Showing posts with label Introductions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Introductions. Show all posts

Tuesday, 22 September 2015

Feedback On Magazine Pitch

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In This Emaze I am presenting the comments I got on my pitch and ideas of my regional fashion magazine. Within this I will explain the points I received and what I'm going to do about it.

Thursday, 17 September 2015

Regional Magazine and Ancillary Task Pitch


This slideshare presents my personal pitch, in which I have produced to explore all of my ideas which I have thought of for my regional magazine and my two other ancillary projects. 

Thursday, 18 June 2015

Proposal

For my main task I will be creating a regional magazine, and base it around Fashion and Beauty that would be deemed as popular for women of the North East. I will include regional aspects by showing the city of Newcastle, Sunderland or Durham partnered with fashion. For example, I will have models wearing high fashion in the high streets of the different cities. I could also research into the locations and find local fashion stores that a lot of the public may not be aware of. These ideas are just preliminary, and there are lot of other aspects that I will be including in the long run, that I will elaborate on when further into my planning.

Tuesday, 16 June 2015

AS Reflection


 When looking back to my prints from AS media, I am proud overall of my creations, and generally happy with the final outcome of all of the magazine pages. I believe that I achieved the conventions that I had to include for the magazine to be a suitable print, but also suitable of my chosen genre.

  I definitely carried and gained various strengths when producing this project. I believe that I included conventions and features that reflect Hip-Hop culture and genre. I also know the genre well, and this allowed me to create the most relevant content and idea, to ensure that the magazine would be a successful Hip-Hop product.

With this, I also had a few weaknesses. When looking back, I would agree that I could have allowed my magazine to relate more to traditional Hip-Hop, this including darker colours and a more 'grittier' effect. However, I did find from my research that this new style of a fresher and cleaner look along with the basis of the genre is extremely popular within print production, especially for my chosen genre.

The skills that I have learned over the past year will be
hugely significant when transferring to A2 media for various
reasons. When creating another media product, photoshop
will come in extremely handy, and now that I have a decent
understanding and know a range of skills, I can have further
confidence and gain a quicker start to my new projects.