FINAL PRODUCT Issue 2 contents

FINAL PRODUCT issue 2

FINAL PRODUCT Issue 1 contents page

FINAL PRODUCT issue 1

AUDIENCE RESEARCH Feedback

After getting feedback from my peers they came to the conclusion that my text type was too large and the whole layout needed to be a lot smaller.

I also needed to add an editors note which can be seen on the bottom right hand side.

Here I am in the process of making everything look smaller and neater.

PRODUCTION Audio Visual content

My audio visual is a cross between a trailer and a short movie preview of the film 'Back to the 80's'
There are various techniques and intertextual references that I used in the video including the filter 'bad tv' to go over the visual content when she wakes up surrounded by 80's objects. Also, at the start there is a stranger things poster by her bed although this is hard to see. Later on there is a 'back to the future' poster which resonates with the idea of the 'back to the 80's film'

WEBSITE screenshots

Home page

When you first enter the website you immediately see the image above. An introduction to the brand is shown. I think that this creates a friendly tone for the reader. 'We live and breathe Film&TV' Is in large letters as this is the slogan for my brand, and I wanted this to be prominent throughout my products. 

 

These three images are a slideshow underneath the welcome message to give a preview into what is to come. 

The background matches the background of my two images, cloudy, but a sunset. 

Exclusive Interviews

This is the interview of 'El' Who is the main face of the issue. Therefore I thought it would be important to include only a small part of her interview.... the readers will have to buy the magazine to read the rest :) 

Left is when you hover over one of the boxes it reveals a quote that has been said in the interview- I think that this is a nice interesting touch to break up the layout and make it more enticing for the reader. I also think that this layout fits my target demographic more successfully than if the interview was just in columns.