Questions I asked consisted of:
What sketched design would fit best for my poster ?
What poster layout design would fit best for my poster ?
What image, when cut out would look best on my magazine cover ?
What colours would you expect to see on a Horror themed poster ?
What magazine name sounds best in regards to its mainstream nature ?
By showing my teachers the several sketches I had drawn and asking them which one would suffice, I came to a conclusion, and was happy with the choice as I agreed. Having taught Media studies I asked my teacher what layout would be best for my chosen image, he advised me and I went with his opinion. I asked my family what image (out of the options I showed them) would look best on a magazine cover. Having looked at many posters by this point I was sure What colours I would use on my poster, but just in case I asked peers what they thought about colours like Black, Red, and white on a horror poster, and then agreed with my judgement.
One decision I was completely unsure on was deciding on what my magazine would be called, after deciding my magazine would be mainstream, I focused my attention on looking at the type of names of these publications, having gained what kinds of names and words were regularly being used on mainstream film publications, I listed several potential names, and Wrote why they would be a suitable choice. Still not convinced and on what name I should go for, I carried out a survey, and asked fifty people what name sounds best for a mainstream film magazine. I put my results into a pie chart to clearly show the results, and the result showed in favour of the name 'MOVIE'. I felt the choice was to favourable to ignore, so I chose the name 'MOVIE'.
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