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The document discusses how a magazine represents particular social groups through its design choices. It aims the magazine at females ages 13-20 by using a pink, black, and white color scheme. Photos of a teenage singer are included to appeal to fashion and keep the content current. Both articles and features contain a mix of facts, interviews, and personal accounts to engage the target age group while avoiding large blocks of text. The color scheme and images are used to meet the needs of the female teenage audience.
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Evaluation question 2
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2) Feedback from audience research helped the author refine their initial idea which focused only on drugs and money, topics not relevant to most teenagers.
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Evaluation
1) The document discusses how the author conducted research on existing TV drama magazines to help develop their own magazine article idea for teenagers.
2) Feedback from audience research helped the author refine their initial idea which focused only on drugs and money, topics not relevant to most teenagers.
3) The author's goal for their TV drama is to portray realistic issues teenagers face like relationships, peer pressure, and family problems to provide motivation and inspiration for a better future.
Question 2
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Evaluation question 2
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Evaluation
1) The document discusses how the author conducted research on existing TV drama magazines to help develop their own magazine article idea for teenagers.
2) They analyzed magazines' layouts, use of images, fonts, and content to attract younger audiences. They incorporated techniques like balancing text with pictures.
3) The author also got feedback from audience research to refine their idea from focusing on adult topics like drugs/money to realistic teenage issues like love, relationships, and school/home problems.
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The document summarizes the creator's process for making inserts for a film trailer in different software programs like Photoshop, IMovie, and Live Type. Key points include creating a green film rating insert in Photoshop, black title inserts in IMovie with different text alignments and transitions, a bouncing text insert with a drop shadow in Live Type, and adding effects and shortening footage in a scene in IMovie. Props were purchased for the film including a prosthetic arm, severed fingers, and police tape.
Magazine final draft
In three drafts of a magazine article, the author experimented with different photo selections, layouts, and text designs. For the first draft, a mid-shot photo was used along with a website link and barcode. Font effects and additional photos were added. The second draft switched to a full-length photo and added a techno text effect. All text was white with the first letter of each word in red. The third draft kept the full-length photo but used Adobe Illustrator for overlapping, merged text in different colors instead of a techno effect.
Props, costumes and location powerpoint
The document discusses props, costumes, locations, and makeup needed to film a short horror film. It specifies that the main character should wear a straight jacket to indicate he escaped from an asylum. Victims should wear casual teenage clothing like jeans, hoodies, and sneakers. Fake props covered in blood are also listed, including a hand, fingers, and knife. Three filming locations are identified: an empty road, graveyard, and park. Finally, the killer should have Joker-inspired makeup to emphasize his belief that he is the Joker's son.
Trailer ideas
1) A young woman plans to have a house party while her parents are away for the weekend. She hears strange noises in the empty house and becomes frightened.
2) A young girl buys an unusual china doll despite her mother's warnings. The doll begins to control the girl in her sleep and makes her try to harm her siblings.
3) A man known as the Trickster selects his next victim at a crowded carnival. He lures the victim into a house of mirrors and brutally murders them, leaving an imprint of the Joker on the victim's face.
Draft layout for film magazines
This draft layout outlines the design for film magazine pages, with each page featuring the magazine masthead at the top and a barcode at the bottom. The main pages focus on individual films, with a large primary image taking up the whole page and additional text providing a description of the film, character information, or a quote from the film. Secondary pages include plugs and extra information about other films.
Research on genres powerpont for yr 9
The document discusses research on movie genres and provides questions about three movie trailers: Wild Child, a chick flick; Identity Thief, a comedy; and The Purge, a thriller. For each trailer, it asks the viewer to comment on different aspects of the trailer, such as whether certain parts stood out or worked well, and if the trailer would make them want to see the full movie.
Versions of front cover
This document describes the iterations Gaby went through to improve the design of a magazine cover. It shows the initial cover used two fonts and was right aligned. After reviewing other magazines, Gaby adjusted the layout to left align the cover lines. Gaby then gathered peer feedback on a second version and incorporated that feedback by varying text styles and reducing the font size. Further revisions included changing the masthead and font based on readability testing and swapping out an awkward image for a more professional headshot.
Q7
The author reflects on how their skills have progressed from their preliminary task to the final product. They have learned to cut around people more smoothly, use a variety of fonts and texts more creatively, and have gained experience using more sophisticated tools after initially struggling with basic tools for the preliminary task.
Q6
The document discusses the various software and technologies used to construct a product, including Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, WordPress, Prezi, YouTube, SlideShare, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Publisher, and Microsoft PowerPoint. It also mentions learning to manipulate images by making one black and white and cropping/adding shapes to another to make it stand out from other magazines.
Q1
The author's media product uses conventions from real magazines by including a white background, pink and black color scheme, and short cover lines on the left side of the cover page. However, it also challenges conventions by overlapping text in the masthead like cinema text and including only two photos on the cover. The contents page includes columns, a national dotted font, and alternating black and pink text for consistency with the cover. Double page spreads use pink boxes, the national dotted font, and a mix of image sizes to draw attention.
Versions of contents
This document discusses different versions of a contents page. The first version used pink text boxes with matching font but images did not stand out. The second version placed images inside a large text box to make them more prominent and added additional text. The final version cut out backgrounds from images and changed them to look more professional.
Versions of front cover
This document describes an author's process of iterating on the design of a magazine cover based on feedback. The author initially used two font styles but found it looked boring, so in the next version used a single font style and left-aligned the text. Feedback suggested aligning text to the left and varying text styles, which the author implemented in a third, improved version of the magazine cover design.
Preliminary task powerpoint
This document describes the author's preliminary task of creating a cover and contents page for a school magazine using Photoshop. The author edited images for the cover, cutting them out but leaving rough edges, and experimented with text size, color, and positioning to make the title and information stand out. For the contents page, the author inserted images and text without editing, and experimented with background colors before selecting black fill and left-justifying page numbers with a gap before page content descriptions.
Original images analysis
This document provides a series of photo descriptions summarizing key details about each image. The photos depict a woman and include mid shots, full shots, and two person shots with variations in lighting, poses, and backgrounds. The descriptions note whether the subject is making eye contact, smiling, tilting her head, or looking away to convey different emotions and appearances.
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Q2
- 1. How does your media product represent particular social groups? By Gaby Skingle
- 2. How does your media product represent particular social groups? The gender I was aiming my magazine at was female so to accommodate this I used the colour scheme white, black and pink. The age group I am aiming my magazine at are girls aged 13-20 Years old therefore black and white is an elegant and grown up colour and people in this age group would like this. The gender I was aiming my magazine at was female 13-20 year olds so to conform to this I used photos that have a teenage singer that is current and keeps up to date with fashion to appeal to this audience.
- 3. How does your media product represent particular social groups? Both my features and articles included a mixture of facts, interview questions and a personal account of Cheyenne. I stuck to my colour scheme and use of images to meet my age group and gender group. Teenagers don’t just like blocks of text which is why I used a mixture of q & a’s and incorporated the colour to separate the questions from answers to make it easier to skim read as teenagers loose interest easily.