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Decision Day

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  Julianna Famiglio    9.29.20   Decision Day      Both InDesign and Premiere Pro are amazing complex software's available to our use.  They are both completely different  as they were made to complete different tasks.  Specifically,  InDesign was created to  create works such as flyers, posters, brochures, newspapers, presentations, books and, beneficial in our case; magazines.  The program makes it super simple to understand and use with easy step by step tutorials posted all around the internet  as well as creating the depths of the software very accessible to beginners making tools and templates easy to locate.       On the other  hand,   Premiere  Pro is along the same idea of creating a new project with complete artistic ability it has its difference s . First off Premiere is video based unlike InDes ign which is photo based. Premiere  can be used for as basic as common vi...

Magazine Covers Review

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  Magazine Covers Review     Magazine covers are the first thing readers see as they walk past and, the first thing that would spark any interest.  a memorable or bold  cover  is a guaranteed way to boost sales in the  quickest ways possible . A well-designed  and well thought out  cover  with just the right  amount  of colors, images, and  text has  the  perfect  formula to  peak interest  about the inside content  which the magazine could and would hold.     Authors from every type of magazine targeted to all types of audience such as specifically women, men, or,  specific topics  like sports or cooking. For example, the magazine titled “O” featuring  Oprah Winfrey is presented with all matching color schemes  and positive messages across the front. The cover was very  bright and friendly, with images of her smiling holding a puppy.  Inside the article...

Title Sequence Clip Review

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      Title Sequence Clips Blog:      The  beginning  of a  fil m, also known as an opening  sequence,   is  probably  the most  important parts  of  the  entire  film. Not only do opening sequences introduce characters, conflicts,  the setting/ where the film takes place   or maybe even  the  genre  of the   movie. Pretty much  establishing  the  entirety  of what’s going to go down du ring the film , and it’s always important to pay attention during these first few minutes so you can understand the plot as the film progresses.           The introduction scene to  P ulp  F iction, for example starts the movie out with its signature pop culture references, witty dialogue, and violence. When the characters honey bunny ( Yolanda ) and  Ringo  are having their conversation, the audience is immediately i...