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Stephanie Green used Photoshop to create a billboard and magazine cover. She opened an image in Photoshop, used the magic wand tool to remove the background around a star, and filled in the new background with her desired color. She then added text over the star using layers to ensure the text appeared behind it. She also added a strap line and additional features to entice readers.
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3. Colors, fonts, and sizes were customized and layers were arranged to make elements stand out against the background using a cohesive color scheme.
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2) A photo of Jack Rogers was edited in Photoshop to be black and white with the exception of his red hat, to create visual interest.
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1) The document describes the process of creating a magazine double page spread. Key details include using the same red shade throughout for consistency, and choosing a font that looked professionally attractive.
2) A photo of Jack Rogers was edited in Photoshop to be black and white with the exception of his red hat, to create visual interest.
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I used InDesign to layout the magazine pages because I was familiar with the software from my media course. I applied effects like bevel and emboss, drop shadows, and tilt to text and images to make the magazine more eye-catching and lift elements from the page. These effects drew the reader's attention to things like the title, subheadings, and pull quotes while keeping the overall design from looking overdone. I also split articles into columns and chose colors that matched the topic's branding scheme to create a professional, readable design.
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Joe Burke created a movie poster to promote his documentary. He began by rotating the page and adding a full page background image. He highlighted part of the image and inverted it to make the background black and white while keeping the foreground in color. Joe then added a hand-drawn title using cropped letters and images to fit the theme. He blurred the background image so that characters added later would stand out more. Joe cropped and positioned characters on the left and manipulated some images using cloning to improve them. Finally, he added text to the bottom corners, applied effects, included his logo, and added a blue tint to represent the serious topic of his documentary.
Poster construction
Joe Burke created a movie poster to promote his documentary. He began by rotating the page and adding a full page background image. He highlighted part of the image and inverted it to make the background black and white while keeping the foreground in color. Joe then added a hand-drawn title using cropped letters and images to fit the theme. He blurred the background image so that characters added later would stand out more. Joe cropped and positioned characters on the left and used cloning tools to edit the images. Text and Joe's logo were added to the bottom corners and top right respectively. A blue tint was applied to represent the serious topic of the documentary.
6. production reflection(3)
George Wetton describes the process of designing the front cover for a magazine comparing two posters. This included taking a photo of himself holding the posters, editing one poster to appear behind him, adding the magazine title and details, and experimenting with lighting effects. For the double page spread, he drafted questions on paper, laid out photos and an image in InDesign, and added typography including page numbers.
3. fmp production experiments
Daniel Thompson conducted an experiment designing a magazine cover in which he:
1) Selected an image of a soldier from a game to use as the background and cut out his chin to add depth.
2) Created a title and color theme for the cover to establish a brand identity.
3) Added images of indie games using copy and paste.
4) Added outer glows and shadows to text and images to make the cover look more professional.
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The document describes the design choices made for a magazine media product. It explains how conventions from real magazines, like Vibe, were used in elements like the masthead, images, headlines, and pull quotes. The double page spread follows conventions by using a large main photo on one page and the accompanying article on the other. Colors and formatting are used purposefully throughout to draw attention and engage readers according to the "house style." The overall design keeps elements organized and makes strategic use of space, following conventions seen in other magazines.
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I took this picture to capture the artist in a natural, unposed situation. I cropped the image so the person is the main focus and turned it to black and white to make it more interesting. I cropped the image so the face is the main focus and changed it to black and white to match another image for a double page spread. I changed the image to black and white so the facial features stand out and to suit its music genre for the contents page. I changed the contrast so the band is the main focus, toned down the brightness, and created more shadows to make the image look darker and more mysterious. I originally changed the contrast, shadows and brightness for the front cover but then cropped the image for another background
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Magazine cover evaluation
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This document summarizes the steps taken to create a magazine front cover in Photoshop. The creator first built the background using paint bucket and rectangle tools to make a barcode. A masthead font was chosen and banner added to follow music magazine conventions. Details like social media links, price, date and issue number were included. The cover image was isolated using pen and eraser tools, and duplicated/overlapped with effects. Cover lines in different fonts concluded the design.
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The document summarizes the process of creating and refining a magazine cover design over multiple drafts. In the initial draft, the author struggled with combining ideas but settled on the title "Vibe." For the second draft, minor changes were made like changing the colors of some words for consistency and adding dividing lines and drop shadows. Additional effects like a barcode and embossing were also incorporated in the redesign. In the end, the author was pleased with how the unique magazine cover turned out for a first attempt.
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The document provides details on planning the contents page layout for a music magazine. Key points include:
- The headline will be in capital letters at the top with the date written above it.
- The background will be white to contrast the black front cover. Page numbers will be in a larger font size with small article comments below.
- One main article will be highlighted by a larger image of two models in different outfits than the front cover. A second article on beat production will feature a smaller image of a DJ working.
- Potential article topics are mentioned like producing hit beats, top rap albums, an interview, and artist profiles. The final content will be decided after photography and production.
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The document outlines plans for magazine and poster ancillary products from a film. It proposes shooting Beth, the main character, against a dark wall at night to emphasize her psychotic characteristics. For both the magazine and poster, Beth will wear the purple dress from the film and have mascara running down her pale face. The magazine photograph will show Beth holding the teddy bear and note props, while the poster will only include a glimpse of the note. Consistent props, costumes, makeup and lighting between the film and ancillary products are intended to clearly link them for audiences.
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This document discusses ideas for displaying photographs in a documentary about family history. The author took pictures as primary sources to inspire display options, and gathered secondary internet images for more ideas. After reviewing the pictures, the author decided to show the photographs within the image of a tree to represent the concept of a family tree, as the documentary is focused on learning about descendants. The document also lists some potential camera shots for the scene of showing the photographs, such as high angle, shallow depth of field, close up, 360 degree, and low angle shots.
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2. It analyzes specific pages like the cover and contents page, pointing out similarities and differences in elements like image placement, use of color, and styles of text layout.
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Q1 evaluation
The documentary follows conventions of real documentaries such as appropriate camerawork, sound, and consideration of mise-en-scene during interviews. Interviews are filmed on the left or right side with graphics identifying people. Voiceovers provide facts and statistics during cutaways. The title "Truth Revealed" is relevant.
The print advert uses bold titles and fonts like Channel 4 ads along with the logo. It contains multiple striking images related to the topic. Text provides scheduling and a slogan linking to the content.
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Stephanie Green documents her process of uploading a video clip to YouTube for research and embedding it in her blog. She first selects the clip and edits metadata like the name and tags. This determines how the video appears on her YouTube channel and is searched. She then tweets a link to her teacher to view her updated trailer. Finally, she copies the embedded code from the uploaded YouTube video and pastes it into the HTML of her blog post to display the clip.
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03,) Production experiments
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Process of front cover
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover in Photoshop. It involves placing an image on the page, cropping it for positioning, converting it to black and white to fit the horror genre. Details are erased from the eyes and smudged to look ghostly. Fake eyes are added and blended in. Text is also added in different fonts and styles to complete the cover design.
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The document describes the process of creating a composite image in Photoshop. The key steps include:
1) Taking an original image and duplicating the layer, reducing opacity, and placing behind the background to create depth.
2) Adding additional images, duplicating layers, adjusting opacity and filters to blend images together.
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The document describes the 7 step process for creating a front cover photoshop composition. It involves uploading an image, scaling it to fit an A4 page, erasing the background using the magic erase tool, evening out hair with the erase tool, adding a second image on a new layer behind the model, adjusting the wall opacity to 90% and adding a beige color over the model, and adjusting layer opacities to create a realistic composite image.
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The document describes the steps taken to create a first draft magazine cover design in Photoshop. Key steps included:
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2) Adding a red rectangle in the corner and title text in a script font.
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4) Adjusting the image brightness for readability.
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This document summarizes the steps taken to design the front cover of an indie music magazine in Photoshop. Key elements were added including the title in a beveled font, positioning statement, cover lines highlighting article topics in red and white, issue details, an exclusive circle highlighting a featured article, and a barcode. Effects, colors, sizing and positioning of elements were adjusted to make information clear and visually engaging to the target audience.
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The document discusses the tools and techniques used in Photoshop to edit photos for a magazine project. It describes using the pen tool to cut out images, the threshold tool to add shadows, and grayscale to make photos black and white. It also discusses combining edited images, changing colors, and formatting text and page elements to complete the magazine design. The author reflects on learning how to effectively edit and composite photos to create impactful visuals for readers.
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- 3. 2. Using the magic wand tool, I then cut around the star to remove the background.
- 4. 3. After removing the background from the original image, I filled in the background in my desired colour. I later changed this background in my second draft by using the paintbrush to add a glow around the star. After adding in a new background, I then added in the masthead by selecting the text box and font, size etc. I then played around with the layers to ensure the text was behind the stars head.
- 5. 4. I then began to add in more features such as the strap line. This is situated at the bottom of the cover, anchored on the star. I later changed this in my second and third drafts to a different font to suit the target audience more.
- 6. 5. After writing the strap line on the star, I then needed more information to entice the audience to buy the magazine. This had to be short and sweet but get to the point.
- 7. 6. I then added in more features onto my magazine as it is a main convention of front covers. As I took inspiration from a fabulous magazine, I followed the conventions of their front covers – in this case the features are bold and minimal. The two features have been changed in my draft two to add another to give the reader more reasons to buy the magazine.