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Georgina Whiteley created a double page magazine spread and cover in Photoshop. She began by drawing backgrounds on her phone and importing them. For the cover, she added a girl with a halo to represent the main character. Georgina then added headings, subtitles, and designs like underlining and a rose. Text was arranged around larger headings. Colors were adjusted to match the scheme. Boxes outlined where text and images would go. Details like a ribbon and tagline were added. One page was completed by adding text and inverting/screening images. The other side was filled out similarly. Page numbers and borders finished the spread.
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- Adding text on the side in a smaller red and white font to stand out and catch the eye.
- Including a barcode with issue details to make it look more realistic, using the same color scheme.
- Adding the artist's name in a larger font to indicate it is the main article. Also including a contest box in white to stand out.
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Technologies from the process of constructing the product
The document describes the process of creating a magazine mockup in Photoshop and Quark. It includes steps taken to design the contents page, double page article spreads, and the front cover. For the contents page, the author experimented with different layouts and positioning of photos and text before deciding on a final design. For the article spreads, techniques like using the rule of thirds and varying text formatting were used. The front cover process involved selecting a focal photo, adding title text and other design elements, and refining the layout.
Process of my contents page
The document outlines the step-by-step process of creating a contents page for a magazine. It begins with adding a blank page and text box labeled "contents page". Images and the masthead are then inserted and resized. Headlines, sublines, article titles, and page numbers are added in the same font and color. Lines are used to underline sections and separate columns. Shapes and colors are used to draw attention to specific elements and link the contents page to the front cover. The process is completed by adding a final image and editor's letter.
Step by step print screens of my contents page
The document outlines the step-by-step process for creating a contents page for a magazine, including setting up the layout, adding stylistic elements like colors and fonts, and populating it with planned content sections, page numbers, titles, images, and brief descriptions.
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Front cover production
The document describes the process of designing the front cover of a magazine. It discusses placing the main features in the initial layout, editing and positioning images, and experimenting with fonts, headers, and mastheads. Various design elements are then added such as the main cover line with rotated text, secondary cover lines in different fonts and colors, transparent boxes, and pull quotes. Positioning, sizing, coloring and layering of text and images is adjusted throughout the process to make the cover aesthetically pleasing and highlight key information.
FRONT COVER
The document provides steps taken to design the front cover of a dance magazine. It describes editing an image to give it a techno/dance feeling, selecting fonts from dafont.com suitable for the target market, writing the headline and adding effects like strokes and outlines. Additional elements like a strap line, puff, cover lines and borders were added to stick to magazine conventions and connect design elements. The main headline was made to stand out more with a transparent background. Resizing and adding a bottom strap line provided more information while sticking to conventions.
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Evaluation
The student provided a reflective journal on their contextual research. They discussed positives of their rationale and context examples sections, including thoroughly justifying their project topic and medium choices. They also explored influences like Kesha, Taylor Swift, and the #MeToo movement in depth. However, they noted negatives such as not expanding enough on style/genre in their rationale or using a wider source variety. They outlined next steps like researching feminist theories and normalizing behaviors in media to broaden their context.
Proposal
The student proposes creating a short film/music video exploring the trauma of harassment and violence against women through portraying a woman's internal struggles and implied journey to freedom. Research will include analyzing similar existing works and music to inform the project's themes, style, and audience. A detailed plan outlines the pre-production, production, and evaluation phases over 17 weeks, including researching, storyboarding, filming, editing, and getting feedback to create a high-quality final product.
Research
The document discusses representation of women in film and media. It notes that most films are directed by men and that female directors often only direct one film. Films directed by women are more likely to portray feminist themes accurately. The "male gaze" refers to depicting women from a heterosexual male perspective, often as sexual objects. While representation of women has improved, the male gaze is still prevalent. Forced or extreme "feminism" can also be counterproductive. The document advocates for a balanced representation of women's empowerment and experiences without shaming or stereotyping. It analyzes the TV show Reign for its portrayal of trauma and recovery through lighting, framing, and the characters finding strength in each other.
Evaluation
The student provided a reflective journal on their contextual research. They discussed positives of their rationale and context examples sections, including thoroughly justifying their project topic and medium choices. They also analyzed negatives, such as needing more details on genre/style in the rationale and using a wider source variety for context examples. The student outlined next steps like continuing research on the #MeToo movement, films influencing their topic, and completing their proposal. Overall, the student reflected critically on their research strengths and areas for improvement to focus their project planning.
Evaluation
The student provided a reflective journal on their contextual research. They discussed positives of their rationale and context examples sections, including thoroughly justifying their project topic and medium choices. They also explored influences like Kesha, Taylor Swift, and the #MeToo movement in depth. However, they noted negatives such as not expanding enough on style/genre in their rationale or using a wider source variety. They outlined next steps like researching feminist theories and normalizing behaviors in media to broaden their context.
Evaluation
The student provided a reflective journal on their contextual research. They discussed positives of their rationale and context examples sections, including thoroughly justifying their project topic and medium choices. They also explored influences like Kesha, Taylor Swift, and the #MeToo movement in depth. However, they noted negatives such as not expanding enough on genre/style in their rationale or using a wider source variety. They outlined next steps like researching feminist theories and normalizing behaviors in media to broaden their context.
Pre-Production
The document provides details on the themes, context, and script for a short film about empowerment and recovery from abuse and trauma. The main themes are empowerment, found through realistic portrayals of flawed characters overcoming hardships, and recovery, shown through transformations in settings, costumes, and narratives. Scenes in the script depict a woman struggling with the lingering effects of past abuse, represented by black mould that won't wash away. She has flashbacks to happier times and encounters a hooded intruder. Ultimately, she finds the strength to confront her abuser and begin healing among supportive family and friends. The film aims to portray women's experiences with abuse and lack of justice in a realistic yet empowering manner.
Problem Solving and Experiments
The document discusses potential problems and solutions for problem solving related to a film project during the COVID-19 pandemic. Some key issues addressed are lack of professional equipment, lighting challenges due to limited equipment, difficulties getting multiple camera angles, and potential impacts to video quality from only having a phone camera. Solutions proposed include using phone flashlights for lighting, researching techniques to modify lighting color, asking family for help operating additional phones as cameras, and planning shots in detail to work around space limitations.
Contextual
The document discusses the context and rationale for creating a video project about the effects of sexual abuse and harassment. The creator wants to use their personal experiences to spread awareness through an artistic and symbolic narrative film accompanied by emotive music. They believe this topic needs more representation from a female perspective in media to combat normalization from male-dominated industries. The project aims to provide solidarity for survivors and educate audiences.
Problem Solving and Experiments
The document discusses potential problems and solutions related to making a short film during the COVID-19 pandemic. Some key issues addressed include limited access to equipment and crew due to restrictions, which could impact lighting, camera angles, video quality, and the ability to work with actors. Solutions involve planning for different scenarios, using available home equipment creatively, borrowing what is possible, and adjusting plans if needed to work alone or with just family help. The document emphasizes thorough pre-production planning to prepare for various challenges that may arise from the unpredictable pandemic situation.
Research
This document discusses themes of gender inequality and representation in the film industry. It notes that the majority of directors and executive positions are held by men, resulting in an imbalance in the types of stories told and topics covered. Female directors are more likely to portray feminist themes and accurate depictions of issues like abuse. The concept of the "male gaze" is introduced, where women are often depicted as sexual objects from a heterosexual male perspective. The document argues for the importance of the "female gaze" to reject this objectification and portray compelling female characters. It notes the need for a balance in representation that empowers women without engaging in "forced feminism" or internalized misogyny. The author plans to incorporate these
Contextual
The document provides biographical information about pop singers Kesha and Taylor Swift. It discusses Kesha's struggles growing up in a financially unstable home, her rise to fame with hits like "Tik Tok", her lawsuit against producer Dr. Luke for sexual assault, and how this empowered other women. It also covers Taylor Swift's background in country music, her rise to fame with albums like "Fearless" and "Red", and some of the controversies and criticisms she faced along the way, including being interrupted by Kanye West at an awards show.
Audience Research
Georgina Whiteley conducted audience research for her documentary on orcas in captivity. Her primary target audience is teens aged 16-24, with a focus on females. A survey of 25 potential viewers found that most were female, empathetic, and against keeping orcas captive. While a third had seen orcas in aquariums, nearly all said they would be open to changing their views after watching the documentary. The research shows Georgina's documentary would appeal most to younger, female viewers concerned with animal welfare issues.
FMP Proposal
This document contains a project proposal for a short film by Georgina Whitely. The proposal outlines that the film will focus on a woman dealing with trauma from an incident with a man. It will depict her internal struggles through poetic cinematography and portray her feelings of being trapped. Research areas are existing similar products, relevant music, and the target audience. Evaluation will involve daily reflective journaling, vlogs, and final peer and self-evaluation. A 15 week production schedule is included, outlining tasks from pre-production like research and planning, to production such as filming and editing, to final evaluation, presentation and feedback.
FMP Proposal
This document contains a proposal for a short film project by Georgina Whitely. The project will focus on portraying a woman dealing with trauma from an incident with a man through poetic cinematography and imagery. Research will include analyzing similar films, music videos, and TV shows as well as conducting audience surveys and interviews. Production will involve filming scenes at home and with others following COVID-19 guidelines. Evaluation will consist of self and peer reviews of the end product and project overall. The goal is to convey feelings of loss of control and being trapped while implying freedom at the end.
FMP Proposal
This document contains a student's proposal for a final media project. The proposal outlines a short film exploring a woman's experience with trauma from harassment or violence. Key elements of the proposal include researching similar existing works, conducting audience research, storyboarding scenes depicting the woman's emotional journey, and filming with safety precautions for COVID-19. The student plans to evaluate the project through reflective journals, peer feedback, and a final self-evaluation to improve their skills.
Contextual
The document provides background on the pop singer Kesha, including her early struggles, rise to fame with her song "Tik Tok", lawsuit against producer Dr. Luke alleging sexual assault, and her album "Rainbow" which addressed her experiences. It also details Kesha's ongoing legal battles with Dr. Luke, how her speaking out inspired other women, and her refusal to retract her statements, showing the impact this had on her career.
FMP Pre-Proposal
The document outlines a student's proposed final music project (FMP) idea. The student wants to create a metaphorical music video portraying the harsh realities of life as a young woman and bring attention to the normalization of harassment and assault that many women experience. Influences for the project include real-life experiences and empowering female characters in media. The goal is to educate audiences, help denormalize predatory behavior toward women, and inspire the new generation. The student plans to employ a metaphorical narrative style and poetic techniques to convey a deeper meaning through the music and story.
The Demonisation of Rejection
The document analyzes and compares the portrayals of women in the TV shows "Anne With An E" and "The Big Bang Theory". It argues that while "Anne With An E", set in the 1800s, addresses misogyny and empowers women in a realistic way for its time period, "The Big Bang Theory", set in modern times, uses misogyny as the basis for jokes and humor, which serves to normalize misogynistic attitudes and behaviors. It provides examples of how "The Big Bang Theory" depicts unwanted advances and obsession as romantic, while villainizing women who reject men, and fails to properly represent women.
Asff 2020
This document provides the schedule for the Aesthetica Short Film Festival 2020, including the categories and themes of films screened each day (Experimental, Documentary, etc.), as well as details of masterclasses and panels on topics like women in film and reimagining the film industry post-Covid. Films will be grouped in collections to be screened together and include genres like drama, dance, animation, and music videos.
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Storytelling For The Web: Integrate Storytelling in your Design Process
In this slides I explain how I have used storytelling techniques to elevate websites and brands and create memorable user experiences. You can discover practical tips as I showcase the elements of good storytelling and its applied to some examples of diverse brands/projects..
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留信网认证的作用:
1:该专业认证可证明留学生真实身份
2:同时对留学生所学专业登记给予评定
3:国家专业人才认证中心颁发入库证书
4:这个认证书并且可以归档倒地方
5:凡事获得留信网入网的信息将会逐步更新到个人身份内，将在公安局网内查询个人身份证信息后，同步读取人才网入库信息
6:个人职称评审加20分
7:个人信誉贷款加10分
8:在国家人才网主办的国家网络招聘大会中纳入资料，供国家高端企业选择人才
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Production Reflection
- 2. Process First, for the double page spread, I imported a background I drew using an app on my phone. I did this by drawing a background with an orange gradient and adding white specks for for stars, before using a ruler to add the deep blue horizon. I then added an overlay sourced from google images for the lense flare. Finally, I added a black line to mark out the two separate pages. For the magazine cover I used the same background and added more saturation plus a girl walking with a golden halo. This is the main character of the book, hence creating a book cover like planned. Similarly to the spread background, I added the same lense flare to add another similarity between the cover and the spread.
- 3. Process After the background I added the main headings plus the subtitles and extra designs, like the underlining and the rose. I did this by adding the main, larger text then arranging the smaller text around it to fit, going off my plan and my experimental magazine. I then changed the colours to suit the pre-decided colour scheme. I drew the rose on my phone and imported it into photoshop. Smilarly, I then added the main text to the magazine cover. I first added the magazine name ‘Phoenix’ in large bold writing. Then, I added the book cover text and title of the magazine, which is also the title of the book. I changed the colour of ‘Died’ to red to fit the colour scheme of the magazine and also provide emphasis on the word. I added shadows to these words.
- 4. Process Then I mapped out where the text and pictures would go using deep blue boxes, matching the colour of the background. I bordered the text boxes with white to make them stand out and match the colour scheme. I left the picture boxes without a border and the pictures themselves have a white background, which will be a substitute for the border. After adding the text for the cover, I added details such as the tagline, underlining for the book cover, adding the red ribbon through the text and the signature rose. I did the ribbon by using the ben tool to draw a wavy line over the text and then erasing the line over every other letter to create a snaking effect. I imported the rose from my phone as that’s where it was drawn.
- 5. Process Then I completed one page by adding all the text and additional details, such as sub headings and images. I added the main images first before adding a few others into the text boxes by inverting the image and then screening it, meaning they blended with the text box. Again I used the rose in the subheadings as that’s the main logo of the magazine. Finally, I added the text for the contents of the magazine (‘exclusive’) and a quote for the book. This helped the magazine cover look more interesting than just a plain picture with some headings. Additionally, I added the barcode in the bottom left corner with ‘Issue 27’ along side it, so people know what issue this magazine. I also added a few more stars to the background.
- 6. Process Finally, I added the text on the other side, as well as some quotes and facts that fill in the empty space. These incorporate red and white to match the colour scheme, and use different fonts mixed with each other so they stand out. Furthermore, I added another image with opposes the other larger images, as the colours have been inverted and then it’s been screened. To finish, I added white borders and page numbers.
Editor's Notes
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- Discuss the tools and processes used in your production. Log your thoughts and feelings about your work.
- Discuss the tools and processes used in your production. Log your thoughts and feelings about your work.
- Discuss the tools and processes used in your production. Log your thoughts and feelings about your work.