Moderator Note

Dear moderator,

I have been using Blogger to document my progress throughout the 'Research and Planning', 'Post-Production' and 'Production' stages. I have done my best to make my blog easy to navigate so that it's an enjoyable read. I've enjoyed working alongside Stephanie Whitehead and Paige Artus despite minor setbacks, we are really proud of our outcome.

Aisha Khatun-Ali

Production: Final magazine front cover

Production: Final Poster

Production: Finished trailer

Evaluation: Question four- How did you use media technologies in the construction, research, planning and evaluation stages?

Use of software:

Use of hardware:

Evaluation: Question three- What have you learnt from your audience feedback?

Magazine: Construted on Premiere Pro

Trailer: Constructed on Premiere pro

Poster: Constructed on prezi:

Evaluation: Question two- How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary tasks?

Question two- How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary tasks?

Research and planning: Final audience feedback on trailer- using facebook, youtube comments and snapchat

Evaluation: Question one- In what ways does your media products use, develop, and challenge forms and conventions of real media products?

How have you used developed and challenged existing magazine, posters and trailers of the social realism genre?




Voice thread:







Voice thread:



Premiere Pro:

Post-production: Social media feedback on my final magazine production

• Depending on primary target audience response, I will change my final magazine production.

Post-Production: Social media feedback for my final poster

Depending on primary audience feedback, I will change my final magazine print.

• From my own observation, the word, "heal" overlaps the main image so I will need to make it smaller.

• A negative feedback I received was that the poster's main image was slightly out of focus. Previously I have blogged about why I intentionally made the main image slightly unfocused. As a reminder, the reason why I wanted to blur the main image was so that the distortion of the character's Dan's emotions are being presented. The out of focus also compliments the character's main issues such as needing anger management and the feeling of being invisible.