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The document describes the process of creating a contents page for a college magazine. The creator renamed a file, added a bold title and images, then placed subheadings like "news" and "features" to structure content. Page numbers and descriptions were added for various magazine pages under the appropriate subheadings. Formatting and layout adjustments were made, such as changing image tilts and text box sizes. Finally, guides were removed to complete the contents page.
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The document describes the process of creating a contents page for a college magazine. It involves adding images, page numbers, section titles, and brief descriptions of the content for each page. Images are tilted and overlapped. Page numbers and descriptions are added under subheadings for "News" and "Features" sections. Formatting and colors are adjusted to align and distinguish the elements. The completed contents page provides an overview of the magazine's layout and content.
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Evaluation q7
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Ellie Capper is a 17-year-old female apprentice who enjoys the gym, fitness classes, festivals, gigs, and spending time with friends. She is drawn to the cool, unique image of indie rock and finds meaning in the songs. As a busy person, she keeps up with indie rock activities through social media and music
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This document provides details on Giacomo Pisa's preliminary tasks for their AS Level Media Studies coursework on planning and producing a music magazine. It outlines the step-by-step process taken to create the front cover and contents page, including inserting design elements like the masthead, headlines, images and adding stylistic effects. It also includes a log book section with research on the state of the music magazine industry, target audiences based on various theories, and conventions commonly found on music magazine covers.
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This document provides details on the creation of a contents page for a magazine. It describes the various design elements used, including:
- Adding a background and border using rectangles in the magazine's colors.
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- Including a pull quote, title, page numbers, footer with magazine details, and listings of magazine content articles.
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- Formatting smaller article previews and adding an editorial note to complete the page.
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- 1. I renamed the file “Ben’s Contents Page”.
- 2. I started with a blank page.
- 3. I added big bold text in a contrasting colour to the background in the centre of the page stating what page it is.
- 4. I added my first image (of the ping pong tables) and tilted it to the side slightly.
- 5. I added my second image (of the basketball net) and tilted it slightly on the other side of the page.
- 6. I placed my final image of areas around college in the centre of the other two images slightly overlapping. (Photo of LCR)
- 7. I added a small screenshot of my front cover and placed it on a slant at the bottom of the contents page.
- 8. In a different and more professional font I placed the sub title “news” under the images creating its own column.
- 9. I moved news over to the right hand side and added a new subtitle “features” also creating its own column.
- 10. I added the page number 4 and what is on that page in the features section.
- 11. I added the page number 6 and what is on that page in the features section.
- 12. I added the page number 8 and what is on that page in the features section.
- 13. I added the page number 10 and what is on that page in the features section.
- 14. I added the page number 12 and what is on that page in the features section.
- 15. I then changed the sub titles around again as I wrongly placed the news pages in the features section.
- 16. I added the page number 5 and what is on that page in the features section.
- 17. I added the page number 7 and what is on that page in the features section. I also changed the colour of the boxes around the text so I could clearly see what size the boxes were so I could make them all the same height and make sure they all line up with one another.
- 18. I added the page number 9 and what is on that page in the features section.
- 19. I added the page number 11 and what is on that page in the features section.
- 20. I added the page number 13 and what is on that page in the features section. I also added a competition announcement with a small bit of information, where and how to enter.
- 21. I added an information box offering a subscription to the audience which is relatable so they can keep up with what is going on around the college.
- 22. I added the page number 14 and what is on that page in the news section.
- 23. I added the page number 15 and what is on that page in the features section.
- 24. I added the page number 16 and what is on that page in the features section.
- 25. I added the page number 17 and what is on that page in the features section.
- 26. I took away the red boxes around the text.
- 27. This is my finished contents page of my college magazine with the guides.
- 28. This is my finished contents page without the guides