Now i know how to do this i really want to do this in future projects!! 

Print visit - Team Impression
09.11.10
http://www.team-impression.com/

 The bigger machines used for huge prints, needed in a shorter amount of time. Such as a Wetherspoons print they were doing at the time for 7 million prints, and we were told these would be done in around 48hours straight!

 An electronic devise used to test the colours and make sure the colours are correct as the prints continue.

 The printer above is used for shorter prints and also doesn't print as bigger as the others on larger sized paper.

 The sheets being fed into the printer above.

 This machine did 'one-off' prints on a larger size.

 There was also a digital prints for a small number of prints or such things as business cards that can be done on a digital printer.

 Laminating machine above.

 Above is the spot varnishing machine, with their big screens.

 There were also die-cutting machines to be able to cut out packaging, business cards things of all sizes.

 Foil blocking - every different foil colour you could want.

Promotion.

To promote my charity i needed to target students. To do this i needed to think about what they would be doing and where they would be doing it. Once i knew this i can then look at places where the students would be to advertise/promote my idea to them. To advertise my idea they would have to be somewhere where they had time to read the idea and able to pay attention rather than rushing somewhere or too busy.

 So there would be places such as the Headliners in buses so when they are on a possibly longer journey they can read it. It also makes the promotion bigger as the image will travel all over and more students will see it.

These are the dimensions of what size i would need to make the design to fit in the busses.

A bus stop was another alternative to advertise at, oboviously i wouldn't make it like this advert from Ikea in New York but it would be a good idea to print here for when students are waiting for the bus and have time to read it.

 If i did want to advertise at these outside places the list above shows how much it would be and the size of the posters i would have to make it.

Also at the train station there are plenty of posters around on the platforms and such things which i think would also be another good way to promote as there are plenty of students always travelling and waiting for their trains, so would be the perfect opportunity for them to read the poster.