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2. Task 2: Idea Development and Planning U9 2.1
You could create a mood board of images related to your product. They could be inspirational or visually interesting.
Analyse what you have gathered.
Decide on content and think about how you will structure your piece – consider the conventions of your chosen
style/genre, think about the best methods to appeal to your audience.
Finally work out a production schedule for the project. Once you have a final proposal, begin to plan how you intend to
realise your project and what you will need to create/collect.
Planning will vary depending on if you are doing a web series, podcast or a fanzine.
Web-series: A script, storyboard, organisational docs and clearance forms for your contributors/sources.
Fanzine: Content outline, visual style, pagination, organisational documents.
Podcast: Script, organisational docs, clearance forms for your contributors/sources.
4. Mood board analysis
For my mood board I got images for my music related fanzine, I used images of fanzines in the first two, to show I will
be using images and writing (from my audience research). I also put an image of somebody drawing online, because I
will be doing drawings on Photoshop to make it more traditional to the original fanzine theme. I then put playlist
images like the Spotify 'hip hop favourites' or 'hip hop and r&b' as these will be some of the genres I am covering.
Then also an image from the BET awards show, as I will be writing about similar topics, and an image of artists
performing on it too. I added an image for the billboard hot 100 because in my audience research they wanted to see
charts and statistics so I will put it in my fanzine as billboard is known for it. I also added some artists from different
genres, rap / hip hop – Travis Scott, hip hop or r&b – Drake and pop – The Weeknd. There was also an image from a
pop music quiz because I could add my own quiz in the magazine to make it more fun and appealing to my target
audience, as it is a fanzine and not an official magazine the audience reading should know some answers. Also, an
image of some vinyl's because I could draw them in the fanzine too. The 2021 songs image shows that it is about music
this year mainly. This mood board has helped me with my planning because it has helped me come up with ideas for
my fanzine which I could do in my next slide to plan.
5. Page Topics
• 1 – Front Cover
• 2 & 3 – Contents Page & Information
• 4 & 5 – Artists in Summer 2021
• 6 & 7 – Albums in Summer 2021
• 8 & 9 - Charts
• 10 & 11 - Interview
• 12 – Back Cover
6. Content: Front Cover Layout
White bars around the top, bottom and
right side might be changed to a different
colour to make it more appealing
More text here explaning what
the fanzine contains, maybe
another drawing too
This phone will be
filled in with a song
playing, with the
scroll bar, fast
forward / rewind
button / play / pause
buttons
This is a similar layout plan to my front cover; this is an
experiment I did for my work to see what my fanzine
cover could look like. The background colour is very good
because it is a shade of red, it is brighter, so it looks more
eye catching to the audience. The title font looks unique
and appealing as it is white on the red background, it
could do with maybe a stroke or emboss and levelling
editing, or even a shadow. The play button instead of the
letter 'A' links perfectly with the title, and makes the title
stand out more on the background. The font is quite
modern which fits with the theme of the fanzine being
music in 2021. The colour scheme for this front cover is
red, white with this experiment but it would be similar
for the final product. The colours red connote love,
health etc which links to the audience who will read this
are fans of music as it is a fanzine, so it makes sense for
them to be appealed towards it. This front cover will be
on Photoshop as A4 horizontal and I will have it on the
same double page spread as my back cover and have my
back cover on the left, this is for when I print it out it will
be folded.
7. Content: Contents Page Layout
This is an experiment I did for my contents page; my final product
layout will be like this how it has the title in a vinyl font, with the
images in the corner, with the page list underneath the title. I will
explain what is on each page with a description underneath. This
colour scheme of blue, black and white on this contents page works
well with the whole fanzine being colourful and visually appealing. I
will set this contents page on the left side of a double page spread,
which will be A4 and horizontal.
8. Content: Inside Page Layout A4 horizontal
This is a page layout experiment for my
double page spread. I used my first example
for doing a double page about the biggest
artists of 2021, and on each page it will have
images of two artists,
9. Text and
informat
ion in a
paragra
ph here
Page title
Text and
information
in a
paragraph
here
Image
Image
Fun
fact
box
Content: Inside Page Layout
Here is another layout for a double page
spread, from my research, the images don't
usually touch the sides of the page, so they're
centred more, there is also a fun fact box to
make the page more interactive and easier to
read than official magazines. There is also a
good amount of space to add text and
information.
10. Content: Back Cover Layout
Title
Image
Text and information in a
list here
This is a layout plan for my back cover of my fanzine, the image will be
appealing and colourful with a background colour that works well with it
too. It will be the same background colour as my front cover (pale red)
because from my research I found out this is common in the same fanzines
for it to have a similar colour scheme on both.
12. Colour Scheme
• My color scheme is a triadic colour scheme, using mainly red, green
and blue on the primary colour scheme wheel. I am using different
shades of these colours, including a lighter red, blue and green. The
text on the paragraphs is either white or black, and the titles are a
stronger colour of the background. E.g., a blue contents page with a
different shade of blue for the title.
13. Interview Questions
• 1. There’s been a lot of music releasing this year especially summer and a lot of
competition, what album do you think is your personal favourite this year?
• 2. Especially in the UK, lots of good music by artists. How do you think this will benefit
the UK scene internationally?
• 3. How did you get into producing music?
• 4. Do you think we will get another summer in the near future with this many releases by
some of the biggest artists?
• 5. Do you think you learn a lot about producing with the more people you work with?
• 6. What is your advice to anybody wanting to get into the industry?
14. Production Schedule:
Week 1 Production – This week I am planning to finish my planning and finalize my idea for my fanzine, and start on production
Wednesday 13th Oct – Working on my planning
Thursday 14th Oct - Finish my planning and my ideas
Friday 15th Oct – Start production on the front cover and back cover
Week 2 Production – This week I am planning to continue with production and make good progress before half term
Wednesday 20th Oct – Finish my front cover and back cover
Thursday 21st Oct – Start on my other double page spreads and my contents page
Friday 22nd Oct – Finish the first double page spread
Half Term Week – Finish any work if I am behind on my production
Week 3 Production – This week I am planning to finish most of my production and get everything done
Wednesday 3rd Nov – Finish the second double page spread
Thursday 4th Nov - Finish the third double page spread
Friday 5th Nov – Finish the fourth double spread and move onto the final double page spread
Week 4 Production – This week I am planning to add finishing touches to my work, and start my evaluation
Wednesday 10th Nov - Finish off the last few parts of my fanzine and all the pages
Thursday 11th Nov – Make sure I complete any finishing touches and make it more appealing if needed
Friday 12th Nov – Finish my fanzine and start my evaluation if done
(Week after is continuing with evaluation)
You could create a mood board of images related to your product. They could be inspirational or visually interesting. Analyse what you have gathered.
Decide on content and think about how you will structure your piece – consider the conventions of your chosen style/genre, think about the best methods to appeal to your audience.
Decide on content and think about how you will structure your piece – consider the conventions of your chosen style/genre, think about the best methods to appeal to your audience.
Decide on content and think about how you will structure your piece – consider the conventions of your chosen style/genre, think about the best methods to appeal to your audience.
Finally work out a production schedule for the project. Once you have a final proposal, begin to plan how you intend to realise your project and what you will need to create/collect.
Fanzine: Content outline, visual style, pagination, organisational documents.
