AICE Media Studies AS- Ganner, K

 I have created a list of questions to ask the chef when I conduct my interview. These questions are basic points and topics I want to ensure I include in my feature article. The majority of the questions are somewhat open ended and allow for long, thought-out answers. I am hoping these questions will spark stories or memories that can be incorporated in the article to convey the message I am trying to get across to my audience. When I interview the chef I will also be taking all of the pictures I will be using in my magazine, as well as the measurements and ingredients that will be listed. The thought occurred to me to also include any needed utensils or kitchen tools that are used to make the recipe. Once I have the rest of the article laid out I will add the utensils to the feature article if there are any. While I am waiting to conduct the interview I will continue working on the contents page. The interview questions I have constructed are listed below. Do you have an emotiona...

 The past few days I set up my layout in InDesign with all the pages and the correct sizing. I also laid out the masthead, selling line, and the cover lines in their respective place based off of my storyboard. All the text is in the font it will be in for the final draft. The masthead will still be in Copperplate Gothic Bold. The selling line will be in Copperplate Gothic Light. The cover lines will be in Rockwell and the other articles on the contents page will be in Ink Free. I like working with InDesign because it allows me to move and manipulate different pieces of text to get them to look exactly like I envisioned them to. InDesign had tools that made it easy to create a barcode for the cover page of my magazine. I simply copied and pasted rectangles I had made with the Rectangle Tool. I believe my next step will be to contact the chef I am interviewing. While I wait on a response from them, I will begin to create the map I will be using on my content page. If they respond qu...

  Based  off  my experience with creating my storyboard, I believe that  deciding on what font each piece of text was in was the most challenging. It was hard to be certain how each font would play  off  each other until everything was in a respective font . I like the way the fonts on my storyboard go together .   T he only way these fonts  will  change in my final product  is if I find a font that I like better than what I have now.  I did in fact switch the font of the feature article and contents page. In my preliminary layout I had them as Arial Nova.  Currently my feature article  and my contents page will be in Rockwell. The other articles on the cover and contents page will be in Ink Free.  After playing around with multiple fonts I decided on these because they flow  together,  and it keeps the page from looking chopped  up.  By creating this storyboard based off how I thought this magazin...