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Production 2-Scheduling

       On Wednesday, December 16, I decided to think of appropriate attire. I envision Robbie Leiding wearing a suave polo shirt. He will also be able to wear whatever he feels comfortable in for pants. I ended up running into my first problem when I decided to be too nit-picky when it came to the  location  we would do the photoshoot. Robbie wanted to have the photoshoot at a random field instead of a golf course, but after a lot of convincing I succeeded at scheduling the photoshoot at a fancy golf course.         On Thursday, December 17, I was also able to gain access to certain props  in order for  the pictures to turn out more sophisticated. I also asked my family to help with the reflectors for the pictures and they were more than willing to do so. I wanted to get the interview out of the way, but we were not able  to,  so I now  have to  reschedule the interview.  Overall  I was able to pla...

Production 1-Planning

    On Monday, December 14, I have accomplished plenty more than I expected. I was able to schedule an interview with Robbie  Leiding, so  we can discuss how he became a college golfer. I also plan to ask him if he has any tips and tricks for aspiring golfers to include in my magazine.  Obviously,  I have arranged for my photoshoot location to be at a golf course; I possibly although might decide to go against conducting my photoshoot in the golf course.   On Tuesday, December 15, I determined that I want to include a low angle shot possibly on the cover page, in order to give Robbie Leiding “power”. I want to convey power in order to attract potential golfers, that are younger who want to read and learn about a successful golfer. I plan to also potentially include a long shot for my feature article to show how comfortable and second nature it is when Robbie is at the golf course. I believe  these types of photos  will be just right for my ma...

Storyboard

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 Emily Thompson AICE Media Studies Period 1 Storyboard Blog Post        I found that creating this story board was incredibly helpful in order to have a complete outline of what my magazine will include like before producing my rough draft to display to the class. I will be able to utilize this storyboard when it comes time to create my magazine InDesign. Overall being able to see my magazine in front of me written, but obviously missing some elements was incredibly helpful to see how it will look even in Indesign if I decide to use this exact layout or make changes after being displayed in InDesign.       However, when constructing my  story board  I found it challenging to create enticing cover lines, that will peak potential  reader's  interest. I also found it hard to include illustrations on all my pages in order to entice the audience I am trying to attract. After creating this storyboard although I realized how much I’ve...