Evaluation 7 - Looking back at your preliminary Task, what do you feel you have learnt in the progression?

in this task I used press, I looked at my final product and my preliminary task and compared them both to what I have learnt.

Evaluation 6 - What have you learn about technologies from the process of constructing this product.

During this task I used Prezi  and thought about all the different technologies that I have used through out this whole project.

Evaluation 5- how did you attract and address your audience.

During this task i used the web tool Canva as I havnt yet used this a lot so this was a different.

Evaluation 4 - Who would be the audience for your media product ?

I used Piktochart to create a small presentation on who would be expected to read my magazine and who I have aimed it at. What ages, genders and ethnicity are most likely to buy my magazine and why.

Evaluation 3 - How does your media product represent particular social groups?

I used emaze as a web tool for this task. I researched into what different elements would help and be with my magazine and who my magazine is aimed at and why this is shown.

Evaluation 2- What kind of media institution might distribute your product

I used press to create a presentation on what kind of media institution would distribute my product. I researched into different company's to see what would best suit my magazine and used all the information, to decide what publisher company I would use for my one.

Evaluation 1 - In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products.

I did a prezi on my magazine, I annotated all my covers and gave detail on what I did and why.

DOUBLE PAGE SPREAD FINAL

This is my final double page spread which I stuck to loads of the conventions to appeal to my target audience a lot more.

CONTENTS PAGE FINAL

This is my final contents page, all the information and research I have gathered helped me to see what codes and conventions should be included

FRONT COVER FINAL

This is my final front cover that I have worked on and gathered all my information to make this as best as it could be and targeted at my audience.

Screenshot of my progression regarding my double page spread.

With my double page spread I made a lot of changes in order to make it better each time. below is how my first trail at my double page spread before getting feedback. This is how I first started, as you can see the background is dull and the 3 pictures at the bottom are all the same. there isn't anything that was standing out so before continuing I had to make a lot of changes. This was one side of my double page spread, I added a colour background that would again linked to all my 3 pages together. This made my page stand out and appeal a little bit more to my target audience much a lot of things had to change in order for my to reach top marks and appeal to my target audience. My double page spread was getting there at this point, as I changed a lot of things however it was to bland and there wasn't a lot of my double page spread and i was lacking with conventions. This was my final double page spread, I used all the conventions of a double page spread and included all my audience feedback. I sued quotes and made all text and titles stand out a lot more. I enlarged my main image so that it stood out to the audience a lot more and took additional pictures so no pictures were the same in the same outfits.

Screenshots of my progression regarding contents page

My contents took me the most time when completing this product. Below is how my contents page looked when I first did it without the feedback. The feedback I got was very constrictive as my target audience wasn't interested in it and it didn't appeal to them at all. They said the range of colour was dull and the pictures all looked the same from my front cover and there was enough on the page of them to really been interested in reading my magazine. After taking all the feedback on board I then came up with this on. I changed the background so it would link to my front cover and used bright bold colours. I included different pictures however some of my text was hard to see and all the images were from the same day so I knew this had to change. This was my final product I put all my feedback together and used all the conventions of a music magazine contents page. I used a whole range of images with all different people and places and used the same colour scheme throughout which is bold and bright.

Screenshots of my progression regarding my front cover

During my whole product I changed a lot on my front cover, double page spread and my contents page as I listened to feedback, saw what did go well and what didn't look right. Below is a picture of what my front cover looks liked at the start when I didn't ask for feedback at this point. For my first front cover I tried to use many conventions and have a plain background. I tired so hard to make it fit my target audience but after the feedback they said it doesn't appeal to them its to dull and boring and many of them didn't understand the name and didn't think it fit with my magazine. I then made slight changed to it which one of the things were, changing the name of the magazine as ' Audio weekly' didn't stand out and the fact I was publishing my magazine monthly the word 'weekly' didn't fit right. This was finally my end product with all the editing and changing, I changed many of my fonts the layout so it was a lot more clearer and my background so it was stand out a lot more and much more bright.