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This week's media studies class will focus on completing tasks related to The Simpsons movie poster, designing a magazine cover, and starting a preliminary task. Students will spend 10 minutes finishing the Simpsons poster, 30 minutes creating a music magazine cover using blending options in Photoshop, and the rest of the class working on their preliminary tasks, which introduces the assessment requirements. They will also answer questions about Photoshop filters and blending options, magazine cover elements, and the purpose of a preliminary task.
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