AICE Media Studies AS- Dumas, K

      When trying out InDesign and Premiere pro I noticed many different things. InDesign is a great way to edit text and photos. It is very simple to get using with only a few instructions needed. On the other hand Premiere pro is more complicated. Premiere pro has amazing affects and abilities within the software to make a beautiful video. Although this may be true it is extremely challenging to get the videos uploaded onto the software. Premiere pro also takes longer to understand and figure out how it works. InDesign would make it easier for me to deliver my story than Premiere pro would. But Premiere pro would make it look better and be more interesting in my opinion. I believe both of these programs are very high quality and would make my project look good. With just a little bit of learning these software's can become very useful. InDesign I thought was an easy software to use that had many affects and options to make my project look professional. Premiere pro was ...

       I don't read magazines as much as I used to but I never really noticed how magazines have a theme and a target audience. Every magazine targets specific people and try their hardest to get the readers attention. One of the magazines I viewed was "Cosmopolitan" this magazine you could definitely tell was all geared towards sex, fashion, entertainment, and careers. On the cover there was a very pretty girl with the first word that pops out being "sexy". The colors of the lettering on the cover also match the girls outfit. I believe the target audience here was females. Another magazine that I viewed was "Better Homes and Gardens" this magazine was themed Halloween for the season. The magazines titles are orange just like the picture of pumpkins on the cover. This magazines target audience seems to be moms or very creative people looking for a cool project to do for the season.     One magazine I viewed was "Vogue". This magazine right on...

          I never really thought much about the opening scenes of movies. Even though I've watched tons of movies I never looked at how the opening scene beginnings or how much work is put into it. When we watched the opening scene to "Pulp Fiction" I noticed a lot of things. I noticed how the music fit the lettering of the words. I also really enjoyed how they created the opening scene, It was very exciting and kept the audience watching. I know for me it truly got me interested. Another opening scene that really intrigued me was "Scream" it started off with a scene of the first victim being attacked. This made a sense of mystery for the audience. They also used very scary music that also created that sense of mystery. The scene from " Saturday Night Fever" was another one that really was interesting to me. I enjoyed how they showed a lot of character development throughout the beginning of the movie. They also added music that helped with that charac...