Table - Unit 4

1. Magazine Mock Up

In manufacturing and design, a mockup, or mock-up, is a scale or full-size model of a design or device, used for teaching, demonstration, design evaluation, promotion, and other purposes. A mockup is a prototype if it provides at least part of the functionality of a system and enables testing of a design. The magazine editor needs to produce a mock up as it is set design which they follow. The impact of not following a magazine mock up can lead to the magazine being designed in an unsuitable way which an equal a loss of potential sales. There are a range of tools needed for a successful magazine mock up such a thumbnail sketches, annotated sketches, thumbnail sketches and digital drafts. An example of a magazine mock up is shown above. 

2. Health & Safety (Risk Assessment)
Its essential to make sure every digital publishing has a specific risk assessment as there can be risks everywhere and magazine editors should know how to overcome them. An example is working in a studio there could be risks of tripping over wires or getting electrocuted. This can be life threatening to people in the studio. The impact of not having a risk assessment when producing a magazine is it can lead to the company exposing themselves and being sued. Risk assessment is used by magazine editors or anyone who is wanting to do anything where there is equipment used and any hazards can occur. In a risk assessment, everything is broken down and there is explanations of ways of how to control any measures where hazards can occur occasionally.

It is important for every digital media company to have risk assessments in place as there are a number of risks that can happen on set and magazine editors need to ensure they are aware of how to overcome them. For example, on set for a magazine shoot, there could be wires around which people could potentially trip over. The magazine editor 

3. Screenshots

4.  Copyright Clearances - 
Google Images- Copyright permission form