AICE Media Studies AS- Turner, A

On December 18, 2020, I interviewed a coach that had years of experience coaching the player I am doing my magazine on. I asked the coach questions like "Is he a team player?" and "How is his work ethic on and off the field or court?" I got to take pictures of the coach and have gathered 5  informal  questions about how the athlete is. I am planning on scheduling a photoshoot of my athlete in the gym to get some pictures for my title, context, and about the athlete page. I have many ideas of how I want to lay the magazine out.  

The experience of creating my storyboard was enjoyable. It lets me use my creativity and make a sports magazine just like Sports Illustrated. Which was a big inspiration to the magazine. Before we could make the magazine, we had to come up with a plan. “ Storyboards  are classified into four principal levels: planning, idea, organization, and communication boards.” So, we had to come up with a plan.     Firstly, “Storyboarding demands a high level of participation. But once the ideas start flowing, group members tend to become immersed in the problem. They begin to "hitchhike"  on or  embellish each other's ideas.” Since my partner and I both play sports and have a huge passion to play at the next level. We came up with the idea of doing a sports magazine that would help underrated players get noticed by college scouts. The title page of the magazine is going to have the cover athlete with the big bold title above their head. It will also have small informa...