Unit 3: Create a media product

The post production techniques I used created meaning in my product because I used bright, friendly colours which shows it is a vibrant, upbeat magazine made so the fans can enjoy reading it. I used the colours of Doncaster rovers as that is recognisable to the fans and it is the colours DRFC wear on the pitch to represent the club. I used red stripes on the inside pages as Doncaster Rovers play in red stripes as their home kit. I used a sans serif font for headings as it is much easier to read compare to sarif fonts. This is important for the headings as they need to be clear to read especially as my audience is a younger demographic. On the inside pages, I have used a Doncaster Rovers logo in the top left and right corners as that is the identity of the club and is recognisable for the fans when reading. This fanzine is suitable for the mainstreamer audience as most people, especially men, have a large interest in football and they would support their local club. Doncaster has a larg...

  I used a layer style and specifically drop shadow and stroke to large text as it helps make titles and headings stand out. The opacity is how clear it is, the distance is how far away from the text and the size is how big it is on the text. I can also add this to drawn out boxes as I did for the holder of the masthead. This makes the title strand out and catch the audience's attention.  I used a text wrap so that the text on the interview page does not overlap with the box also on that page. This gives the magazine a more authentic and professional look which will appeal to my audience more    

2 Double page spreads  Content analysis

LO1- Nothing to do/improve LO2- Complete content analysis of an existing product, Mindmap of ideas LO3- Create all the pages and take screenshots as I go along LO4- Write the report after all the production is complete 

 

Double page spread for the stadium page Change proposal Start producing the pages Finish the pages