Taylor Cooper; A2 Media
Saturday, 29 December 2012
Tuesday, 4 December 2012
Newspaper Second Page, Final Design
In my newspaper questionaire there was nothing that I was told to change about my second page and so this is still my final design:
I made my own advertisement for inside my newspaper on Microsoft PowerPoint. I made three rectangular boxes and made them each a different shade of blue as blue is a very calm and tranquil colour, it also stands out on the plain page. I then wrote the text in it and chose which fonts would best suit. I then added stars that fade behind the text as the make the advert look more fun and exciting, which is what the advertisement is trying to promote about the youth club.
Newspaper Cover, Final Design
After making another questionnaire about my final newspaper from cover I discovered that the majority of the answers and feedback told me that I should add a picture in with the main headline to give it more of an effect. I chose to take a picture of a damaged car and used that as the picture. This is now my final design for my newspaper:



To get my main front cover picture, I took a picture of a car that had been smashed in to. I put the picture on to Adobe Photoshop so that I could edit it a bit to make it fit in with my front page. I used the 'burn tool' around the edge of the car so that it became darker and looked like the whole of the background was black, I then saved it and out it on to the cover, because the background of my page is black it looks like the car was the only part of the picture instead of it having a background. I have done this as it gives the effect of looking very professional and it becomes the main focus as there is no longer nothing else in the picture that would be distracting.
Billboard
This is my final design for my billboard...
I stuck with my first initial idea as that was the most popular one when I handed out my questionnaire, I also took in the advice of all the feedback and changed what was meant to be a main headline, into a slogan. I chose to use this picture as I was able to Photoshop my newspaper front cover on to it, so that it looks as though he is actually reading my newspaper. The slogan is in red as it makes it very prominent on the page and stands out, it also symbolises importance, which is how I want people to see my newspaper as.
Website
I made my newspaper website in Adobe DreamWeaver and this is the link for it:
\\student\JoinedSept2006\TaylorCooper\Media\Media\Newspaper website.html
\\student\JoinedSept2006\TaylorCooper\Media\Media\Newspaper website.html
I decided to listen to what my audience feedback told me, and that was to make my hyper linked page as the page that would be for the weather.
\\student\JoinedSept2006\TaylorCooper\Media\Media\Newspaper website.html
\\student\JoinedSept2006\TaylorCooper\Media\Media\Newspaper website.html
I decided to listen to what my audience feedback told me, and that was to make my hyper linked page as the page that would be for the weather.
Friday, 30 November 2012
Final Designs


Audience Theories
Desensitisation:
This is the idea that the more violence we see, the less shocked we are by it in real life.
I have had to use this for the picture on the front cover of my newspaper for the story 'HIT BY TEENAGE DRIVER'. I used a picture of only the car that had been in the accident, from the picture you can see the damages that were created upon impact with the child that had been hit, because of desensitisation I would not have been able to publish a picture of the actual accident or of the injured child as it would be too shocking for the audience to see as it is something that they would not be used to seeing.
Cultivation Theories:
This theory tries to prove that we form views and opinions about people over time as a result of exposure to media, and thus people become stereotyped.
I can apply this theory to both main stories on the front cover of my newspaper, but in different ways for both. For the story 'HIT BY TEENAGE DRIVER' I used the common stereotype that teenagers are too young to be able to drive and are also bad drivers, the audience reading this would not be surprised that the driver was a teenager and had hit a child whilst driving
This is the idea that the more violence we see, the less shocked we are by it in real life.
I have had to use this for the picture on the front cover of my newspaper for the story 'HIT BY TEENAGE DRIVER'. I used a picture of only the car that had been in the accident, from the picture you can see the damages that were created upon impact with the child that had been hit, because of desensitisation I would not have been able to publish a picture of the actual accident or of the injured child as it would be too shocking for the audience to see as it is something that they would not be used to seeing.
Cultivation Theories:
This theory tries to prove that we form views and opinions about people over time as a result of exposure to media, and thus people become stereotyped.
I can apply this theory to both main stories on the front cover of my newspaper, but in different ways for both. For the story 'HIT BY TEENAGE DRIVER' I used the common stereotype that teenagers are too young to be able to drive and are also bad drivers, the audience reading this would not be surprised that the driver was a teenager and had hit a child whilst driving
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