This document outlines the tasks required to produce a digital pre-production portfolio and two digital publishing products. Task 3a involves creating props and costume lists, location scouting, and mockups. Task 3b requires researching sources, drafting two articles, and conducting primary research like interviews and questionnaires. Task 3c is to desktop publish the two digital products using programs like Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign and publish on a blog. Task 3d is to adapt one of the articles for a different audience using a different writing style.

1. Task 3
By Dennis K

2. Task 3a
• Produce a digital pre-production portfolio
which helps you to plan out your digital
publishing products.
Task
3a

3. A prop and costume list
• Football
• Football sweatshirt / t-shirt
• Shorts
Task
3a

4. Call sheet
Task
3a

5. A recce for location photography
• The location is my local park and its public and
in use for everyone.
Task
3a

6. Booking sheets for camera /
photography studio
Task
3a

7. Bold heading
2 large images
All text and
information
Task
3a

8. Mocks up using found images and
dummy text
• This e magazine inspired me to create a
similar type. Such as the big title and text on
the right and images on the left.
Task
3a

9. Task 3b
• Research your articles. Use a range of
relevant sources, both primary and secondary,
and keep a record of these sources. These
might be interviews, your own notes, results
of discussions, genre / narrative conventions
from other articles etc. Draft and write your
two articles by hand and / or on Word.
Task
3b

10. My sources / secondary research
• My two sources are
BBC and four four two.
There reason for this is
because fro my pre
research I chose these
two besides and now I
know information
about them. I chose
these websites because
they are both very
successful and have
millions of visits.
Task
3b

11. My primary research
• My primary research is that I did a
questionnaire upon this. I did a questionnaire
because I believe asking my audience what
they would like me to include in my magazine
can make them more interested in to it and
my spread the word on how good it is.
Task
3b

12. Interview
• I interviewed three people and asked them the same questing
‘what would you find interesting and would like to see in a football
magazine that does daily/weekly updates.’
• First person said “lots and lots of stas to see the best players and
teams etc. new upon individual footballers and make the e magzine
stand out”
• Second person said “I would like to see fans thoughts on how their
club performance/played”
• Third person said “well to be honest I love playing football and I
really read things to do with it, but I know a lot of people who do.
For me I would like there to be a lot of updates on players who
move from team to team, especially the star players. Also I would
like to see interviews with the best players to see what they do in
there everyday life.
Task
3b

13. Task 3c
• Desk top publish two complete digital
publishing products, including your original
copy / text, images, graphics and interactive
material (video / audio / rollovers /
hyperlinks). You will use Photoshop,
Illustrator and InDesign, and you will publish
your piece on your blog.
Task
3c

14. Stylistic conventions - headlines
Task
3c

15. Stylistic conventions – magazine layout
Task
3c

16. Target audience
• My target audience is teenagers because I
believe I can best portray my information and
magazine that way.
Task
3c

17. Task 3d
• Write two adaptations of one of the articles,
for a different audience. Use a different mode
of address and adapt the writing style and
language appropriately.
Task
3d

18. adaptation
• I would change my target audience not the
elderly because I want old people to use
technology more and understand it more.
Since my organisation is an e magazine its best
fit. Also this would give me a challenge on
how to attract the elderly to my e magazine.
Task
3d