Creative Critical Reflection Had trouble with the voice over but this is what I would have said/explained. Voiceover- Number 1 use of conventions: From previous research of other magazine techniques and conventions I have noticed that the covers of most sports magazines are action shots. I wanted to replicate that in my magazine by having a team mate toss a flag to not only demonstrate the action of color guard but to appeal to the reader in a way many other sports magazines do. Most magazines have their headings and subheadings in a different font than the article. The titles are also another color and size. I replicated this in my magazine by having all my titles and subheading stand out so that the reader knows what he/she is reading about. My magazine is "The Stars Of Halftime" so it has to include not only color guard but the band as well. To add the band in I included and insert shot of a band member on the cover and I added a couple articles about the marching sea...
Question 4 How did you incorporate technology in the process? - At first I used Microsoft Publisher which is a good program. This program was very easy to learn because it looked so familiar to other Microsoft programs. Along the way I was introduced to Adobe InDesign. This program had a lot more options than Microsoft Publisher. Since it had more options it was hard for me to get used to the functions but in time I caught on to the various options and techniques in the program. I decided to continue with the Adobe InDesign program for that it allowed me to be more creative with designing, editing, and producing my magazine. For photos I used a Cannon camera in portrait and action mode. These two modes allowed me to capture great team/individual photos and action shots. I also used my I Phone 8 plus. The camera on my phone is decent for it has portrait mode and can take bursts of photos but the Cannon photos came out a lot more clearer.