers. Overall, the analysis concludes Mixmag effectively represents electronic music culture through its design and content.
Evaluation question 7
The document discusses the various technologies the author used to create their magazine, including Photoshop, Prezi, Wordpress, Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Slideshare, a digital camera, and a Mac computer. The author found Photoshop and the Mac essential for designing the magazine layouts and adding effects. Prezi and Slideshare helped explain the magazine online. Wordpress allowed the author to share works in progress electronically. PowerPoint and Word were also used for presentations and spellchecking written content. Overall, the author learned a lot about each technology through the magazine creation process.
Presesntation of questionnaire results
Grace Sykes conducted market research through a questionnaire and focus group to understand what her target audience wants in a music magazine. The results showed that her target audience is primarily males aged 16-18 and 18-21 living in Harlow and Hertfordshire. They prefer the magazine to be released fortnightly and purchased from newsagents for £3. The audience wants the magazine to have an informal tone and feature artists like Chase & Status, as well as the best clubs and biggest tracks of the year. They preferred a black, white, and red color scheme and font 4.
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A personal work document from 2013 is assessed as the author's best work. The single entry notes that the best work was completed on April 11th, 2013.
Bestphotography
This document appears to be a title called "Best Work" by Grace Sykes. No other details are provided in the document itself. The title and author are the only information given with no context or body to further explain the purpose or content of the work.
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for the magazine is primarily 18-30 year olds interested in clubbing and music festivals. Originally intended to attract more men, the magazine aims to appeal equally to both men and women through the use of a female model on the cover. Focus groups revealed the target age range, as those under 18 cannot legally attend clubs or festivals discussed in the magazine. The informal, chatty tone and references to specific music festivals and clubs aim to engage readers in this demographic interested in nightlife and music events.
Presenation for music genre
Grace Sykes is creating a slideshow to present three music genre ideas - R&B, drum & bass, and rock - to peers for feedback to decide which genre to base her music magazine around. Most peers liked the drum & bass idea. Grace decided to go with drum & bass, targeting males and females ages 17-25. She also came up with the idea to feature American vs. British music with different color schemes to attract more readers.
Development diary media
The document is a development diary describing the process of creating magazine covers and layouts. It discusses editing photos using tools like levels, curves, and paintbrush to smooth skin and emphasize lips. Cover lines were added using outer glow and drop shadow to make them stand out. The contents page features boxes around text and pictures on the right for easy reading. A double page spread is split down the middle with a black title box and yellow title with red outline. Fact boxes and additional photos were included for more details.
Textualanalysismedia
This document provides a textual analysis of the magazine Mixmag. It analyzes elements such as colors, layout and design, images, language, and more across three sample pages from the magazine. The analysis finds that Mixmag uses bold colors and images to create a club atmosphere and attract its target audience of 18-28 year old clubgoers. The language is informal to engage readers. Overall, the analysis concludes Mixmag effectively represents electronic music culture through its design and content.
Evaluation question 7
The document discusses the various technologies the author used to create their magazine, including Photoshop, Prezi, Wordpress, Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Slideshare, a digital camera, and a Mac computer. The author found Photoshop and the Mac essential for designing the magazine layouts and adding effects. Prezi and Slideshare helped explain the magazine online. Wordpress allowed the author to share works in progress electronically. PowerPoint and Word were also used for presentations and spellchecking written content. Overall, the author learned a lot about each technology through the magazine creation process.
Presesntation of questionnaire results
Grace Sykes conducted market research through a questionnaire and focus group to understand what her target audience wants in a music magazine. The results showed that her target audience is primarily males aged 16-18 and 18-21 living in Harlow and Hertfordshire. They prefer the magazine to be released fortnightly and purchased from newsagents for £3. The audience wants the magazine to have an informal tone and feature artists like Chase & Status, as well as the best clubs and biggest tracks of the year. They preferred a black, white, and red color scheme and font 4.
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Connecting essay 4
This document summarizes and compares two images of water. The first image was taken by the author, who originally shot it poorly but liked how it showed water splashes in detail after editing it in Photoshop. The second image was found online and shows water flowing down at a high angle, with blurry water at the top and splashes over rocks. Both images were taken with a macro lens and show water running with details like ripples. They both feature a drop in the water creating a waterfall effect. The author edited their image to be purple instead of blue.
Connecting essay 3
This document summarizes and compares two horse photographs. The first photograph was taken by the author, capturing a horse with its head up in an action shot from the side. They like how the blurry background focuses attention on the horse's details. The second photo found online also features a horse tilting its head, showing whiskers and coat colors against a light background. Both photos primarily feature close-ups of the horse's nose, showing hair and color details. While the online photo was taken closer, the author's photo shows more detail due to better lighting. Both photos use light backgrounds to emphasize the horse's nose.
Connecting essay 2
The document discusses two images - one the author created themselves using makeup and Photoshop, and another they found online. For the self-created image, the author likes the contrast of colors and how it looks like something is dripping from the mouth, making it mysterious. They also discuss technical aspects of how they achieved certain effects. For the online image, the author praises the colors, quality, glossy teeth, and how the lips blend into the background. Both images show lip gloss with contrasting colors and teeth, linking the two together, though the found image has better fading and quality.
Connecting essay 1
The document summarizes two photos of flowers with water droplets. The first photo is one taken by the author where they added water to flower petals to create the effect of bleeding. They like how the main part of the flower is in focus but the stem is blurred. The second photo found online also features water droplets on a purple and blue flower. The author likes how the droplets are clearly visible and that the flower is shown from the back. Both photos feature water droplets but they are more subtle in the author's own photo. The photos are linked by their subject of water droplets on flowers but differ in that one is more natural than the other which was physically manipulated by the author.
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The document discusses a photographer named SurenManvelyan and why his work was chosen for analysis. It highlights two of Suren's portfolios that focus on macro photography of eyes and nature. Examples of photos from each portfolio are shown and described, including close-up shots of a horse's eye, turtle's eye, and human eye. The author notes how Suren's work has inspired them to redo previous photo shoots with a focus on more detail and different subjects. They also discuss ideas for new shoots influenced by Suren's nature photography. In conclusion, the author expresses admiration for Suren's diverse and skillful body of work.
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Bestwok
Grace Sykes discusses her best work in this short document. She has found success and fulfillment in her career helping others through her role at a nonprofit organization. Sykes feels proud of the impact she has made in people's lives by providing resources and support to those in need in her community.
Bestwok
This document appears to be a title page for an essay or report written by Grace Sykes titled "Best Work". The title suggests the document will discuss Grace Sykes' best work or a particular project, assignment, or piece of work considered her best. No other information is provided in the single page document to give further context about the topic or content covered in Grace Sykes' "Best Work".
Double page spread media
This article discusses recent events and provides context through facts and images. It includes a headline, stand first, images and captions, and body copy organized into paragraphs to explain the situation. Additional data and pictures are presented for readers to learn more.
Double page spread media
This article discusses recent events and provides context through facts and images. It includes a headline, stand first, images and captions, and body copy organized around a central topic. In under 3 sentences, the summary aims to convey the key information and perspective presented in the original document.
Frontcover
This magazine cover features a main image and headline along with additional coverlines that provide a preview of stories inside the issue. Key details about the publication are also displayed, including the title, date, issue number and slogan at the top of the cover.
Flat plan for media
1) The magazine contains articles on upcoming music festivals, interviews with DJs and artists, reviews of new albums and singles, and advertisements.
2) It includes competitions to win tickets to see artists, guides to popular clubs and festivals, and features on the biggest tracks and artists of the year.
3) The magazine provides news, listings, and reviews related to electronic dance music to inform readers about new releases, live shows, and industry developments.
Textual analysis
Mixmag's target audience is 24-year-olds who are urban, single and opinion leaders in club culture. The magazine uses bold colors and images to create a club atmosphere and attract readers. Both male and female models are featured to appeal to both genders. The language uses an informal, chatty tone to keep readers engaged.
DJ Mag's target audience is young, male clubbers and DJ fans. Vibrant colors and prominently featured artists like Chase & Status identify the magazine's focus. Images of posed male models portray a "cool" club genre. Composition and framing draw attention to the magazine's title and content.
Presesntation of questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a market research questionnaire conducted to inform the development of a new music magazine. Key findings include:
1) The target audience is mostly male between the ages of 16-21 living in Harlow who enjoy music and going to concerts.
2) Respondents preferred to purchase magazines from newsagents and suggested bi-weekly publication.
3) Features on new music, clubs, and download codes were most popular.
4) The preferred magazine style was informal with a layout like sample cover 2 in black, white, and red colors.
Presesntation of questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a market research questionnaire conducted to gather information about a target audience for a new music magazine. Key findings include that the target audience is primarily males aged 16-18 living in Harlow who enjoy clubs/music and prefer an informal magazine tone. Features on clubs, new music, and artists like Chase & Status were most popular. Based on the research, the magazine will have bi-weekly releases priced around £3 using a layout and colors like black, white, and red.
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Frontcover
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