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Creative Critical Reflection

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Final Draft: Seaside Living

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This is the Final Draft of my Media Studies Portfolio Project! I have uploaded pictures of the final product, from my computer so it is easily accessible. I also inserted a live link below for clearer viewing... https://assets.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:US:ea32f6af-d29b-46bb-af03-a17e90dce972?view=published

Post Production 2- Content/Pictures

 To finish my post production, I worked on getting the final pieces together. I added a few subtitles to separate my feature article a little more, and fixed the coloring on some of my pictures. Overall, there was not much more that I could do, but I made sure the content made sense and went with the flow of the idea as a whole. Basically, making everything look pretty and aesthetically pleasing enough to be sent to Cambridge. 

Post Production 1- Text Changes

 To begin my editing and post production journey, I first made a few small changes to my project. These were the big changes, that people saw, and were mostly visual. I will later look and edit the actual content, but for now I fixed all the things that people pointed out and made sure that my project look sharp. These things included moving the text to make it centered, and changing the font of one section, to make it match the other parts. This is something that someone had pointed out and I most likely would not have noticed it. In my next blogpost, I will have more of the editing process, but for now I only changed the visual aspects of. my project. There were little critiques to my project to begin with, so I just did as much as I could without changing too much of the overall product. 

Peer Review

 Last week after presenting my magazine to my peers and teacher, I received very good feedback. I was very excited to here about what people had to say about my magazine, good or bad. Luckily for me the feedback I received, was mostly positive. I got a lot of comments about the overall look of my magazine. I was told that it "looked like a real magazine" and they liked the barcode as well as the star I added on the content page to distinguish which one was the feature article.  I added to the bottom to give it that exact feel. I was also told that the color theme throughout my magazine was well thought out and consistent and the content page has a nice background, especially with the background being faded. I agree with this, I took time to create borders to the top of my content page, to be able to keep the green theme all the way through and make sure that the text stood out over the background. In contrast to the good feedback, I also received some constructive feedback. T...

Production 8- Finished

 For the end of this week I finished up my project. I am making sure that everything is perfect, and that it is ready to submit before Friday. I checked grammar, spelling, and the overall content of my magazine. I finished up editing the feature article and making sure that everything looked nice and well-done, before this is sent off to Cambridge. It took me a while to figure out how to transfer my project from the application I was working in to Blogger, but I figured it out. Im nervous about it being difficult to read; however, it should be ok. I am glad that I finally got this project finished.