1. PRODUCTION LOG FOR THE MAKING OF MY FRONT COVER 2. 1. 3 . 2Step 1:Step 2:The making of my masthead Step 3: To emphasis the ‘G’ the usefulness ofstarted with theThen…

1. Evaluation ofFinal Products 2. Final Product 3. Front Cover Evaluation:Research• Before beginning the production of my front cover I researched anddeconstructed three…

1.In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?The conventionsof “Classic Rock” There is also anmagazine…eyebrow,…

1.Magazine Analysis Caitlin Humphreys2. 1. Images from professional photo shoot – band pose suggests professionalism.Images of CD covers Selling line CoverlinesThe text…

1. •Usually the main feature Article. •Studio photographs usually In medium close-up or mid shot •Direct address 2. •Has, a trademark unique font. •Usually one…

1. •Usually the main feature Article. •Studio photographs usually In medium close-up or mid shot •Direct address 2. •Has, a trademark unique font. •Usually one…

1. •Usually the main feature Article. •Studio photographs usually In medium close-up or mid shot •Direct address 2. •Has, a trademark unique font. •Usually one…

1. •Usually the main feature Article. •Studio photographs usually In medium close-up or mid shot •Direct address 2. •Has, a trademark unique font. •Usually one…

1. Research By Evie Theodore 2. Secondary images These help to intrigue the reader as they are able to see who else will feature in the magazine. The reader will see the…

1. There is a clear bold masthead. This covers the main image therefore telling us that this is not a well know magazine and that is the masthead This is the main got covered…