Final Draft Cover

Indie Magazine First Draft

I created a first draft of my product before finalising it and got some feedback off my audience on things which they liked and things that they didn't like before making such edits to the magazine so it could be the best it could be some of which was:

-bad colour scheme

-obviously edited flower crown

-need more font variety

-text is too large

-image looks placed without editing 

-etc.

These are some of the things I went away and worked on before uploading my final media product.

Selected And Rejected Photos

Here is a presentation consisting on some of the photos I took on the Camera DSLR 500D, ones which were chosen for my product and ones which got deleted afterwards.

Organisation Of Locations

It was very important for me to organise the perfect location for the background of my cover image in advance as this is one of the first things the audience will see. I decided to go for an outdoors background by having the model stood up against a wooden background as my audience profile of my audience said they are into nature and the outdoors, plus the background had an element of simplicity which allowed my model to stand out.

Organisation Of Props

The mise-en-scene of my cover image is highly important to the media product as it acts as a mode of address in attracting the audience but also as a way of representing social groups.

Audience Feedback On Mock Up Magazine

I asked a few peers to leave some feedback on my mock-ups so I knew what I needed to do to improve them. Above is what they put down.

Indie Pop Contents Page Mock

By creating a mock up contents it gave me an idea of the overall layout and what it is that I need to include; however it looks very simple and too linear so this is an area which will require a lot of improvement to getting to the final product.