Teo Ungar Unit 3 + 21

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 Double page spread Both images have been exported as JPEGs. (M4, D1 - U3) Meeting the client brief and creating meaning Front Cover Front cover Font tool - Layer Style The screen shot above links to the target brief. This is because I was supposed to write about an up and coming vibrant scene. In my double page spread I wrote about the new up and coming rapper named Cooper Trooper. I also write about rap which is a vibrant music scene that is becoming more increasingly popular. I used a stroke on this to provide two colours on the artist's name so that my target audience remember his name. It stands out more to the reader and promotes the artist. Front cover Colour Scheme  The colors I have used for my front cover are black, red and yellow. I think that there are many reasons as to why these colours su...

Learning Outcome 4 (U3): Be able to carry out post-production techniques and processes for an original media product to a client brief Evidence of post-production techniques and tools used in Photoshop This was the background I used for my double page spread. The reason I used this background is because it looks scary. Rap is seen as a scary genre. I used a paintbrush tool too make the background look dirty and slightly destroyed. This connotes that it is an intense article During my post production I was testing what colour my fonts should be. I had decided that I would be using white and red. This is so that the writing could be seen well. It also sticks to the colour scheme. I used the colour red as it represented danger and violence which are clear links to the genre. In this image I had drawn three individual black boxes using the rectangle tool. The reason for this was because I had to make  all the writing fit on the left side of the A3 ...