Today you will be creating a logo for your very own production company. You will use this logo, or a video version of it (created later in this course) on all of your projects for the rest of the year. There are many applications and websites out there to help you. We will only be looking at a few of them.
Project 1: (❗️) Hero Project Slide Template - Follow along in class to create your template for the HERO PROJECT SLIDE. You will add basic title, information, and space for a photograph. You may choose whatever background color you like. Save the template for use when you have completed your interview and need to create the final step of the project!
Project 2: (❗️) Personal Letterhead Template (GDOC) - Follow along in class to create your template for PERSONAL LETTERHEAD (GDOC). You can save this template and use it whenever you need to turn in a written single-page report or write a letter.
Project 3: (❗️) Create a LOGO (Coat of Arms) using photos, drawing, or any other medium. Watch the video about why a LOGO is important "Why is a Professional Logo Important?" (Click Here). You should be able to create something with either program. I would suggest using the LogoGarden Application to start getting ideas, but to get a higher quality logo, you will need to use Inkscape (more information to follow tomorrow), or YouiDraw.com (See Below).
You can use the Free Logo Designer on LogoGarden to help you come up with an idea, but you will not be able to download your creation as a High Resolution Image. There are literally hundreds of other free websites to help you. Pick one! Once you have designed it on LogoGarden, try to use a drawing program or PowerPoint to recreate your logo. Once you have created it and saved it as a PICTURE, you should be able to use it to create all kinds of projects for your new prodution company. HAVE FUN!
Step By Step Directions
Step 1: READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS ABOVE
Step 2: Review videos attached to get an idea of what a logo is for, the types of logo's, and why you should create one for your new production company.
Step 3: Hand Sketch your ideas for your new logo on blank paper to give yourself some creative time to make your logo come alive on paper before trying to create it online.
Step 4: Go to LogoGarden (See Link Above) and use the Logo Designer to create a Low-Resolution logo for your production studio. When you have created a Low Resolution version of your logo, download it, and Upload it to your Google Drive for future use.
Step 5: Go to DesignEVO (See Link Above) and use the Logo Designer to create a Medium-Resolution logo for your studio, with the same overall design theme.
Step 6: Go to YouiDraw.com online and create a High Resolution version of your logo with the same design theme.
Step 7: Make sure to Upload ALL your logo's to your Google Drive and SHARE them with Mr. S (harvey.scribner@techfreire.org) for credit.
YOU MUST CREATE A NEW FOLDER IN YOUR GOOGLE DRIVE, NAME IT "(LAST NAME) LOGOS", ADD ALL THREE (3) OF YOUR LOGOS, AND SHARE IT WITH MR. SCRIBNER (harvey.scribner@techfreire.org) FOR CREDIT!
REFERENCE LINKS
How to Create a Logo Google Document
Why is a Professional Logo Important Youtube Video
16 Famous Logos with Hidden Meaning Youtube Video
What Makes a Truly Great Logo Youtube Video
Logo Creation Rubric TFDL 21-22 Google Sheets (Mr. S)
FREE LOGO MAKER at logomakr.com (Logo #1: Basic Low Resolution)
LogoGarden.com (Logo #2 Intermediate Low Resolution)
site.youidraw.com (Logo #3 Advanced High Resolution)
Academic Standards
Mr. Scribner's Example Logo's:
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