Editing my magazine front cover
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The magazine cover was changed from photo 1 to photo 2 as photo 2 showed an action shot that foreshadowed something bad happening, fitting the thriller genre of the film better. Additional side headings were added and positioned professionally. Feedback suggested placing the magazine title behind the main photo, which required complex editing in BeFunky to isolate the character from the background while adding blur and lighting adjustments. Further edits included selecting secondary headlines about Emma Watson and tying film titles to their actual colors. The "Restricted" text was changed to the film poster font, requiring starting over. The final poster ties all elements together well to entice readers to buy the magazine.
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The document discusses how the media product, including a poster, magazine, and trailer, uses and develops conventions of real media products. The poster includes elements like the main image filling most of the page, a large central masthead to attract attention, and credits and details along the bottom. The magazine similarly centers the main image and places the large masthead and title alongside it. The trailer uses common title elements like "based on true events" and credits to signal it is a trailer. Locations in the trailer also follow horror film conventions, shifting from a normal to creepier setting.
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The document discusses editing a magazine poster image. It describes adjusting brightness, exposure, and vibrance in Photoshop to emphasize the red blazer and gun and make the image less dull. Layers were used to insert a masthead behind the image. The colors red and gold were isolated to convey fear and wealth, and the image was changed to black and white to emulate gangster film posters with a film noir look through chiaroscuro effects and a dramatic face. The title font was changed to better match the action genre over urban/gangster.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a main product (a film trailer) with ancillary tasks like a film poster and magazine cover. For the poster and trailer, the same fonts and color red were used to link them while conveying danger. The poster image comes from the trailer to hint at the ghost story plot. The magazine cover features one actress in character to focus the image and represent the trailer, and uses similar genre films and people to emphasize the thriller theme. Both ancillary tasks effectively promote the trailer while maintaining separate styles.
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The document discusses the creation of a music magazine cover for a media studies project. The student looked at covers of Empire, Entertainment Weekly, and Total Film for inspiration. They took aspects like the masthead placement and using close-up actor photos. They created the cover in Photoshop, experimenting with different layouts and images before settling on one that best represented their film. The final cover draws from conventions of researched magazines like Entertainment Weekly, with a neat column layout and bold colors that tie the design together.
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The document discusses the creation of a film magazine cover based on research of real magazines. The author looked at Empire, Entertainment Weekly, and Total Film for inspiration. They took aspects like mastheads and close-up celebrity images to design their own cover in Photoshop. The cover went through several iterations before settling on a design inspired by Entertainment Weekly's neat layout and use of bold colors and a close-up image to represent the film and draw readers in.
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Development pro forma
This document contains a proposal for a children's book from a student. The proposal includes details about the book such as it being 12 pages and A4 size. It provides an overview of the story which involves a boy trading his family's dog for a giant egg that hatches a dragon. The boy befriends the dragon and they have adventures, finding a goose that lays golden eggs and the dragon's family. The proposal states the export formats will be PDF and JPEG depending on the situation.
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The document discusses photography, editing, and drafting stages for a poster. It includes photos the author took to use for the poster, along with analysis of the photos explaining how they relate to the plot and could be edited. It then shows drafting stages where the author experiments with layouts, fonts, and visual effects to represent themes of the plot, including conflict, guilt, and power dynamics. The goal is to design a poster that intrigues viewers and effectively conveys the tone and message of the film trailer.
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- 1. The magazine cover changed from photo 1 to photo 2 as we decided that 1 would be more appropriate for the film poster. This is because it is more of an action shot and foreshadows that something bad has happened to her and the genre of the film is in fact a Thriller. I also added some more side headings and positioned them in a way that looked professional instead of just below a bubble like seen in picture 1. 1 2
- 2. Feedback from our teacher was that it would look really good with the Magazines Title behind the main photo. With the software that we were using, ‘BeFunky’ this was a complicated task. What I had to do was cut out the full picture of Cerys, this took a while as I had to zoom in and back out to make sure that even the tiniest parts of her were still there. This then took out the background of trees around Cerys. I then put the new edit and the old photo together so that I could put the ‘REEL TALKS’ tile behind her head. But while the background looked really cool it was way too bright meaning not many colours would go onto the poster and stand out. So I edited the photo so that the background was blurry around her, putting the focus on the main character and played with the lighting. 3 4 5
- 3. You can already tell that this is a lot more detailed than the photos 1 and 2. I really thought on what should be the secondary headings. I went with Emma Watson as at this time she is the main actress that every body is talking about, due to ‘Beauty and the Beast’ she also stared in Harry Potter, these films got very dark and twisted as the years went on, meaning she would have experience in the sort of role. So I tied two secondary headings together for synergy, using different colours for the film names, the colours used for their actual titles. These versions of the magazine front covers also have extra stuff such as; barcode, price, website and an issue date. 6 7
- 4. I started over as I realised that the ‘Restrict me’ Special should be in the same font as in the film poster. This meant starting again with the blank poster and re adding everything. 8
- 5. This is the final poster. I really like it and it has clearly come a long way I a couple of weeks. For synergy I made the titles ‘Split’ and ‘Get Out’ also in yellow with a black outline so that the colours for the whole front cover really tied together. Over all, I think that this front cover is really good and links very well with out trailer and mine and Sophie's friends all said that this would entice them to pick it up and buy it.