AICE Media Studies AS- Goodman, T

After some long hard work, we have 1st draft of... Female Strong! It was a process of learning how to use different tools and how to create something eye appealing and creative but in the end, it turned out great!  

 This week I finished up my entire magazine and put the finishing touches on my magazine. I met up with my group after school to make sure we all had the same fonts, colors, and style throughout the magazine. This process took a little longer than I thought because we had to make sure most of the main things on our magazine were the same. We added our pictures into InDesign and added a drop shadow on them. We changed the colors of the headers to match the light blue background, we made them dark blue with the font Marion. Once our magazines were very similar, we took our own article names and added some of our own creativity into our own magazine.

  Actions Speak Louder than Gender Female Strong   NEW   Kenzie Najjar Basketball STAR,   journey, accomplishments, and goals CONTENT Mrs. Air Jordan   No Pain No Gain Pregame Routine   Practice Makes   Perfect   Pre-Pro   Mrs. Air Jordan .......................... Kenzie Najjar is a junior at Sarasota High School in the AICE Program. Kenzie is in several clubs at the school and participates in basketball outside of school. I met up with Kenzie over winter break on December 27th to ask her some questions. Kenzie has played basketball since she was 5 years old. She had a major injury to her knee when she was about 10. This injury put a devastating pause to her sport. After several months off and months of physical therapy, she has been back and better than ever. Kenzie was on the team that every girl player dreamed about. They won serval tournaments and championships. She loves this sport and wants to use her knowledge to teach to younger kids...

 Feature Article-  Kenzie Najjar is a junior at Sarasota High School in the AICE Program. Kenzie is in several clubs at the school and participates in basketball outside of school. I met up with Kenzie over winter break on December 27th to ask her some questions. Kenzie has played basketball since she was 5 years old. She had a major injury to her knee when she was about 10. This injury put a devastating pause on her sport. After several months off and months of physical therapy, she has been back and better than ever. Kenzie was on the team that every girl player dreamed about. They won serval tournaments and championships. She loves this sport and wants to use her knowledge to teach younger kids not only basketball skills but teamwork, dedication, and competitive skills.   Kenzie Najjar trains 26 hours a week while juggling school work, a job, and a healthy sleep schedule. She uses everything she has learned in basketball and incorporates it into her everyday life. Stil...

 I have met up with my friend who plays basketball and asked them some questions that I can include in my feature article. I asked them questions about playing basketball as a women and if there have been any unusual struggles. My friend Kenzie plays basketball and over break I met up with her to take some pictures of her in action. I asked her questions including "What is it like being a young female athlete?" and "What has been a motivation factor in your journey as an athlete?" I recorded her answers and I am going to include them in my feature article. Kenzie put on her basketball uniform so I could take some pictures of what she does. I took some action pictures and some still pictures to showcase throughout my magazine, including some simple pictures of the basketball and hoop so I can make my magazine very fun and interesting. I learned through this experience how to work professionally with someone and how I can use a camera and be creative by taking action ...