Showing posts with label double page spread. Show all posts
Showing posts with label double page spread. Show all posts

Thursday, 13 October 2016

Deadline Day - Friday 14th October



Friday 14th October is Deadline Day

You must hand in your folder at the end of Mr Smith's lesson.

Your folder must include:

  • Research and planning LIST HERE
  • Draft magazine cover on A4
  • Draft magazine contents page on A4 or A3 (as appropriate)
  • Draft magazine double page spread on A3

All magazine elements must be in printed in colour.

If any of the work is missing you will have an after school detention in the week following half term.

Friday, 30 September 2016

A Reminder


I'm checking your folders this weekend. Make sure you have all your research and planning printed out. This should include all of the following:
  • Research the genre-conventions of the magazines within your chosen genre
  • Examples of existing titles within the genre
  • Analyse a cover, contents page and double page spread from an existing title within your genre
  • Colour palettes-five examples of colour palettes you may use. Add examples from your genre.
  • Fonts-five examples of the type of font you may use. Add examples from your genre.
  • Language register (A/A*)
  • Moodboard-create at least one for the ideas that have inspired you.
  • Audience research (UK Tribes)-which tribe would buy your magazine? They are the tribe/ target audience you are aiming your magazine at.
  • Use SurveyMonkey to create a Questionnaire aimed at your audience. Ask at least 5 people to answer it.
  • Create audience profiles for a male and a female audience member.
  • Analyse the media institution that will publish your magazine
ALSO

Add any preliminary drafts of your cover, contents page and double page spreads.

Friday, 11 December 2015

11W: Work To Do (11th - 17th December)

  • Complete your research and planning folder
  • Finish all three sections of your magazine: cover, contents page and double page spread
  • Answer all the evaluation questions in detail
  • Ensure each section in your folder is title correctly
  • Print out all work and add to folder