Magazine advert construction
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The photo used for the magazine advertisement shows the back of the artist from a mid-shot angle, which was specifically chosen and shot by the photographer based on the creator's vision. Minor edits were made to remove unnecessary elements from the photo. A black and white effect was applied to link the style to the DVD cover. The same font from the DVD cover was used, and the photo and text were laid out as planned. Orange text was chosen to provide the most professional look. The lower half of the DVD cover image was cut off to allow more space, and an orange border was added to separate the merged backgrounds. Additional elements like page numbers and reviews were included to complete the design.
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Carter Smith reflects on the process of creating the production design for the front cover and double page spread of a music magazine. For the front cover, Carter chose a central image that they felt was balanced and clear. They edited the image in Photoshop, removing the background and adjusting colors. For the double page spread, Carter selected various images from photo shoots to edit and arrange across both pages. Carter worked in InDesign and Photoshop, using tools like cutting and burning to prepare the images at a professional standard for the final design.
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3. Importing images into the design properly proportioned without stretching.
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Evaluation 7
The document summarizes the improvements made from a preliminary task to the final product of a magazine. Some key improvements included adding drop shadows to text to make it stand out more, changing colors to coordinate better with the magazine theme, improving image quality and layout, and fixing empty space issues. The writer is pleased with the final product and feels they were able to identify mistakes and make significant progress from the preliminary to final versions.
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Production reflection 2
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Taking pictures
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2) For the front cover, a high quality cropped image on a plain background made the cover clearer and easier to understand than an image as the background.
3) Different software were used - Photoshop for front cover editing and Publisher for layout due to their different tools.
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3) Changing the sky to orange to maintain a dark atmosphere, using the paint brush and soft light layer effect.
4) Keeping the logo placement consistent to maintain the project's theme.
5) Adjusting the grass color again to better complement the orange sky.
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The document describes the process of editing an original image in Photoshop for use on a digipak. Several edits were made to enhance features like contrast, brightness and saturation. Actions were added to manipulate the images further. Colors were adjusted and overlays were used to darken corners and edges. The edits created cohesion across images while emphasizing focal points and tying the visual design to the overall theme and message.
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2) For the front cover, a high quality cropped image on a plain background made the cover clearer and easier to understand than an image as the background.
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Overall, the key lesson was having a layout plan structure makes the magazine creation process more organized and efficient.
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What i have learnt during the progression from the preliminary task to my fin...
1) The student learned that it is important to have a clear layout plan when creating a magazine, as not having one for their final music magazine caused delays.
2) For their preliminary task, they created a layout template for each page, making the magazine easier and quicker to produce.
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Evaluation question 2
The combination of the main music video product and ancillary texts (digipak and website) was highly effective due to careful design ensuring synergy between the products.
Key elements like the flashbacks in the music video informed the black and white theme and image manipulation across all products. Imagery, colors and editing styles were consistent while each ancillary text provided additional information and opportunities to experience the artist's brand and music.
The website effectively distributed and sold the music through streaming and merchandise options while fostering community through social media links, achieving the goal of making the artist's music and persona widely accessible.
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- Using basic edits like black and white, curves, and levels layers to make the overall product look more professional across the front, back, and CD sections.
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- For the back cover, adding more images and text while keeping a similar color scheme and layout to the front for consistency.
Question 4
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- 2. The photo we chose to use for the magazine advert is a mid shot showing the back of the artist. Throughout recording and planning I always had this layout in my head so I had the photographer to take this specific angled photo. I first started editing the photo by again removing any unnecessary bits and pieces such as the spots.
- 3. At first I wasn't too sure about applying the black & white effect on the photo, but after completing the DVD cover and seeing how effective it is and how it merges well I decide to apply it to this photo. This also shows a link between the DVD cover and the magazine advertisement. As again, this photo did not require any work as myself and team believe that it already has the professional appearance.
- 4. I also decided to use the same font as the DVD cover as it again shows a link between the two. I then placed the photo and text in layout that is shown in my planning. I did experiment with the colour of the ‘no regrets’ but orange seemed to be the most effective and provided a more professional look.
- 5. I then added the front cover off the DVD cover but decided to cut off the lower half as it gives it more room. I also had to but an orange border around the DVD cover as the both backgrounds merged together as they are the same colour so I thought it would help separate them but it also gives of a creative look.
- 6. After adding a few little extras such as the page number, magazine logo and ratings & quotes from famous music industries, it finally looks complete. By looking at the photo above I believe that the use of orange on certain pieces of the advertisement helps it stand out and gives a vibrant effect.