I had to draw out a rough sketch of the front cover of a new school magazine. I have stuck to many of the codes and conventions of a magazine such as having a main image, a masterhead, buzzwords, a price and many more.I have also thought about the mise-en-scene and how that would need to be as the main article i have chosen to feature in the magazine is about film club.
Friday, 30 September 2011
Thursday, 29 September 2011
Pre Lim Task 1-Plans of School Magazine
In lesson we were asked to plan the front cover of a school magazine. I had to create a title for it, The Mise-en-scene in which my fron cover photo would take place and the coverlines that would be on it.
Plans for Front Cover
Plans for Front Cover
Title- WHS
Mise-en-scene –Film club cards, Films cases in background, Board at back with film club logo or website on, top with a film design on it.
Coverlines-
· Inside scoop on Film Club “If you love films, then you will love this”
· Loving the Library, Check out the amazing authors coming to Weatherhead.
· How to gain more iris points. “More points, More rewards”
· The ultimate guide to exams
· A day in the life of a teacher
· Win A trip for your year
· Behind the scenes of drama
Wednesday, 28 September 2011
Camera Angles-You`ve Been Framed Task
In the lesson I worked in a group to take images of specific things at certain angles to make sure I knew some of the shots I can use for my music magazine when I eventually make it.
A high angle long shot
An extreme close up of the time
Here I had to take pictures using the shot types given.
A big close up of someone using a mobile phone
A close up of someone in nature
A Long shot
A low angle medium close up
A photograph which has connotations of friendship
A photograph which has connotations of stress
A two shot in medium long shot
A very long shot conveying isolation
An over the shoulder shot of someone writing
Tuesday, 27 September 2011
Codes and Conventions of a Magazine
In the lesson I had to describe all the codes and conventions of a music magazine and what exactly they were there for.
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