Print Advert Production
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We cut out the main image from the background using the lasso tool, chose a purple background color that represented the theme, then added the Channel 4 logo and text over the purple background to make it stand out.
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Lesson 11
The student changed the font, color, and position of the text and title on their music magazine cover using font and color tools, added a barcode underneath the image using the shape tool, and included additional text bands to complete the front cover design.
Dps analysis
The document summarizes the key design elements of a double page magazine spread. It describes how the main image features the subject in a studio setting to clearly identify them. The headline uses large, colorful text to grab attention. The stand first provides more information while still teasing the reader to learn more. A large drop cap marks the beginning of the article text. The body text is structured with line breaks and contrasting colors to make it easy to read.
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Filming
Sophie Moran filmed various elements for her documentary about shoes over multiple locations and sessions. She captured vox pops by asking people in shopping areas about their favorite shoes, which took a long time due to many people declining to be filmed. She also filmed walking montages in a shopping center by placing the camera low to capture people's shoes as they walked. Several interviews were filmed, some requiring multiple takes or sessions to ensure adequate lighting, sound quality, and developed responses from interviewees. Cutaway footage showing shoes and related items was self-filmed to complement each interview.
Print Advert Comparison
This print advert was created in Adobe Photoshop to promote the Channel 4 documentary series "Shameless". The background is plain with the Channel 4 logo on the right side of the bold, uncomplicated main image, which is meant to clearly convey the theme of the documentary to potential audiences. Text using conventional sans-serif fonts includes the title, slogan, and scheduling information on a contrasting background to make it noticeable and easy to read.
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Lesson 11
The student changed the font, color, and position of the text and title on their music magazine cover using font and color tools, added a barcode underneath the image using the shape tool, and included additional text bands to complete the front cover design.
Dps analysis
The document summarizes the key design elements of a double page magazine spread. It describes how the main image features the subject in a studio setting to clearly identify them. The headline uses large, colorful text to grab attention. The stand first provides more information while still teasing the reader to learn more. A large drop cap marks the beginning of the article text. The body text is structured with line breaks and contrasting colors to make it easy to read.
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Sophie Moran filmed various elements for her documentary about shoes over multiple locations and sessions. She captured vox pops by asking people in shopping areas about their favorite shoes, which took a long time due to many people declining to be filmed. She also filmed walking montages in a shopping center by placing the camera low to capture people's shoes as they walked. Several interviews were filmed, some requiring multiple takes or sessions to ensure adequate lighting, sound quality, and developed responses from interviewees. Cutaway footage showing shoes and related items was self-filmed to complement each interview.
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This print advert was created in Adobe Photoshop to promote the Channel 4 documentary series "Shameless". The background is plain with the Channel 4 logo on the right side of the bold, uncomplicated main image, which is meant to clearly convey the theme of the documentary to potential audiences. Text using conventional sans-serif fonts includes the title, slogan, and scheduling information on a contrasting background to make it noticeable and easy to read.
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Print Advert Codes and Conventions
This print advert was created in Adobe Photoshop to promote the Channel 4 documentary "Shameless". The background is plain with the Channel 4 logo on the right side of the main image, which is bold and uncomplicated to clearly convey the theme of the documentary to potential audiences. The colors and professional but dull background of the image also reflect the themes of "Shameless" while the slogan and title use the typical font and formatting conventions for Channel 4 adverts to stand out.
Question 1 - Codes and Conventions of a Documentary
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Questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a 16 question survey about shoe preferences. The majority of respondents were aged 16-25, preferred light-hearted documentaries, and bought 6-20 pairs of shoes per year. Most spent over £50 annually on shoes and had experienced foot damage from shoes. The documentary will focus on women's styles, less mainstream retailers, and cover current fashion trends to appeal to the target audience.
Analysis of contents page
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Documentaries aim to document real people and events to allow audiences to form opinions. They use techniques like observation, interviews, dramatization, mise-en-scene, and exposition. Documentaries can be fully narrated, fly-on-the-wall, mixed format, self-reflexive, or docudramas. They typically follow a beginning, middle, end structure and focus on conflict to drive the narrative forward. Elements like music, lighting, and visuals are chosen carefully to shape the intended meaning.
How my magazine relates to social groups
My magazine is aimed at people who identify strongly with heavy metal music culture and lifestyle. It represents this social group by providing news, information and images related to their favorite metal bands and concerts, with a dark color scheme and design that conveys the style and attitude of metal music. The magazine also captures aspects of the metal lifestyle, such as the aggressive nature of live shows.
How the finished media product compare to the
The finished media product was much improved over the preliminary task. The preliminary task lacked layout and was poorly constructed, while the end product allowed the creator to design the magazine as intended through applying knowledge of music magazine codes and conventions learned. Overall, the experience taught about the small details needed to create a quality magazine product.
Technology used in producing my magazine
Sophie used Adobe Photoshop, Quark Xpress Passport, and an SLR digital camera to produce her magazine. She used Photoshop to create the front cover and learned how to edit images and add text effects. Quark Xpress was used for the contents page and double page spread, but Sophie found it more challenging to learn. The SLR camera was used to take high quality pictures for the magazine. Overall, the technology helped Sophie complete the magazine quickly and professionally.
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Future publishes magazines focused on games, technology, music, movies and sports/activities. They sell over 3 million magazines per month and attract over 23 million unique website visitors. Future also produces over 1,500 pieces of multimedia content per month and hosts 27 annual live events. They are the largest guitar magazine publisher worldwide and maintain leading music magazines such as Guitar World, Guitar Aficionado, Rhythm, and Classic Rock.
Images
Images were taken for the front cover and double page spreads of a production. Some of the front cover images and all of the double page spread images were used. Most images were edited on Quark or Photoshop.
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The document analyzes the codes and conventions used in professional documentaries that were influential on the student's own documentary about shoes. It discusses following a single-subject exposition, using a mixed format with both cutaways and voiceover, focusing on the main theme of shoes with minor supporting themes. Interviews were shot in a medium close-up using rules of thirds and without direct eye contact with the camera. Graphics identified interviewees and cutaways advanced the theme. Mise-en-scene and location reinforced the themes. Straight cuts were used to edit together with relevant music to support the voiceover without interfering.
Questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a 16 question survey about shoe preferences. The majority of respondents were aged 16-25, preferred light-hearted documentaries, and bought 6-20 pairs of shoes per year. Most spent over £50 annually on shoes and had experienced foot damage from shoes. The documentary will focus on women's styles, less mainstream retailers, and cover current fashion trends to appeal to the target audience.
Analysis of contents page
Both MOJO and ALTERNATIVE magazines show the date and issue number on their contents pages. ALTERNATIVE includes the front cover image while MOJO does not. They use consistent typography and colors that relate to their genre. MOJO credits contributors humorously while ALTERNATIVE includes an editor's letter. The images on each contents page relate to the featured artists and personalities in a way fitting for each magazine's style.
Codes and conventions of filming and editing an
This document discusses the typical codes and conventions used when filming and editing interviews. It outlines techniques like using writing in screen corners to introduce people, chromakey backdrops to reinforce topics, following the rule of thirds for shot composition, using multiple cameras to get different angles, seamless cuts between interviews, appropriate lighting without backlighting, and a variety of shot types including close-ups, medium close-ups, and mid-shots. Chromakey is also commonly used in interviews.
Documentary analysis
The documentary analyzes themes of Satanism, religion, and murder through interviews, archival footage, and narration. It presents a linear narrative about the influence of Marilyn Manson on behavior. Various camera techniques like close-ups and point-of-view shots are used to demonstrate themes of fear and dominance. Sound effects and music are incorporated to set the tone. Archive material and graphics help introduce concepts and people.
Documentary analysis
The documentary analyzes themes of Satanism, religion, and murder through interviews, archival footage, and narration. It follows a linear narrative structure to explore the influence of Marilyn Manson's music and whether it contributed to criminal behavior. Various camera techniques like close-ups and point-of-view shots are used to demonstrate themes of fear and dominance.
Documentary analysis
The documentary analyzes themes of Satanism, religion, and murder through interviews, archived footage, and narration. It follows a linear narrative structure to examine the influence of Marilyn Manson on behavior. Various camera techniques like close-ups and point-of-view shots are used to demonstrate fear and dominance. Dark colors and low lighting represent the dark themes, while realistic dress and neutral interview locations maintain realism. A combination of sound effects, music, and narration enhance the documentary. Archival material includes concert footage, music videos, a murder reconstruction, talk shows, and court cases. Professional graphics introduce people and locations.
Documentary analysis
The documentary analyzes the themes of Satanism, religion, murder, and influencing behavior through interviews, archive footage, and narration. It explores the relationship between Marilyn Manson's music and a murder case. The documentary uses a linear narrative structure and includes close-ups, point-of-view shots, and establishing shots. It features dark colors, low lighting, chanting music, and reconstructed scenes. Archive material includes Manson's tour footage, music videos, and court case materials. Graphics include bold title words and words that introduce people and locations.
Documentary analysis
This documentary analyzes two films - The Devil Made Me Do It, about Satanism, religion, and a murder influenced by Marilyn Manson's music, and Music Biz, about the marketing of Meatloaf. The Devil Made Me Do It uses a linear narrative structure with a narrator, interviews, and reenactments to explore its themes. Music Biz has a closed but nonlinear structure, using interviews and archive footage to take a sarcastic look at the music industry and how it influences behavior. Both films employ techniques like close-ups, establishing shots, and voiceovers to tell their stories.
The boy who was born a girl
The documentary follows Natasha, who was born biologically female but identifies as male. It shows her transition from living as a girl named Natasha to living fully as a boy named John through the use of testosterone treatments. The documentary uses a linear narrative structure and interviews to chronicle John's physical and emotional journey from childhood to young adulthood as he develops a male identity and appearance. Home videos, pictures, and stock footage are incorporated to illustrate how his gender expression has changed over time from stereotypically feminine to stereotypically masculine.
Documentaries
Documentaries aim to document real people and events to allow audiences to form opinions. They use techniques like observation, interviews, dramatization, mise-en-scene, and exposition. Documentaries can be fully narrated, fly-on-the-wall, mixed format, self-reflexive, or docudramas. They typically follow a beginning, middle, end structure and focus on conflict to drive the narrative forward. Elements like music, lighting, and visuals are chosen carefully to shape the intended meaning.
How my magazine relates to social groups
My magazine is aimed at people who identify strongly with heavy metal music culture and lifestyle. It represents this social group by providing news, information and images related to their favorite metal bands and concerts, with a dark color scheme and design that conveys the style and attitude of metal music. The magazine also captures aspects of the metal lifestyle, such as the aggressive nature of live shows.
How the finished media product compare to the
The finished media product was much improved over the preliminary task. The preliminary task lacked layout and was poorly constructed, while the end product allowed the creator to design the magazine as intended through applying knowledge of music magazine codes and conventions learned. Overall, the experience taught about the small details needed to create a quality magazine product.
Technology used in producing my magazine
Sophie used Adobe Photoshop, Quark Xpress Passport, and an SLR digital camera to produce her magazine. She used Photoshop to create the front cover and learned how to edit images and add text effects. Quark Xpress was used for the contents page and double page spread, but Sophie found it more challenging to learn. The SLR camera was used to take high quality pictures for the magazine. Overall, the technology helped Sophie complete the magazine quickly and professionally.
Media institutions
Future publishes magazines focused on games, technology, music, movies and sports/activities. They sell over 3 million magazines per month and attract over 23 million unique website visitors. Future also produces over 1,500 pieces of multimedia content per month and hosts 27 annual live events. They are the largest guitar magazine publisher worldwide and maintain leading music magazines such as Guitar World, Guitar Aficionado, Rhythm, and Classic Rock.
Images
Images were taken for the front cover and double page spreads of a production. Some of the front cover images and all of the double page spread images were used. Most images were edited on Quark or Photoshop.
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Question 1 - Codes and Conventions of a Documentary
Question 1 - Codes and Conventions of a Documentary
Print Advert Production
- 1. We started off with the main image and cut this out using the lasso tool.
- 2. Once we had cut out the image we had to find a background colour.
- 3. We choose purple as our background colour because we though it represented the theme.
- 4. Then we added the Channel 4 logo
- 5. Finally we added the text, using a contrasting background to make it stand out.