I will be using technologies such as the use of pixlr.com to change different shades of images. Reasons being is because some of the effects pixlr have will go perfect with matching the main poster background which is good for matching.
In what ways will your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
Using pixlr.com to will help us use the conventions and same / similar style of photography used in the professional world and real working environment. The better quality I enhance my pictures to be by playing around with them and being creative, the more professional and realisitic my ancillary task will look which will complete and fulfill the expectations I have reached for myself to make it look like an existing production.
I will challenge forms and conventions of a real media product by making my colours bright and bold which I rarely see in magazines. I felt that especially due to the fact my magazine was of a particular comedy themed issue, the colours should be more viabrant and out-there than ever. Looking at other film magazine comedy issues, the colours seem to be dulled down a lot and I felt that this is what washed down the idea of what comedy represented.
What have you learned from your audience feedback?
The audience are engaged by what is the most fascinating and original piece of media text to look at, they wanted in-your-face images that grabbed their attention immediately. Once hearing this from my target audience I felt that I was going towards the right route in engaging my particular range of audience.
How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts?
My main product and ancillary texts are consistent through house style, font, colour, logo, and character names. Also, mise-en-scene is consistent and the actors are playing their character roles in all products. This is so that the audience can gather a sense of familiarity when viewing these products one after the other during advertising.
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