AICE Media Studies AS- Jarrett, K

 My portfolio project is starting to be made and the layout is something that is being finalized and making it the way that i want to be. I am shooting for a minimalistic look on my magazine therefor when there is less there is actually more. In a way, i want the portfolio project to look very simple and easy on the eyes but i also want it to be informational and helpful for the audience reading. I am also adding text to article and finishing the first page of the article and making it look good for the magazine and fitting the audience. I used indesign as the application to make it and this program allowed for me to do many things that i never thought were possible in a software. 

    While I was creating my storyboard I had to change a lot of things. During the storyboard I changed a lot of things. It was challenging because I didn't know what my feature article was going to be about but then I figured out it was going to be a triathlon. I am going to write about the training and stuff about it. I enjoyed putting it together because it felt accomplishing to me because I finally got it done. I learned a lot about how the magazine should work and how it should look. It helped me with my concept because the ideas were flowing and it was easy to make at that point. In the article "Filmmaking across the curriculum: a beginner's guide" it said that "  The drawings have no detail and are changed continually until the planned sequence is right." This applied to me because this is what I did until i found something that i thought looked good. I kept throwing the layout around until I found one that i liked. In another article it said that...