Thursday, 19 May 2011

Magazine Cover Questionairre Results

Excel Magazine Question a Ire Results

Tuesday, 17 May 2011

TV Listings Magazines

TV & Satellite Week is the most expensive TV magazine with a price of £1.20 but it isn't a very popular magazine(with as it is so expensive and cheaper magazines have equal quality. The figure of the amount of people who buy a year for TV & Satellite Week is 180,776. Which is not very high at all.

Total TV guide is in the middle of the TV magazines with a price of £1. This is still quite expensive and is not very popular at all with a figure of 121,349. This is even lower than TV & Satellite Week.

TV Choice is the cheapest magazine of all of them. It was just 40p and has gone down even lower to 33p! This is also the most popular TV magazine with a figure of 1,362,384. This magazine is making a huge profit as they are selling so many.

Monday, 4 April 2011

Unit 6 Five Possible Fonts For Magazine Titles

Suitable Fonts for Magazine

Unit 6 Possible Titles

Spice, Sweet, Candy, Miss Teen

These would all be suitable titles for a teen girl magazine as they are all quite girly and cute. Miss Teen is quite a good one as it is showing its for girls (Miss) and for teenagers (Teen).

Unit 6 Target Audience For Magazine

My magazine is aimed at young teenage girls, I have shown this by the colour schemes, e.g bright colours especially pinks, whites and blacks. Also by the teenage girl on the front and the stories which go with the magazine.

Unit 6 Evaluation Question 6

6) Describe the technical skills you have gained?
- Learnt how to get rid of a background of an image with the "Magic Wand"

Unit 6 Evaluation Question 5

5) Describe two skills you have gained?
- Found different fonts
- Learnt to use photoshop

Unit 6 Evaluation Question 4

4) Describe two challenges you have overcome?
- Finding different original fonts that magazine covers haven't used yet
- Trying to get a decent pictures to use for the magazine cover

unit 6 Evaluation Question 3

3) Do you feel that your product is suitable for your target audience?
My target audience is aimed at young/teenage girls and i think my product is suitable for my target audience.

Unit 6 Evaluation Question 2

2) How has technology helped turn your design into a real product?
It has helped me design fonts, have real pictures (not a drawings) and create effects such as shadows and glows.

Unit 7 Evaluation Question 6

6) Describe the technical skills you have gained?
- To do multi colored background on photoshop instead of one block color

Unit 7 Evaluation Question 5

5) Describe two skills you have gained?
- Become more familiar with photoshop
- Finding different fonts which are different and original

Unit 7 Evaluation Question 5

5) Describe two skills you have gained?
- Become more familiar with photoshop
- Finding different fonts which are different and original

Unit 7 Evaluation Question 4

4) Describe two challenges you have overcome?
- Trying to get a decent picture to use and to fit in the advert
- Trying to find a different font, which is original and unique for the advert

Unit 7 Evaluation Question 3

3) Do you feel that your product is suitable for your target audience?
My target audience is aimed at women of nearly all ages except for small children and i think my product is suitable for my target audience.

Unit 7 Evaluation Question 2

2) How has technology helped turn your design into a real product?
It has helped me design fonts, have a picture of the real product (not a drawing) and create effects such as shadows etc.

Monday, 28 March 2011

Romantic Comedy Powerpoint

Romantic Comedy Presentation

Unit 6 Evaluation Question 1

1) How does your finished product compare to your design?
It is the same as my design

How my advert fits the cap codes

CAP intends its Code to be based on the enduring principles that marketing communications should not mislead, harm or offend. A CAP objective is to ensure that the Code adequately protects children and others whose circumstances seem to CAP to put them in need of special protection, yet retains an environment in which responsible advertising can flourish. CAP intends its rules to be transparent, accountable, proportionate, consistent, targeted only where regulation is needed and written so that they are easily understood, easily implemented and easily enforced.

http://www.cap.org.uk/CAP-and-BCAP-Consultations/Closed-consultations/CAP-Code-Review-consultation/Executive-summary.aspx

I think my advert fits within this code, because it does not offend or is harmful. This is because there isn't any images or writing which could offend, there is a bluey white background with an image of a bracelet and a brand name of "Mariees" and a product name of "Diamond Bliss". This is not offending in anyway.

Unit 7 Evaluation Question 1

1) How does your finished product compare to your design?
It is the same as my design