Unit 6: Production Reflection
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The document describes the process taken to create a magazine cover and contents page for a fictional gaming magazine called "PC Daily". It outlines each step, including adding background images, sizing and placing a character image, adding titles and text boxes using different colors and fonts. Additional details like release date, barcodes and overlapped shapes were used to make it look professional. The inside pages included written reviews on For Honor and an upcoming preview of Shadow of War, with accompanying images.
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One key convention used in the magazine cover was including a simple black box behind the cover text, which the author used to make the text look more professional. Another convention was including a masthead, which the author placed over the artist image to clearly connect it to the topic of a niche DJ magazine article.
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This document discusses how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real magazines.
It summarizes how the cover, contents page, and article page utilize common magazine conventions like mastheads and promotional offers while also developing elements like more detailed background images and layouts tailored for a niche audience.
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The document provides step-by-step instructions for constructing the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread for a magazine mock-up. Key steps include removing backgrounds from images using the Polygonal Lasso Tool, filling in missing parts of images using the Fill Tool, adding color boxes and text for cover lines, inserting a masthead and adjusting its appearance, and arranging images and text on spreads while learning to use tools like the Lasso Tool. The creator aims to make each section visually appealing and professionally designed based on conventions from real magazines.
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Sophie Canning describes the process of creating her film magazine cover. She experimented with different fonts and chose one that was bold and clear. For the main image, she edited a photo in Photoshop to create the desired effect of a woman looking through a door. After creating a layout, she refined her drafts by adjusting placement of images and text, changing colors, and getting feedback from peers. Her final draft effectively conveyed the horror theme while following magazine design conventions.
6. production reflection(1) 1
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4. production experiments(1)
Luke Ross created experiments for a film poster and DVD cover to practice concepts and designs for his final project. For the poster, he layered torn newspaper clippings around text and images to create a distressed look. Feedback indicated improving the newspaper texture and adding hidden details. For the DVD cover, he created a template with a background image, title, and character photo to demonstrate typical elements. Both experiments provided an opportunity to test design ideas and receive feedback to strengthen his final designs.
Front cover magazine process
The document summarizes the steps taken to create the front cover of a magazine in Photoshop. It describes removing the background of a model image using selection tools, adding color to lips and nails, smoothing skin with a healing brush, changing a shirt to black using paint and brush tools, adding a masthead with the magazine name, placing a barcode image, and positioning additional text elements like article titles and a skyline around the page. The final cover includes a plug shape advertising a contest or giveaway in all capital letters.
6. production reflection newest copy
The document describes Hayden's process of creating a magazine layout in Photoshop. Hayden used various tools in Photoshop like the pencil, fill, shape, text, and embedded tools to draw objects, add colors, write text, and insert images. For each piece, Hayden explained which tools they used to create different elements like backgrounds, logos, reviews, and graphics. The goal was to design a magazine layout advertising and reviewing various video games.
How i made the polaroiddd
The document describes the 5 step process for creating a Polaroid photo composite for a magazine cover:
1. A peach-colored square was made and positioned at an angle to look like it was paper-clipped onto the magazine cover.
2. A black square was temporarily added inside to size the photo before uploading.
3. The edited photo was uploaded and sized within the polaroid shape.
4. A paperclip shape was customized and placed half on/half off the polaroid to look realistically attached.
5. Drop shadows were added to the polaroid and paperclip to make them appear 3D and professionally designed.
6. fmp production reflection
The document contains reflections from a game developer on various assets and processes created for a game project.
For a map asset, the developer considered what players would want to see at different difficulty levels and included a changeable map. They created the basic map using shape, fill, and paint tools.
For a character asset, the developer included only an eye to avoid revealing too much. They added a reflection of a friend in the eye to add mystery and emotion. Tools like brush, smudge, and blur were used.
For another character drawing, the developer added shading to make it more life-like as requested by audiences. Layers and color tools were used. More blending and smoothing could have improved
7. fmp evaluation
The document provides a summary and evaluation of a student's final production project. It discusses the student's research process, planning, time management, technical and aesthetic qualities of the products (a magazine and posters), audience appeal, and peer feedback. For the research, the student conducted surveys and interviews. Planning involved mind maps and mood boards, though magazine research was lacking. Time management was poor due to illness, limiting the products. The magazine and posters were well-designed overall based on technical and aesthetic feedback. However, the magazine could have included more content and information. The peer feedback agreed more content in the magazine was needed but disagreed that the poster required more visual effects. With more time, the student would have added more content to
Screenshots dps
The document describes the process of creating a double-paged magazine spread in Photoshop. The creator first sets up the document as a landscape A3 canvas. They then section off the pages and add text boxes, images, and graphics like banners and pull quotes. Colors and positioning are adjusted to make the layout cohesive. Additional elements like advertisements, biographies, and social media icons are incorporated. The images are also edited for better quality and vibrancy. In the end, the creator has produced a polished, two-page magazine spread layout in Photoshop.
Development of front cover
The document describes the 12 step process taken to design the front cover of a magazine.
1) The main photo was chosen and edited to remove unwanted flashes and enhance features.
2) Additional elements were added including the magazine title, band name, articles, and album art.
3) Formatting and design elements were adjusted to make the layout symmetrical and visually appealing, including adding blurs and tilting images.
Magazine Cover Screenshots - Final Draft of Cover
The document describes various edits and design changes made to a magazine cover. The website address was moved underneath the title to increase visibility. Text around Sophie's head was filled in using a spot healing tool. The anchorage text was made slightly smaller using transform tools. An American price was added below the British price since the magazine covers world cinema. The background was darkened by selecting Sophie's body, creating a new layer, and using brightness tools. The cover line text was spread out so 'music' and 'stop' aligned.
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Here are the references in Harvard style:
1. Tolkien, J.R.R., 2001. Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring. USA: New Line Cinema.
2. Tolkien, J.R.R., 1954. Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers. USA: United Artists.
3. Tolkien, J.R.R., 1955. Lord of the Rings: The Return of The King. USA: United Artists. Available at: http://www.lordoftherings.net/ [Accessed Date].
4. Davis, E., 2010. Fellowship of the Ring. USA: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.
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This document provides details for a proposed radio advertisement for Coca Cola. The ad would target English-speaking countries and feature radio as its platform and format. It describes a story where a man hears war sounds and is in pain, but is refreshed after drinking a Coke. The style is meant to be similar to Snickers ads where eating the product makes one feel better. The target audience is people aged 10-40 of various classes and genders who listen to radio and enjoy soft drinks. Legal considerations note the inclusion of war sounds could potentially be seen negatively.
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7. evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of the production process for an animation created by the author. It discusses the research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, audience appeal, and peer feedback received on the animation. For research, the author notes they had to estimate details for one character due to lack of reference material. For planning, mood boards and character mockups helped but more planning could have improved realism. Time constraints prevented adding more details. Peer feedback praised the sword clashes and character designs but noted the animation needed improvements to be smoother and longer. The author agrees more polish was needed to better convey the story.
6. production reflection (1)
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2. research
The product research provided useful examples of existing medieval and fantasy works to help inform the design of the animated sword fight. Questionnaires helped identify what elements audiences enjoy in the genre, such as intense fight scenes, so those aspects could be incorporated. However, interviews revealed some people are not interested in fantasy or action, so the product may not appeal to all. Overall, the research methods helped gain audience insights but had limitations in only reaching a small sample.
4. proposal
This proposal is for a pixel animation called "Game of Pixels" that depicts a duel between Ned Stark and Jaime Lannister from Game of Thrones. The purpose is to entertain fans of the TV show and advertise both the show and a potential pixel video game. The animation will show a medieval sword fight between the two characters in a style reflecting the dark and conflictual tone of battles in Game of Thrones. The target audience is primarily male teenagers ages 14-19 who enjoy fantasy, medieval themes, and the Game of Thrones series. The animation will include some blood but no overly graphic or offensive content.
5. pre production
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3. production experiments go t
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1. initial plans
Louis Dowson has created a mood board and initial plans for an animated pixel art project based on Game of Thrones. The mood board focuses exclusively on Game of Thrones imagery to inspire a fight scene from season one. Most images use darker colors and similar fonts to the show. The mood board will influence the pixel character designs, animations, colors, and fonts used in the final project to achieve a professional look similar to an official Game of Thrones product. The initial proposal is for an advertisement animating the Ned Stark and Jaime fight as a trailer for a new Game of Thrones pixel game, targeting 15-20 year old fans of the show. Graphic novel and poster ideas were discounted in favor of the more
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Ealing London Independent Photography meeting - June 2024
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Unit 6: Production Reflection
- 2. Process First off I went to google images online, this was an easy step, but then I had to find a picture of Talion the main character of shadow of Mordor, a game that was released in 2014, the picture I needed had to be a render of Talion so it wouldn’t require cutting out from a original image, because I found one I was able to cut corners and so I saved time in my work in that respect, I sized the picture so it would fit on the page how I wanted to fit, it needed to be perfect otherwise it wouldn’t be good enough.
- 3. Process Once I had the picture of Talion down I needed to get the background, so I got the picture that Talion originated from and placed it behind the picture of Talion I already had placed down, things were starting to take shape, but I needed a title, I knew it needed to be big and eye catching so, I came up with ‘PC DAILY’ using the text tool, I used stand out text colours and then put a background behind them, and placed red bars above and below the title using the rectangle tool, I thought this wasn’t good enough though it needed something more, so I put ‘THE PLANETS BEST GAMING/PC MAGAZINE’ using the text tool and I highlighted BEST in yellow so It stands out.
- 4. Process I had the background, I had the title but it was no where near completion I needed content, because without content, people don’t know what’s in the magazine and if you tease what’s in it people will buy it to see what’s inside, so I put the shadow of mordor title in the middle to make clear that it was headlining shadow of mordor, I then added some information about the magazine using the text tool at the top right and top left of the magazine, to show some bits of what is to come inside the magazine, I coloured these words using the colour tool differently to catch peoples eye.
- 5. Process I had a bit of info, a title, a background it was really starting to look like a magazine, but again it needed a bit more if I were to make this complete, so I added a big oval using the shape tool in the bottom left of the magazine, it was a big red oval and I thought I should over lap it with a smaller yellow oval also using the shape tool to make it look more professional, so I did and I loved how it looked, so then I added some text using the text tool to the oval and this would give more ideas about what’s inside the magazine, and so it really helped make it look professional.
- 6. Process Next I needed some final touches to make my magazine cover look truly professional, so I added some more info around the front cover using the text tool, this would make people want to look inside and see what else could be found inside this magazine, I believe this is so important to making a magazine cover because looking at other magazine covers this is what they do, I also added a barcode I got from google images using copy and paste and which month and year this magazine was from down below this made people know which issue this was, this was really just some finishing touches and it made it look like it was a real magazine.
- 7. Process Of course my magazine had to have something inside it, I wanted to write about what I think of For Honour, so I did using the text tool, I talked about how it is disappointing and lazy, I managed to write quite a lot about it and this shows that I am quite good at talking and reviewing games, after this I moved onto the other side of the double page spread and started talking about Shadow of War using the text tool, the new Shadow of Mordor game, I talked about what it could include and why I’m excited for it, after I did this I added a picture of Talion from google images and used copy and paste behind the text and then added a background to the For Honour section from google images to finish it off.
Editor's Notes
- 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.
- 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.