Favourites This Week

Film: Star Wars Original Trilogy.
Programme: Big Bang Theory
Song: Sleigh Ride, by Ella Fitzgerald
Website: E! Online
Magazine: Empire

Preliminary Task

Our preliminary task is produce the front page of a new school magazine, featuring a photograph of a student in medium close-up plus some appropriately laid-out text and a masthead.
I have started to create the front cover, researching other magazines of different genres as I proceed.
I decided to direct my school magazine at the students. To do this I have to make my choices carefully, as I am targeting students from the ages 11-18 (including the 6th form students).
My first idea was to create a magazine purely for 6th form students but this way I can provide for a larger bracket of students.

Something I really didn't want was the magazine to act like a school newsletter. I want my magazine to appeal to the students, I want them to want to read it. And hopefully not be screwed up into a paper ball or folded into an paper airplane.
To achieve this I have to apply things to my magazine that they would want to read, and attract the to read it. This means using appropriate fonts, pictures and layout.

I have attached my title to this post, I feel it is appropriate for the students magazine and contains the school colour.
Factors like those have to be considered throughout producing this task.

Favourite this week

Film: Sleepless in Seattle
Programme: Veronica Mars
Song: It's oh so quiet, by Bjork
Website: Café Press
Magazine: Vanity Fair

After ALOT of consideration, i have finally decided to create the print task.
Although I would like to go on to work in Film and TV in the future, and the filming task would give me experience in that.
I think that I would achieve a better grade in this task if I went forward to create and study magazines.
I will use my brothers band, in my final piece. I looking foward to studing music magazines and having ago at creating one myself.

Favourites this week

Film: The Holiday
Programme: Veronica Mars
Song: Just havn't met you yet, by Michael Búble
Magazine: Sky mag (for the interviews)
Webstie: Empire Online