Yael Bradman Unit 3 and 21

Learning Outcome 4 (U3): Be able to carry out post-production techniques and processes for an original media product to a client brief.   I have exported both front covers and double page spread as JPEG'S so they have been saved in a appropriate format for the client. This is a compressed file, which ensures that quality is kept but it loads quicker on a webpage. Front Cover: Double Page Spread: Creating the front cover:                                      The first step in designing my front cover was to use the text box tool and make a list of relevant genres of rap and place this on the top of the image.  The client brief mentions that for the exported media  product we have been asked by The London Magazine to design and produce a new online and print magazine based and focused in North London.  This new magazine should highli...

Learning Outcome 4 (U3): Be able to carry out post-production techniques and processes for an original media product to a client brief.  Front cover and Double page spread: After designing the final front cover for my magazine “Wrapped Up” there are many aspects which went well such as the clear defined title.  The bright yellow writing alongside the black text stands out and makes it clear and bold. Another strength of the cover are the cover lines on the left side.  These give the reader a brief idea of what the magazine is focusing on before starting to read inside.  The cover lines are also a positive aspect as the bright yellow and red colours under the text grabs out attention and highlight the important facts about the magazines content.   The main image on the cover which is the model is also another positive aspect of our magazine “Wrapped Up”, as he links into our target audience of 16-22 year olds as the model looks our target age and our...