Peer Assessment By Katie & Kam
framing a shot, including and excluding elements as appropriate - level 3 - good style and looks professional
using a variety of shot distances as appropriate - level 3/4- good variety of shots which suit the pages
shooting material appropriate to the task set- level 3 - props go well and Rob looks suitable for target audience
selecting mise-en-scene including colour, figure, lighting, objects and setting - level 3 - outfits are good and tie into the genre, lighting on all pictures is suitable and thought out
manipulating photographs as appropriate to the context for presentation, including cropping and resizing - level 4 - good cutting out, very precise.
accurately using language and register- level 4 - no spelling errors etc on draft article or front cover
appropriately integrating illustration and text- level 3 - everything is relevant and not overcrowded
showing undestanding of conventions of layout and page design - level 3/4 - good layout with everything spaced out
showing awareness of the need for variety in fonts and text size - level 3 - variety of fonts and colours, maybe use a different shade of blue.
using ICT appropriately for the task set - level 4 - good use of photoshop to manipulate each page.
Other Comments - Contents is looking a bit plain but with a proper background done it should tie into the other pages.
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Thursday, 4 March 2010
Monday, 1 March 2010
AFL
Self Assessment -
framing a shot, including and excluding elements as appropriate - level 3 - as i feel my pictures are suitable with suitable props etc.
using a variety of shot distances as appropriate - level 3 - ive used a different distance for each shot, using a mid-closeup on the front cover which is conventional on a magazine, a full length shot for my contents and a further distance shot for my double page spread so it would fill more of the page.
shooting material appropriate to the task set- level 4 - my pictures fit the genre and appeal to the target audience.
selecting mise-en-scene including colour, figure, lighting, objects and setting - level 4 - for my DPS I used my sisters car headlights to create a night time effect yet still being able to see Rob clearlly and used a variety of settings for my photos.
manipulating photographs as appropriate to the context for presentation, including cropping and resizing - level 4 - i spent a lot of my time cutting out my contents and front cover picture so that i could move the models onto different backgrounds but making it look like they are naturally there.
accurately using language and register- level 4 - i have made no spelling errors and have used a medium register to appeal to my target audience.
appropriately integrating illustration and text- level 3 - ive aimed to fit my text appropriately around my pictures as not to overcrowd the pages
showing undestanding of conventions of layout and page design - level 3 - ive used conventions like a big mast head and large headings, i feel like my end product will look professional.
showing awareness of the need for variety in fonts and text size - level 3 - i need to integrate a different font into my work for more variety but i like my colour scheme and feel the sizes of my fonts are right for each page.
using ICT appropriately for the task set - feel i've used photoshop well to manipulate my images to get the effect i wanted.
framing a shot, including and excluding elements as appropriate - level 3 - as i feel my pictures are suitable with suitable props etc.
using a variety of shot distances as appropriate - level 3 - ive used a different distance for each shot, using a mid-closeup on the front cover which is conventional on a magazine, a full length shot for my contents and a further distance shot for my double page spread so it would fill more of the page.
shooting material appropriate to the task set- level 4 - my pictures fit the genre and appeal to the target audience.
selecting mise-en-scene including colour, figure, lighting, objects and setting - level 4 - for my DPS I used my sisters car headlights to create a night time effect yet still being able to see Rob clearlly and used a variety of settings for my photos.
manipulating photographs as appropriate to the context for presentation, including cropping and resizing - level 4 - i spent a lot of my time cutting out my contents and front cover picture so that i could move the models onto different backgrounds but making it look like they are naturally there.
accurately using language and register- level 4 - i have made no spelling errors and have used a medium register to appeal to my target audience.
appropriately integrating illustration and text- level 3 - ive aimed to fit my text appropriately around my pictures as not to overcrowd the pages
showing undestanding of conventions of layout and page design - level 3 - ive used conventions like a big mast head and large headings, i feel like my end product will look professional.
showing awareness of the need for variety in fonts and text size - level 3 - i need to integrate a different font into my work for more variety but i like my colour scheme and feel the sizes of my fonts are right for each page.
using ICT appropriately for the task set - feel i've used photoshop well to manipulate my images to get the effect i wanted.
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