media g321 blogger evaluation

1. In what ways does your
media product use, develop
or challenge forms and
conventions of real media
products?

2. Final Magazine Pages.
To create these magazine
pages I took inspiration of the
magazines XXL.

3. Front Cover Development.

4. Front Cover Development

5. Contents Page Development.

6. Double Page Spread Development.

7. Double Page Spread Development

8. Codes and Conventions – Front Cover
Other artist that are include in the
magazine but are not so important
to the magazines main story.
Medium Close up that takes up
most of the magazine. This is the
person/people who the magazine
is about.
The main peoples name is the
biggest font standing out from the
rest of the writing.
Small barcode and price
at the bottom corner of
the page.
Magazine brand identity big
bold and simple at the top left
corner of the page.
Story lines on the left hand
side of the page, underneath
the brand identity.
The magazine website on the side
of the page so that consumers can
go and find out more information.

9. Codes and Conventions – Contents
Brand identity which would be
found on every page.
Magazine stories, with the
page number next to it and
a short summary
underneath it.
Editor message that
isn’t found in every
magazine. However the
point of this is to make
the read feel like they
communicating and
involved with the
magazine.
Long shot of someone who has
a main story in the magazine.
This is not always a long shot
however in the magazine I was
analysing it was a long shot.
Magazine website that would be
found on every page of the
magazine.
Small page number in the
corner of the page.

10. Codes and Conventions – Double Page
Spread
Brand identity.
Quotation of
what someone
said in their
interview. This
quote usually
stands out from
everything they
said and is
inspirational.
Picture of the people
who the story,
interview, or review is
about. Usually taking
up most of the page.
Interview starting with a
summary of what the
interview is about.
The questions are in a
different colour/ font to
make it more obvious who
the interviewer and the
interviewee is .