AICE Media Studies AS- Wasil, M

               My initial impression of InDesign and  P remier  P lus was strictly confusion. I had no idea what I was doing or what all the different things meant or could do. Even getting the pictures/video into the programs was difficult and took a few days of tinkering with multiple ways of transferring pictures on both the school and personal computer.                 But once I got the video into Premier Plus it was still a little discombobulating and  I needed to watch several tutorials to figure basic things out .  For example, being able to put music and sounds over different clips is very helpful and could come in handy. Another thing in particular,  the color customizer in Premier Plus  was incredibly interesting to try and pick apart. Once I got a hang of it I made my video look like it was filmed out of a camera from  the 30’s...

              My first impression of printed  magazines  was honestly  surprise .  I had no idea the impact the angles of the pictures and the founts of the words could have on a person's first impression. For  example,  in the magazine  Cosmopolitan , it seems very simple and straight forward. But once you start to read it  you start to  realize what the magazine is doing. It tells you what to do, instead of saying “This could help you get silky smooth skin”, It  would say something like “You have to try this product and you will never regret it”.                There was also a very pretty girl, and she was m entioned as an up and coming actor, this can appeal to a young girl, in the sense of wanting to be like her. And if she uses  these products and does these  exercises,  she can be like that and become an up-and-coming actor too.  But on ...