Before I began to work on my magazine, I had to decide whether I wanted to work alone, with a partner, or even in a group. I chose to work with a partner, Jordanna Eaves. After this decision was made, it was time to think about the type of theme I wanted my magazine to have. In mid-September, my partner and I looked at magazine examples in class so that we could get ideas and/or inspiration. Assignments were given to me along the way to help me with my decision. I watched Powerpoints, participated in discussions, and looked at many different magazine covers. By the end of it all, the theme chosen for our magazine was to educate others on how different hair care products can affect hair growth.
It is important to write captions because they provide context for a picture and give the reader a who, what, when, where, and why. Captions can go even deeper within the picture by saying how what's happening is happening and leaving the reader with a quote. When writing captions they can either be Basic or Expanded. Basic captions tell… - Who (Up to five people with their first ad last names) - What - Where - When Basic Captions have… - An Action Lead-In - Basic Information Basic Captions need to be in PRESENT TENSE and ONE sentence long. Here is an example: Smiling for the picture is 3-year-old Jasmine Calixte, Kiera Calixte’s dog who is always bringing her joy is sitting patiently while Kiera takes her picture in their backyard to start the year 2022. Expanded captions dig deeper and expand coverage by...
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