Sasha Nahum Unit 3 and 21

Task 9: Meeting the client brief (U3: P5, M4, D1) Learning outcome 4 (U3): Be able to carry out post production techniques and processes for an original media product to a client brief P5 (U3): Carry out post production techniques and processes for an original media product in line to the client brief The format I have exported the magazine front cover is a JPEG file so I can insert into my blog. The format I have exported the magazine double page spread is a JPEG file so I can insert into my blog. M4 (U3): Demonstrate how the exported media product meets the client brief D1 (U3): Analyse how post-production techniques and processes create meaning in the media product to meet the client brief.  The front cover of my magazine fits the client brief because it  conforms to the requirement of the magazine being a North London based magazine by the cover line offering the chance to win tickets to wireless festival, is a festival based in North London. As well as this, another cove...

Task 8: Post-production techniques and processes (U3: P5)  Learning Outcome 4  (U3) :  Be able to carry out post-production techniques and processes for an original media product to a client brief.     P5  (U3) : Carry out post-production techniques and processes to produce a final original media product in line to the client brief    I firstly  uploaded my main image onto the front cover. I decided to do this before writing the cover-lines as then I would be able to scatter the cover-lines across the page without disrupting the main image.  I then used the shape tool and created a rectangle, that I used as a skyline.  I then duplicated the skyline layer, and dragged it to the bottom. This is so I have a space to put the significant conventions of a magazine, such as the date, edition number, price and website.  I then used the colour picker to change the 2 shapes to the colour purple, as that is the signature colour...