Q1: Conventions used in Radio Trailer
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The radio advertisement introduces an upcoming documentary called "Café Nation" that will air on Channel 4. It poses a variety of questions to pique the listener's interest in learning more about coffee, including where it comes from, why it is so popular, and its effects on the body. The advertisement provides some brief context that coffee is the second most popular drink globally and that Brits drink 70 million cups per day. It encourages listeners to watch the documentary to seek answers to the questions posed.
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The document discusses several technologies the author learned about through constructing a magazine product. They learned more advanced skills with a DSLR camera, like how aperture can improve photos. The author had some prior experience with Photoshop which helped in designing pages and editing photos. Quark software for layout was new but tutorials helped the author learn it. Maintaining an online portfolio through blogging makes the author's work easily accessible from any computer.
Quark process
The document describes the process of creating a contents page and double page spread for a magazine. Key steps included:
1. Adding a title and headings using the same font as the cover page for continuity. Separating sections with lines and applying styles.
2. Importing images into Photoshop, cutting them out, and placing on the contents page to create a scrapbook effect. Applying drop shadows to images.
3. Using rules and drop shadows on subheadings and text to continue the scrapbook theme. Formatting text and images.
4. For the double page spread, creating banners, boxes, and importing text and images. Linking text boxes for the article to flow between pages. Form
Photoshop process
The document describes the process of creating a magazine cover in Photoshop. Key steps include: adjusting an image size for easier editing, selecting the subject and refining the selection to isolate her from the background, placing the background behind her and editing colors, adding additional design elements like text and shadows, and applying a lens flare filter to blend the layers together. The final cover was produced meeting the planned genre and production goals.
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