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Unit 14

 

Magazine Production

 

Learning Aim A - CLICK HERE to download the Assignment Brief. 

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CLICK HERE for an example of a magazine analysis

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LA A - A written task for Digital vs Printed Magazines.​

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Download the checklist above to help you with the task. This needs to be completed in your Unit 14 OneDrive folder.

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The two links below may help you when writing about the impact of the internet on printed publications.

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-35561145

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https://www.walsworth.com/blog/print-magazines-arent-dying-and-heres-why

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Creating your magazine

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Learning Aim B and C - CLICK HERE to download the Assignment Brief. 

 

CLICK HERE to download the Photoshop templates for your front cover and double-page spread.

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CLICK HERE to download the Unit 14 Evidence Checklist. Use this to track your progress.

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Your first task is to start planning out the content of the double-page spread and decide on what the article will be about. List what images and text you will need.​

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On plain paper, start to design a rough layout for your double-page spread. You will also need to plan the following:

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  • An appropriate name for the magazine

  • A list of photographs you will take

  • A summary of what text you will need (interview notes, factual information etc)

  • A colour scheme.

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If you are confident you can start designing this in Photoshop. You will need:

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  • A4 front cover (portrait)

  • A3 double-page spread (landscape)
     

The four videos below will help you with some basics. Make sure you look at your drawn designs and mock ups from your Unit 4 Portfolio.

How to create a new file, adding the rulers and creating a custom shape.

How to save your PSD file in your L2 Media folder.

How to add titles and a body of text.

How to add and edit found or "Secondary" images from the internet.

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