Evaluations
Liam Butcher AS Media blog
Monday, 24 March 2014
Friday, 7 February 2014
Monday, 4 March 2013
Skills Development
Looking back at your preliminary task (the college magazine
task), what do you feel you have learnt in the progression from it to full
product?
I feel that I have learnt quite a lot since my preliminary
task, definitely learnt how to take better photos and set them up better to get
the effect I want, I have also become more experienced with photoshop, which is
clear as my college magazine wasn’t not very good in quality at all, whereas my
actual magazine looked a massive lot better, so it’s obvious that my skill has
developed since the start.
Technologies
What have you learnt about technologies from the process of
constructing this product?
In the process of constructing this product, I have learnt a few thing
about technologies. Pretty much all of this was in photoshop, as this is the
first time I have ever used it, so I had to learn all about how to use it. I
learnt all of the basics just from trial and error, and pretty much went from
there. I used mostly shapes on my magazine, so it may have been quite basic due
to the limited set of skills I have, but for the amount of time I had I think
it was pretty decent.
Addressing my audience
How did you attract/address your audience?
To attract my audience, I used a lot of different
techniques. First of all, I had the sell line right on the top, so would be one
of the first things the people see, and also having the masthead quite large,
draws the reader in to having a look at the magazine. I have tried to use
colours that go well together so that it captures the attention of the
audience. The main cover image is also trying to drag the reader in, using
direct mode of address. The cover lines also are made to stand out, they are
put in alternating colours so are easier to read and so they look better. i
have also given a competition on the fornt cover to win gig tickets to also try
and pull the reader in.
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