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9. D1: Analyse how post-production techniques and processes create meaning in the media product to meet the client brief

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Learning outcome 4 (U3): Be able to carry out post-production techniques and processes for an original media product to a client brief Front Cover - (M4:U3) Double page spread -  (M4:U3) Front Cover (final): Double page spread (final): Ive exported both my double page spread and my front cover as JPEG's The brief explicitly said I was required to create the first edition of my magazine and that includes the front cover and double page spread. In the images above show my original front cover and double page spread. The client brief said I was required to create the first edition of my magazine, said It would include the front cover and the double page spread of the magazine. I have met this requirement from the client brief as I have created an original front cover and double page spread for my magazine which is unique for my magazine. The client brief said the magazine is to focus on North London. My magazine does focus on the area of North London....
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8. Post-production techniques and processes; Learning outcome 4 (U3):

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LO4: (U3) Be able to carry out post-production techniques and processes for an original media product to a client brief. Front cover of my magazine "The Gig" Screenshots for the making of the front cover: (P5:U3) In the image above i was using the rubber tool, this was the colouring of the centre circle (green) had gone a bit over the edges and I was trying to fix it to get it back within the circle. The circle was left in colour to show it off and make it stand out to customers, this is as it is a key symbol of Alexandra Palace and one of the oldest remaining victorian features, so by highlighting it can intrigue customers and potential customers. In the 2 Images above, I was currently using the quick selection tool, this was too grab and bring out some of the features of the building, this was done to interest the reader as it has the effect of wonder to it. In the two images above i was currently using the text tool, I was using this tool to type the cov...
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7. Create production materials; Learning outcome 3 (U3):

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LO3 (U3): Be able to create production materials for an original media product to a client brief. All shots taken of my location (Alexandra Palace): Me taking the photos: The word document with my double page spread main article:  Led Zeppelin image from - http://www.tightbutloose.co.uk/tbl-news/seasons-greetings-from-me-to-you-zep-at-ally-pally-christmas-1972-lz-news-evenings-with-latest-radio-2-special-a-tbl-christmas-carol-from-1979-beggars-banquet-dl-diary-blog-update/ Rudimental Image from - https://www.clashmusic.com/live/rudimental-to-play-alexandra-palace Images of me setting up and using Photoshop: How it follows codes and conventions of a typical Gig Magazine: Original Images of the Venue - One way my magazine looks like a standard events based magazine is that the magazine has a original photo of a popular gig venue on the front cover and on the double page s...
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6. Plan and develop pre-production materials; Learning outcome 2 (U3); Be able to plan and develop pre-production materials for an original media product to a client brief. (P3,M2)

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Pre-production materials: (P3:U3) LOCATION RELEASE FORM LOCATION DETAILS PROPERTY NAME : Alexandra Palace  PROPERTY ADDRESS:  Alexandra Palace Way, London, N22 7AY CONTRACT REFERS TO PROPERTY: [ EXTERIOR] [X] [ INTERIOR] [ ]  [BOTH] [ ]  PROPERTY OWNER: Alexandra Park and Palace Charitable   Trust   DATES OF OCCUPA NCY: 11th May 2018  HOURS OF OCCUPANCY: 0 (External use only, public hours) FEE FOR USE OF PROPERTY: £0 (No disruption to ordinary day) Property owner hereby grants permission to Producer and his/her employees, agents, independent contractors and suppliers to enter the Property during the dates and times identified above. Producer will use Property as a location for photographing, videotaping. In the event of a delay in schedule due to photographically unfavourable conditions, or reasons beyond their control, Producer holds the right to reschedule at the agreed fees and terms provided in...
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