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Looking back at your preliminary task, what do you feel you have learnt in the progression from it to the full
product?
I also carried out many drafts in the process before making a decision on what looked the most appropriate.
What I have learnt from this process?
- Not to make the magazine too cluttered.- To use new and different colours that you haven't seen used before in a magazine to give it a fresh and contemporary look. - Keep all the selling lines straight-Add catchy phrases- Make sure the title fits the magazine and themes in the magazine- The content must vary.
I feel I have made a great deal of progress since my preliminary task compared to my final product. However I did keep some of the conventions as I felt they were effective in my school magazine.
- Kept the main image a head and shoulders shot as I feel that is conventional of any magazine and in my opinion a magazine that doesn’t do that looks unprofessional for the cover. - I also kept the catchy phrases as I feel it adds a sense of humour for example “Rita Ora is HOT right now”- this is taken from her latest song called “hot right now” so I have used her lyrics as a tag line to describe her and people who know the song will understand the sense of humour-For the tag lines I learnt how to soften them and make them more opaque as I learnt that the main focus should be the masthead as this is the most eye-catching aspect to attract the Target Audience. - I have also learnt to keep the themes the same throughout the three inserts as I have carried through the same colours and stories.
Overall.. Overall, I feel i have made a great deal of progress from my preliminary task and I have learnt a lot and I believe this has
allowed me to appeal to my target audience more. I feel that I have been influenced by magazines on the market and I have had the advantage of being able to pick and choose what parts
I like out of the magazines and then use it in mine. My market research was really helpful and I based most of my
decisions on that and research that I had carried out. I also believe that drafting is the key to success as they say
“practice makes perfect”, but this way i was able to make minor changes that really made a difference to the professionalism of
the magazine.