Okay we're at the very end of this unit. So far you've analysed the living hell out of a newspaper and mag, proposed a magazine you're making, as well as creating first and final drafts of an article, and a first draft of a front cover for that mag. Time to wrap things up. Do this in the following way. REMEMBER DISTINCTION CRITERIA DEPENDS UPON YOUR FINAL ARTICLE & FRONT COVER LOOKING WELL PROFESH. MAKE IT AS GOOD AS YOU CAN AND TAKE YOUR TIME - DON'T BE IN A RUSH TO FINISH UNLESS YOU'RE HAPPY WITH PASSES. 1. Create a new post. Give it the title 'PRINT PRODUCTION WEEK 7 - FINAL ARTICLE & FRONT COVER'. IN BOTH THE FOLLOWING STEPS MAKE SURE WHEN SCREENSHOTTING THAT YOU VIEW THINGS AS A PREVIEW SO THERE'S NO FORMATTING LINES/BOXES. I WANT TO SEE WHAT YOUR MAG WILL LOOK LIKE IF PRINTED OUT. 2. Put in the heading 'FINAL ARTICLE'. Using the FINAL DRAFT of your article text (so it shouldn't be the same as your first draft but sh
Okay, you sent me the first draft of your article. I will have sent this back to you with corrections. You now need to create the FINAL DRAFT of your article. Once you've done this, this is the text you should use in the final layout of your article. Complete this week's production tasks as follows. 1. Open up a new blogpost. Call it 'Print Production Week 6 - Article Final Draft'. 2. Add the heading EDITING. Screenshot your first draft AND my edited draft next to each other into your blogpost. Explain what the images show and what you're going to do. 3. Make the changes to your draft I've recommended. Then save the finished document, separate to your original piece, as a 'final draft'. 4. Add the heading FINAL DRAFT and screenshot your final draft in. Explain that you've made the changes to your document and this is now the final text you will use in your final layout for your article. 5. Add the heading PRODUCTION DIARY and just expla