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This document outlines Alisha Marie Harrison's pre-production plans for creating a fanzine about the TV show "Friends." It includes details about fonts, color schemes, page layout, and a production schedule. The fonts and colors described are meant to evoke the aesthetic of "Friends" and make key information stand out. The page layout includes elements like articles, pictures, and fact files. Work is scheduled from March 12th to 21st and will involve a computer, Photoshop, and Word to create the front cover, articles, photos, and more.
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- Quotes are presented differently, with the OP magazine making some quotes larger than others to attract readers. Q magazine does not vary quote sizes.
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The document describes the process taken to design the contents page of a music magazine. Key details include:
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- The title 'contents' is in purple, the dominant color. Contact info is in white to go with purple and black. Social media logos were added.
- A 'features' subheading in black introduces artist names and articles. Page numbers in purple match the color scheme.
- The front cover artist is used to provide continuity. Different selection tools were used to cut out the artist photo.
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- Using the fonts Calibri for headings and long passages, and Lucida Calligraphy and Papyrus for subtitles and quotes to seem fun and readable
- Potentially adding small star shapes in Photoshop for visual interest
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Task 16 evaluation question 1 double page spread
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- The front cover artist is used to provide continuity. Different selection tools were used to cut out the artist photo.
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My use of house style
My use of house style in the magazine maintains consistency across pages. The main colors used are black, white, red, and yellow, though yellow is absent from the DPS pages. Both the front cover and DPS backgrounds are plain. Fonts vary but are all serif fonts used effectively, such as the number "20" matching the commas in the DPS title, linking elements visually. Consistency in color and subtle font matching tie the pages together into a cohesive magazine.
Nathan Dack's Music Magazine Analysis
The document analyzes the design elements of several music magazines, including use of images, headlines, columns, and colors. It then describes the design of the mock magazine created by the author, including a large cover title, interior contents page with subscriber options, and a double-page band feature with individual photos and an interview layout. Original photos were taken of a fictional band to portray them as fun and happy rather than serious. Consistent fonts and colors were used throughout for a cohesive house style.
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Mood board 3 proposes color schemes using a digital tool, including darker greens for things like timelines.
The pagination plan sketches out cover design with a beige file texture, content page in a diary-style layout, and fact files presenting conspiracy details in a
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This document provides an overview of Leticia Lopes' pre-production planning for an interior design magazine-style book. It includes sections on the overall idea for the book, proposed page layouts and designs, interviews with local interior designers to include, and copies of draft text for the book's philosophy section and introductions to different rooms. The pre-production planning demonstrates thorough consideration of the book's visual design, content, and how to engage and inspire readers.
Evaluation question 7
The document summarizes what the author learned from their preliminary college magazine task to their final product. In the prelim, the author created a basic front cover and contents page but it lacked organization and professional design. Through research, the author improved layout, use of images, mastheads, headings, color scheme and more. The final product had a more cohesive design that followed magazine conventions and better conveyed information to the audience. The progression showed the author gaining valuable experience in magazine design and production.
As media evaluation
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Task 9
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Fact file matt le blanc
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Factual writing aims to present facts without bias or personal interpretation. Examples of factual writing include news stories, which describe events objectively without subjective descriptions. However, some argue that complete objectivity is impossible and that bias inevitably creeps into even factual reporting. For instance, certain news outlets have been accused of bias in their frequent negative coverage of some politicians and celebrities. Overall, while bias should generally be avoided in factual writing to maintain credibility, some degree of positive bias may be acceptable depending on the topic being covered. Factual accuracy should always remain the top priority.
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- Most bullied respondents said they did nothing and kept quiet about it.
- Schools and social media were the most common places where bullying occurred.
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- 6. Pagination Page 1 Front cover Page 2 Picture of friends from the opening scene Page 3 Article Page 4 5Pictures Page 5 Article Page 6 pictures Page 7 Article Page 8 Pictures Page 9 Fact file Page 10 Favorite episodes Page 11 Favorite characters Page 12 Back page
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