Research & Planning - Magazine Final

Research & Planning - College Magazine Drafts

Research & Planning - Font Activity

Research & Planning - Interview Q/A

Q/A

What type of cover lines would you expect to see on a college magazine?

-Joe Hulme: Ones related to students.

-Jake Jackson: Cover lines that relate to college life

-Abigail Jackson: Short and simple cover lines that aren’t boring or overpowering.

Does my Masthead look right for a college magazine?

-Makes the college look important.

-Stands out to the reader and attracts the audience.

-Very interesting and snappy masthead.

What things do you like about my magazine?

-How the title goes under the main image.

-The font used is perfect and stands out.

-The main image is a correct size.

What things do you NOT like about my magazine?

-Cover lines need to be more varied.

-Need to be more spaced out.

-Background of image could be better. Basic.

What would you change?

-Add more colour to the cover lines.

-Change the bar going across the middle, size and cover lines.

-Think of different cover lines to put in the bar.

Research & Planning - Magazine Draft

Research & Planning - Q&A Videos

Research & Planning - Medium close up Examples

Research & Planning - College Magazine Analysis

The codes and conventions of this I'mage are: Image, Barcode, Price, Date, Subheading, Cover Lines, Masthead.

The mast head of the magazine is "COLLEGE" that is how i know it is a college magazine. The "MAIN IMAGE" of the the magazine is a girl who is a college aged girl. It has cover lines speaking about College terms like freshman. The target audience is a college aged student because it will have contents about college; College life, college stories.

Research & Planning - Film Review/Tutorial

I used indesign to create this film review and have made this in preparation for the future college magazine i will be making. I firstly created guides so columns helped me out with the layout of the magazine page. I then imported text which carried on in to each column. I then imported my image and stretched it out into an appropriate size which is different to the original. Then finally exported the file to a JPEG.

Research & Planning - Magazine Codes And Conventions

Research & Planning - Magazine Research

Film Poster Activity

Research & Planning - PhotoshopChallenge