Thank you to the student who are keeping up to date.

For some of you there is still outstanding work to be completed and posted.

Today I had to adapt the lesson as half the group did not do the homework set.

It is imperative that you complete all homework.

As we discussed in lesson you will need to do the following and bring in for Tuesday lesson:

1. 2 x hand drawn thumbnails for New music Mag Cover

2. 2 x  hand drawn thumbnails for Contents page

3. 2 x hand drawn thumbnails for Double Page Spread (DPS)

4. New Title (name of music mag) with examples using various fonts.

5. Typed up text ready to drop into layouts - make sure it is legible and is appropraite for your music mag genre

6. Band Names etc.

7.All contact sheets of all shots taken to date.

8. Any digital work you have created using Photoshop and superimposing onto green screen shots.

BBC TOUR Media City, Salford.

OUR BBC TOUR TRIP IS BOOKED

Tuesday January 31st 2017

Please bring in £10 on Friday to pay for the trip please.

SEMIOTICS

Pop Quiz: 

write answers down - do not show anyone!

Link below to 'Semiotics for Beginners' 

by Daniel Chandler

A full in depth overview to read at your leisure

http://visual-memory.co.uk/daniel/Documents/S4B/

FEMINISM

http://www.slideshare.net/niajones1/feminism-10459921

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Media-Gender-Identity-David-Gauntlett/dp/0415396611

Contact sheets & Thumbnails ready for Tuesday

All contact sheets must be printed and thumbnail sheets drawn out and posted up on your blog for your new magazine before Tuesday 22nd Nov.

On Tuesday 22nd we are transferring your Thumbnail sketches into reality using InDesign.

Have everything ready please.

We will select images to use from your contact sheets and edit then save to pop into your magazine layouts.

Contact Sheets for all images - greenscreen, city, backgrounds etc

It’s easy, and you don’t need any special photo software.


Here’s how to print a “contact sheet” in Windows:

1. Open the Pictures library by clicking the Start button and then clicking Pictures. Navigate to the place where the pictures are that you want to print and open the folder.
2. Click the pictures you want to print as thumbnails. (To select more than one, hold down the Ctrl key as you click, or you can select a range of photos by shift-clicking.)
3. On the toolbar, click Print.
4. In the Print Pictures dialog box, select the printer, paper size and type, and the number of copies you want to print, and then click Contact sheet in the list of print sizes. You can also print to a PDF file.
5. Click Print to start printing.

All of the images you take you must print them out and save them to post up on your blog - have them ready for Tuesdays lesson so we can decided which images to use.

outstanding deadlines need to be completed by friday

see below :

Questionnaire data to be collated into graphs and charts

Today you will look over the data you have collected in your muisc questionnaires and collate your answers into charts and graphs and analyse on your blog.

Show all data and discuss your findings.

Transfer Thumbnails into InDesign

MAIN TASK LISTS - To do list

DEAN - Indie

JAMES - Rock

DAVID - Rock

SAM - Pop

ALEX - Pop

PATRICK - Indie

JOE - Rock

GEORGE - Rap

To do:

Choose your magazines from your research and create Thumbnails for:

Front Cover/ Double Page Spread /Contents

Homework:

Complete all blog posts to date based on task list (previous blog post)