Jess sheridan unit 13- production plan
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The document outlines the production process and schedule for a print-based media product over several weeks. It involves setting a publication date, creating an editorial schedule, acquiring content, editing, layout, proofreading, printing, and distribution. The key stages are content acquisition, editing, page layout, proofreading, printing, and distribution to sell the final product to the public.
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William Hennegan created a production plan for his magazine project from October 18th to November 7th. He scheduled tasks such as establishing a completion date, managing his schedule, gathering content through research and interviews, multiple rounds of proofreading, sending the final file to the printer, and distribution. The plan outlined daily tasks and deadlines to ensure the magazine would be finished, printed, and distributed by the final deadline of October 29th.
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The document outlines the key steps in the magazine production process:
1) Establish a publication date and work backwards to create a schedule allowing time for each production task and mistakes.
2) Decide on content, budget, and arrange dates to acquire content from featured artists or journalists.
3) Layout the content using desktop publishing software, proofread hardcopies, and send files to the printer for production and distribution by set deadlines.
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The document outlines the key steps involved in producing a music magazine from start to finish, including:
1) Creating a production schedule with deadlines to allow planning and accommodate any issues.
2) Deciding on content, gathering materials like articles, photos and graphics, and designing page layouts.
3) Implementing editing checks to ensure accuracy, proper style and formatting before printing.
4) Sending files to the printer to produce copies for final inspection and mass production for distribution to shops and warehouses for public sale. The process aims to get the magazine to readers on time and to a high standard.
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This document outlines a production plan for a magazine across 4 weeks. It details the key tasks for each day including setting a publication date, managing the schedule, making editorial decisions, acquiring content through interviews and writing, sub-editing, page layout, proofreading, sending files to the printer, distribution and more. The goal is to have the magazine printed and ready for distribution by December 16th. An attempt was also made to contact Townsquare Media to discuss distribution of the printed magazines.
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The document outlines the typical production process for a magazine. It involves setting a publication date, managing the schedule, making editorial and budgetary decisions, acquiring content such as articles, artwork, and graphics, sub-editing the content by checking facts, spelling, grammar, and layout, placing advertisements, proofreading, sending the file to the printer, and distributing the printed magazines to retailers for sale. The distributor for the magazine in this case is Frontline, a UK-based company that sells magazines through 55,000 retailers for around £5,000 to distribute on a small scale.
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This production plan outlines the process for producing a monthly magazine called "Chord" over four weeks. It details the schedule and tasks for each day, including researching the production process, deciding on a release date and budget, collecting content, layout and design, proofreading, printing, and distribution. The magazine will be released on the first of each month, with production starting the following day to meet tight deadlines.
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The document outlines a production plan and schedule for creating a music magazine. It involves researching the production process of an inspiration magazine called Kerrang! to understand roles and timeline. The plan includes acquiring content through interviews and photos, laying out pages in Photoshop, adding cover lines and stories, and proofreading before emailing the final file to a printer by February 10th, the planned publication date. Managing the schedule is important to meet deadlines throughout the content acquisition, editing, design, and printing stages of magazine production.
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William Hennegan created a production plan for his magazine project from October 18th to November 7th. He scheduled tasks such as establishing a completion date, managing his schedule, gathering content through research and interviews, multiple rounds of proofreading, sending the final file to the printer, and distribution. The plan outlined daily tasks and deadlines to ensure the magazine would be finished, printed, and distributed by the final deadline of October 29th.
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The document outlines the key steps in the magazine production process:
1) Establish a publication date and work backwards to create a schedule allowing time for each production task and mistakes.
2) Decide on content, budget, and arrange dates to acquire content from featured artists or journalists.
3) Layout the content using desktop publishing software, proofread hardcopies, and send files to the printer for production and distribution by set deadlines.
Production Plan
The document outlines the key steps involved in producing a music magazine from start to finish, including:
1) Creating a production schedule with deadlines to allow planning and accommodate any issues.
2) Deciding on content, gathering materials like articles, photos and graphics, and designing page layouts.
3) Implementing editing checks to ensure accuracy, proper style and formatting before printing.
4) Sending files to the printer to produce copies for final inspection and mass production for distribution to shops and warehouses for public sale. The process aims to get the magazine to readers on time and to a high standard.
Production plan
This document outlines a production plan for a magazine across 4 weeks. It details the key tasks for each day including setting a publication date, managing the schedule, making editorial decisions, acquiring content through interviews and writing, sub-editing, page layout, proofreading, sending files to the printer, distribution and more. The goal is to have the magazine printed and ready for distribution by December 16th. An attempt was also made to contact Townsquare Media to discuss distribution of the printed magazines.
Production Plan
The document outlines the typical production process for a magazine. It involves setting a publication date, managing the schedule, making editorial and budgetary decisions, acquiring content such as articles, artwork, and graphics, sub-editing the content by checking facts, spelling, grammar, and layout, placing advertisements, proofreading, sending the file to the printer, and distributing the printed magazines to retailers for sale. The distributor for the magazine in this case is Frontline, a UK-based company that sells magazines through 55,000 retailers for around £5,000 to distribute on a small scale.
Production Plan
This production plan outlines the process for producing a monthly magazine called "Chord" over four weeks. It details the schedule and tasks for each day, including researching the production process, deciding on a release date and budget, collecting content, layout and design, proofreading, printing, and distribution. The magazine will be released on the first of each month, with production starting the following day to meet tight deadlines.
Production plan template
The document outlines a production plan and schedule for creating a music magazine. It involves researching the production process of an inspiration magazine called Kerrang! to understand roles and timeline. The plan includes acquiring content through interviews and photos, laying out pages in Photoshop, adding cover lines and stories, and proofreading before emailing the final file to a printer by February 10th, the planned publication date. Managing the schedule is important to meet deadlines throughout the content acquisition, editing, design, and printing stages of magazine production.
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4) The file will be sent to the printer by Wednesday and distribution will begin on Friday so the magazine is released on October 13th as planned.
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Production plan 1
This document outlines a production plan template for a media portfolio project. It details the student's schedule over two weeks for completing tasks such as planning photo shoots, drafting magazine pages, setting templates and styles, editing photos, and completing pages. Key dates are set for completing the front cover, contents page, spreads, templates, and full magazine by November 7th. The plan aims to gather materials, draft designs, take photos, edit images, set up templates and styles, and finish the magazine pages on schedule.
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The document describes the steps taken to create preliminary front cover and contents pages for a school magazine as part of a task to familiarize oneself with Adobe Photoshop CS4. It outlines 15 steps for creating the front cover, including adding a masthead, school logo, cover stories, images, and publication details. It then outlines 17 steps for creating the contents page, such as adding logos, borders, photos, masthead, issue date, page numbers, and social media links. The preliminary pages were created to test formatting and layout before designing final versions for a main task.
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The document summarizes the student's experience in an AS media studies course and expectations for their A2 course. In the AS course, the student gained confidence using programs like Photoshop and saw significant improvement in their work. To improve, they would stick to deadlines better and do more research for their magazine genre. For A2, the student expects a challenging course but finds the briefs exciting. They will need to be proactive, meet deadlines, and thoroughly research genre theory to succeed.
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This document provides details of a student's plans and preparations for producing a print-based media product for a Cambridge Introductory Diploma in Media course. It includes contents, mind maps, mood boards, draft interviews, location photos, prop lists, risk assessments, and production plans. The production plan schedules tasks over multiple weeks leading up to the planned October 1st launch date, including designing layouts, inserting images and text, and completing the double-page spread and cover. Employees and estimated annual salaries are listed. The goal is to produce a music magazine called "JKZ" targeted at teenagers, with features on artists like Fetty Wapp.
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The document provides details on two magazine pitches by the author - magazines titled "JKZ" and "HA".
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The HA magazine targets 11-17 year old girls and will include images, games and toys. It will have 62 pages including fold-out posters. The style uses light blue to seem superior in the market.
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Jess sheridan- unit 13- witness statement
This witness statement describes a student pitching ideas for two print-based media products to fulfill assessment criteria for two units. The witness, a teacher, observed the student pitch plans for magazines, including proposals, budgets, target audiences, and sample front covers and spreads. The statement includes a checklist rating elements of the pitches and feedback provided to help the student improve final versions. Witnesses must be able to validate a learner's performance but not related to the learner or produce written statements themselves.
Jess Sheridan-Unit 1
This document provides information about the production of Q magazine, a UK-based music magazine published monthly. Some key details include:
1) Q magazine was founded in 1986 by Mark Ellen and David Hepworth to fill a niche for older music fans who were still buying CDs.
2) It is currently published by Bauer Media Group, Europe's largest magazine publisher.
3) The target audience for Q magazine is older adults, mainly people in their 30s and 40s, as the magazine covers a wide variety of music genres and aims to "inform and educate" readers.
4) Typical sections in Q include artist interviews, album reviews, and listings of upcoming concerts and music-related events.
Photoshoot plan - Jessica Sheridan
The photo shoot plan involves shooting pictures for a magazine called JKZ. Jess Sheridan will be the photographer. The shoot will use a medium angle and high key lighting. Will has provided permission to be photographed. Izzy and Will were chosen as models because they typically wear branded clothing like Topshop and Topman. The shoot will take place at school outside the classroom from 1:30-3pm on March 1st. Will will have normal hair and no makeup, while Izzy will have natural makeup and her hair tied up.
Jessica Sheridan Unit 13
'We Love Pop' is a monthly music magazine launched in September 2011 aimed at teenage girls aged 13-16. It costs £2.99 and is published by Egmont UK, covering topics like pop artists, interviews, fashion, film and beauty. The magazine uses bright pinks and purples with images of pop stars on the cover to appeal to its young female target audience. It contains interviews, features and gossip about popular artists. The production process involves setting a publication date, editing, layout, proofreading and distribution to stores for sale.
Unit 13- Jess Sheridan- CTEC MEDIA.
'We Love Pop' is a monthly music magazine launched in September 2011 that targets teenage girls aged 13-16. It costs £2.99 and is published by Egmont UK. The magazine focuses on pop music artists and celebrities and includes articles, interviews, and features on fashion, beauty, films and technology. It uses bright pinks and other bold colors in its design with a busy layout and aims to inform and entertain its young female readership.
EP Magazine Pitch
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Unit 30
This document appears to be a presentation for a Cambridge Introductory Diploma in Media course. It discusses Q Magazine, a UK music magazine published by Bauer Media Group. The presentation covers details about Q Magazine such as its publisher, target audience, production process, and distribution. It also analyzes elements of Q Magazine like front covers, spreads, and website. The document provides an overview of Q Magazine's profile and operations.
Locations recce
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1) The photo shoot took place on November 13th, 2014 between 5-8:30 PM because that was when the model and photographer were available.
2) The shots used mid/long shots of the model without props under natural lighting supplemented by ceiling lights. The model changed outfits a few times.
3) The photoshoot occurred in the photographer's room so no permission was needed. This made it convenient for scheduling with the model.
4) The only potential hazard was a hair curling wand. There was ample space to avoid tripping.
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Lo3 Proposal 1
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