Compulsory Question 3
Hello, welcome back, my name is Jonathan Alvarez, and today I will be answering compulsory question 3. This is for my AICE Media Studies Cambridge AS Level course; my center number is US154.
Compulsory Question 3 asks “How does your production skills develop throughout this project"
Response - At the start of this project, my expertise in written material and my production skills were somehow developed. throughout the past eight months of making my magazine and posting blogs concerning the process, my production skills have developed and improved a lot. I used to be ready to explore and observe mistreatment planning tools. I used to be able to expand my experience and find out how to navigate through totally different software corresponding to Photoshop and Canva.
Preliminary Task - The preliminary tasks were useful within the method of developing my magazine and this offered me the
chance to experiment implementing totally different camera shots, layout, and redaction techniques. The preliminary tasks allowed me at
the time to spot my areas of weakness and what I required to figure on for my final product. In retrospect, within my preliminary tasks and my end
result I could identify not solely the progress of production but also its improvement.
In my preliminary I struggled with pictures, they lacked depth and focus, but with the utilization of moldboards and examples from alternative magazines, I managed to be ready to gather my plan along and project them onto my photos and my magazine.
Cover Page – Preliminary Cover Page vs. Final Cover Page - When comparing my preliminary cover page versus
my final cover page my preliminary cover lacked skills and dimension, I also
struggled a lot with editing. On the Final cover page, the image is clearer,
and the editing techniques and dimensions were better. While the Cover page of
my Preliminary Task lacked basic convention, the final cover page includes
taglines, more than 3 cover lines, and more sophisticated dividers and
techniques. While both Covers include a Masthead the design is different and it
shows the progress, The Preliminary Masthead doesn’t really stand out, the
white color blends and the font is similar to the one used in one of the covers
lines. On the other hand, the masthead of my preliminary task lacked focus and
impact while the one on my final cover page stands out more not only because of
the thoughtful usage of colors within the cover image, but it also has the biggest font in the entire page, the subheadings give it a special touch of
brief information of the magazine's contents. Overall, the Final Magazine cover
has a completely different appearance than the preliminary, while the
preliminary looks were rather empty and definitely lacks technical aspects, the
final one looks more professional and sophisticated.
Contents Page, Preliminary
vs. Final - There is an add-up to the contrast between the contents page from my
preliminary tasks and the ultimate contents page. One of the most important things
I learned from my preliminary task that I connected to my Last Substance page
was to require advantage of space. In my Preparatory Substance page, there is a
parcel of space accessible, and it needs subheadings that will allow a little
understanding of what the heading will cover and falls flat to seize the
reader’s consideration. On the other hand, on the ultimate Substance page, I
take full advantage of the space accessible, and I incorporate both Headings
and Subheadings. I too took the opportunity of counting assist understanding
into data almost access to the substance inside the magazine. One thing that
too changed is the distinction in textual style styles and estimate utilized a
more extensive assortment of textual styles on the Ultimate Substance page.
Both the preparatory substance page and the ultimate included more than 4
photographs that are set in a particular lay labeling theirs possess category,
with their highlight feature.
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