(P3) Develop pre-production materials for an original media product

This post is to show the pre-production materials I have created, and explain how they reflect my style. I will link these documents to my production and editing of the magazine.

I am using and highlighting skills that I have gained from Unit 2 (Pre-production and planning), and showing these skills throughout the pre-production process.

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Fonts Examples - 

These are the fonts that I will consider and use for my magazine. The fonts are conveying a modern style that I am wanting to achieve for the theme of the magazine, as it is a modern, up to date motoring magazine about new cars and releases.

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