Before I started working on my final product, I created a preliminary task based on my college life. It had to include a front cover and a contents page, which was also supplied with all of my own photos that I had took around the college campus. From carrying out this task, I got an idea of how high my standard of work should be to achieve the grade I want, and I quickly got familiar with Adobe Photoshop again, as it had been a while since I had designed a magazine. Overall, I received a grade A for this piece of work, which is a level I have aimed to maintain throughout all of my coursework, I have even tried to improve this from my teachers feedback.
Showing posts with label Evaluation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Evaluation. Show all posts
Friday, 26 February 2016
Evaluation- Question 4
Q4 from Layla Cairns
Below are some links to previous blog posts, regarding target audience:
Research into the Target Audience
Target Audience Feedback
Target Audience Research Results
Thursday, 25 February 2016
Evaluation- Question 1
Q1) In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
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| Updated Double Page Spread |
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| Updated Front Cover |
Postliminary to this video being filmed, I made several changes to the front cover and double page spread. First of all, I changed the cover lines a little on the cover, as I thought they went too close to the models head, which is not how they are on other competitors magazine covers. As for the double page spread, I removed one of the article's question, which created space in the bottom, right hand corner to add another new image of my model, and feature a picture of her upcoming 'CD'. I realised that lots of other music magazines, that also involved big celebrities, would showcase a picture of their music, so it was recognisable to readers when they were shopping etc.
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