AICE Media Studies AS- Alcock, A

 Overall, I realized using my topic as fantasy for my magazine was too complex for me. So, i am deciding to change my magazine topic to art instead. Since art is very broad and can be applied to many concepts, I might also include architecture as a subtopic inside of the art topic. Also, I believe changing my magazine in this way will make it more possible to carry out the picture-taking, interviewing and such, for the fantasy topic was a bit too out there, and less possible for me to apply in Sarasota. Moving on, for the subjects of interviews for my feature article, I am thinking of interviewing someone who has experience with art. With that, I am thinking about interviewing someone from Ringling since I have a friend who goes to college there. I will also possibly include the Ringling Museum as one of my places to take pictures since it heavily revolves not only around art, but ancient and beautiful architecture.

     Storyboard your way to success     At the beginning of the story boarding process, it was a bit difficult to figure out what to place in the magazine and how especially because my topic is not usually what a magazine is about. What I enjoyed most about this process was creating the cover because it is crucial to make a vital first impression by showcasing a little bit of everything in the beginning. As for drawing the magazine on paper, it was just comprised with quick sketches to place where everything is supposed to be, but I have an idea of what it should really look like electronically. It assisted me well in developing my concept because it gave me an idea of where everything should go visually in the magazine. In Film making across the curriculum, the author states, in order to plan your storyboard, "What do you need to show? What can the audience assume without needing to see it?" (O'brien, 2005). This emphasizes my point on my cover because I...