NEA - Briefs

6/03/19

  • K: The requirements for each of the briefs set by OCR.
  • U: How to approach the chosen brief, including writing the statement of intent.
  • BAT: Choose a brief and start planning what to write in the statement of intent.
  • CO: Use media terminology (all areas of the theoretical framework) in your written and verbal communication.

Magazine

Brief 1

Create a front cover and a double page spread article for an informative educational magazine for 10-13 year olds. 

Ideas

 Baking Magazine

 Front Cover

 - How to make cupcakes
- Pastel coloured front cover ( pinks, blues, yellows etc ) 
- One main picture of cupcake filling the whole front cover
- Title above
- Information around the sides ( briefly mentioning what the magazine is going to contain / teach you )
- Bar code on the bottom
- Price on the bottom
- Competition at the bottom eg win the next edition free  

 Double page spread

- Step by step guide
- Pictures with each step 



















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