CREATION OF DOUBLE PAGE

SPREAD

ADDING OF THE TITLE

For the adding of our title, we took this from our documentary. We simply copied and pasted the title and used the ctrl/shift and cmd keys to crop and move the title.

ADDING IN THE ARTICLE AND IMAGE

To add in the image we dragged it from our documents. And again ensured we used ctrl/shift/cmd to edit our image. We did not use Photoshop, however, when taking the picture we used lights to help enhance the quality.For the article we simply again copied it from word. However, we needed to add columns to follow codes and conventions of double page spread. We did this through paragraph format controls.–

ADDING IN TEXT BOX

ADDING GRAB QUOTES, INTERVIEW PICTURES AND CAPTIONSTo add in the interview picture

we took a still image from our documentary and imported it the same way we did with our background image. We then added a caption onto the image through the text icon within InDesign. For the grab quote. To do this we added a text box then put a wrap around object shape.

At this point of the production of our double page spread, we decided to have a group discussion on what we thought looked good and where we needed to make improvements. We all agreed we needed a colour scheme which gave more relation to social media, while needing a snappier headline. The next slides show this transition.

CHANGE OF HEADLINE, INSERTION OF BY LINE, DROP CAP, PAGE NUMBERS AND PHOTO CREDITS, INSERTION OF DATE.

The change of headline was simple as we simply changed the text in the text box. This was similar to the by line as again it was just an insertion of a text box, similarly to the page numbers, photo credits and insertion of the date.The drop cap was done to follow codes and conventions and used through ‘drop caps, numbers and lines’.

INSERTON OF SUB-HEADING. REVEALING THE TITLE OF OUR DOCUMENTARY.

INSERTION OF GRAB QUOTE

CHANGE OF COLOUR TO SUIT HOUSE STYLE IN GRAB QUOTE

The change of colour was important for our house style. We did this through techniques we had used in previous years. This was the colour tile which allowed us to modify colours and add in swatches.