This document outlines a production plan for creating a magazine over three weeks. It involves deciding on a publication date, creating a schedule, acquiring content like articles and photos, editing the content, laying out the magazine pages, proofreading, sending the file to the printer, and distributing the printed magazines for sale. The schedule details tasks for each day including deciding the publication date, managing the schedule, making editorial decisions, acquiring and organizing content, sub-editing, page layout, proofreading, sending the file to the printer, and distribution.
Measures of Central Tendency: Mean, Median and Mode
Magazine Production Process Schedule
1. Unit G321 – Foundation Portfolio in Media – Production Plan Template
Week beginning: Monday 1st February
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Date of
publication-
today I will
decide when the
magazine I have
created will be
released which
should only
take one day.
Once this has
been decided I
will move on to
the schedule
plan.
Managing the
schedule- Here I
will need to
organise what I
am doing with
the magazine.
Having an
arranged
schedule it will e
easier to follow
and make the
magazine.
Managing the
schedule- Here I
will need to
organise what I
am doing with
the magazine.
Having an
arranged
schedule it will e
easier to follow
and make the
magazine.
Managing the
schedule- Here I
will need to
organise what I
am doing with
the magazine.
Having an
arranged
schedule it will e
easier to follow
and make the
magazine.
Editorial and
budgetary
decision- From
this I decide which
types of article
ideas or topics,
news stories,
illustrations and
photographs will
be used in the
magazine. I will
also interpret how
expensive the
magazine is fitting
under the target
audience and to
also identify how
much money will
be invested in this
magazine.
Content
Acquisition-
On this day I
will organise
what will be
put into my
magazine. The
content can
vary to topics
used within
the issue to the
pictures used
of the artists
within the DPS.
Complete by:
01/02/17
Complete by:
04/02/17
Complete by:
04/02/17
Complete by:
04/02/17
Complete by:
05/02/17
Complete by: Complete by:
09/02/17
2. Unit G321 – Foundation Portfolio in Media – Production Plan Template
Week beginning: Monday 8th February
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Content
Acquisition-
On this day I
will organise
what will be
put into my
magazine. The
content can
vary to the
topics used
within the issue
to the pictures
used of the
artists within
the DPS.
Content
Acquisition-
On this day I
will organise
what will be
put into my
magazine. The
content can
vary to the
topics used
within the issue
to the pictures
used of the
artists within
the DPS.
Sub-editing –
Here we will
check over the
whole magazine
for grammar,
spelling and
general
corrections in
the magazine.
This partly
crucial and
should be done
over two days to
have two final
checks of the full
magazine.
Sub-editing –
Here we will
check over the
whole magazine
for grammar,
spelling and
general
corrections in the
magazine. This
partly crucial and
should be done
over two days to
have two final
checks of the full
magazine.
Page Layout-
from this I will
organise the pages
in the magazine
and where they
will be presented
by using InDesign.
As well as this I
will also place in
the advertisement
within the
magazine which
will take sometime
for the right
placement.
Page Layout-
from this I will
organise the pages
in the magazine
and where they
will be presented
by using InDesign.
As well as this I
will also place in
the advertisement
within the
magazine which
will take sometime
for the right
placement.
Complete by:
09/02/17
Complete by:
09/02/17
Complete by:
11/02/17
Complete by:
11/02/17
Complete by:
14/02/17
Complete by: Complete by:
14/02/17
3. Unit G321 – Foundation Portfolio in Media – Production Plan Template
Week beginning: Monday 15st February
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Proofreading-
now I will print
out a hard copy
of the magazine
to read through
and correct any
mistakes within
it and stop when
I am satisfied
that there are no
visible mistakes
File emailed to
printer- after
proofreading the
magazine is sent to
a printer and ‘pre
press’ can begin.
This is where you
are sending all the
fonts and images
needed for the
magazine. Then the
mass printing
begins where
File emailed to
printer- after
proofreading the
magazine is sent to
a printer and ‘pre
press’ can begin.
This is where you
are sending all the
fonts and images
needed for the
magazine. Then the
mass printing
begins where
Distribution- this
is the last stage
where the copies of
the magazine needs
to be stored in the
warehouse and
then distributed
and sold to the
public
Distribution- this
is the last stage
where the copies of
the magazine needs
to be stored in the
warehouse and
then distributed
and sold to the
public
Distribution-
this is the last
stage where the
copies of the
magazine needs
to be stored in
the warehouse
and then
distributed and
sold to the public
Complete by:
15/02/17
Complete by:
17/02/17
Complete by:
17/02/17
Complete by:
21/02/17
Complete by:
21/02/17
Complete by:
21/02/17
4. Unit G321 – Foundation Portfolio in Media – Production Plan Template
5. Unit G321 – Foundation Portfolio in Media – Production Plan Template
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