Remember to consider that you will have to annotate your production and identify what you have included and the process by which you cam to your final piece. In terms of:
1. codes and conventions of content and layout you identified from your research.
2. the representation of the institution and the students you intended (your preferred meaning)
3. Any possible oppositional or negotiated meanings (Stuart Hall) that might be 'read' by an audience.
2. You must edit first in iPhoto then move your images into either Photoshop CS5 or In Design.
3. You need to move on quickly with this whilst reading about and considering ideas for a music magazine.
4. Remember to take screen shots at key decision moments to upload to your blog to track your progress.
5. The practical side of this must be completed by Monday 12th October.
Give yourself two frees in the Media Studio as well as your lessons to get this done.
Two more hours must be taken reading the following and making brief notes (citing the url and author)to upload onto your blog. Use these to answer the academic questions on the above post.
Reading list for youth subculture and music industry research.
Article on youth subcultures here
David Fowler is a well respected social historian who has written about the development of youth sub cultures. Read his introductory chapter here
The death of the Music Press in the UK
link here
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