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The document provides an initial reaction and plans for a student's magazine project pitching a new music magazine to a media company. The student shares that they will base the magazine on their interest in music and draw inspiration from magazines like Kerrang and NME. They have mixed feelings about the project since they have done magazines for GCSEs before. They provide mind maps and mood boards analyzing styles of existing music magazines to influence their final product. A schedule outlines their plan to complete research, production, and an evaluation over 5 weeks, focusing on photography, design, and creative decisions. They recognize the need to specify sources for audience research and references to include in a bibliography.
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The document provides an initial reaction and plans for a student's project to create a magazine cover and spread for a music magazine to pitch to a media company. The student expresses that they have done magazines for previous school projects and is not overly excited but will base the magazine on their interest in music. They provide mind maps and mood boards analyzing styles of existing music magazines that will influence their design choices, such as using the color red and medium shots of artists. They include a schedule of tasks over 5 weeks including research, production, and evaluation. Finally, they list 7 sources they plan to use including audience research on existing magazines and design tutorials.
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The document outlines initial plans for a music magazine, including main stories on upcoming events and new albums, as well as secondary stories on artists' lives and music production. It also discusses potential color schemes of white and gold or white and red. A mood board analysis notes repetition in images of artists centered with surrounding text, and common colors across images. The mood board is intended to influence the style and layout of the final magazine product.
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My target audience for the magazine was males and females aged 16 to 25, similar to other music magazines like NME. I designed the front cover with a masked image to catch attention and seem unusual. Internally, I followed Gutenberg's design principle by placing the masked image on the left side near the top, the strongest area. My double page spreads were intended to make readers feel like they were speaking directly to the artists, as done successfully in Q and Kerrang! magazines.
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I used a consistent black and yellow colour theme throughout the magazine to create a bright, attractive design. The topics discussed on the front cover and content pages, such as what the artist has purchased recently, would interest the target audience and encourage them to read more. Summaries of more interesting topics were provided on the front and inside pages to further intrigue readers. An attractive model on the front cover and inside pages represented the artist and hinted at secrets through his facial expressions and body language, drawing the audience into the full story in the double page spread. These visual and content strategies helped attract and engage the target readership.
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Benjamin Lawrenson outlines initial plans for a magazine project, including potential topics of photography, gaming, fashion, and film. He created mind maps and mood boards to help narrow down the topic and visualize the style and tone. The mood board analysis indicates the content will have a minimalist style with one main image per page and use of buzzwords. A schedule was created with tasks over 5 weeks including research, production experiments, content collection, layout, and receiving feedback. 7 sources for the project were listed including audience interviews and existing photography magazines.
2. initial plans magazine
The student's initial thoughts for their magazine project were a sports, gaming, fashion, or hip-hop magazine. They chose a hip-hop magazine because they enjoy hip-hop music the most and would put more effort into a topic they enjoy. Their strengths include designing magazine covers in Photoshop, but double page spreads may be more challenging due to less experience.
Evaluation
This document evaluates a student's final magazine project for an indie music genre magazine. The student believes their cover, contents page, and double page spread look professional and like real music magazines. For the cover, they used a model, articles, and layout representative of indie magazines. The contents page includes page numbers, social media promotion, and a quote like typical magazines. However, the layout is less common. The double page spread uses standard columns, font size, and photo credits, but the student acknowledges it does not challenge conventions of the genre.
Presentation1
My magazine follows conventions of real music magazines in its layout, design elements, and photography. The masthead is prominently displayed in the center of the cover page as is typical. The contents listing includes page numbers, titles, and descriptions. Images are grouped together on the left side to draw readers in. While unable to fully replicate professional photography resources, efforts were made to achieve a clean, minimal aesthetic and feature models dressed appropriately for the indie music genre. Some conventions were challenged, such as the color scheme, to help the magazine stand out. Overall, the magazine draws heavily from real magazine conventions but puts its own spin to be unique.
Logbook
This document is a student's log book and evaluation for their media studies coursework creating a music magazine. It includes their preliminary task progression showing drafts of the magazine's front cover and contents page. It documents their genre research, establishing conventions of a music magazine, analyzing the target audience and unique selling point of an existing magazine called Vibe. The log book tracks the development process and references communication theories to analyze the target demographic. The finished products for the front cover and contents page of the student's own music magazine are also presented.
Log book & evaluation sam watson
This document is a student's log book and evaluation for their media studies coursework creating a music magazine. It includes their progression on creating the front cover and contents page through initial drafts and the final products. It discusses their research on the genre of R&B/hip hop music and an established magazine called Vibe that focuses on this genre. The student analyzed Vibe's target audience, unique selling point, conventions, and publishing details. Their log book tracked the research and development process for their own music magazine project.
Madeleine Ord Media evaluation presentation
The document summarizes the key conventions and techniques used in the student's music magazine project. It discusses conventions related to the front cover, contents page, double page spreads, and photo shoots. The student aimed to both follow conventions of real music magazines as well as challenge some conventions. For example, the front cover used common fonts and colors but featured a smiling artist unlike most magazine covers. The project helped the student learn skills with technologies like Photoshop, InDesign, blogging, and how to effectively represent a target audience.
initial plans 2
This document outlines an initial plan for a magazine, including research on existing magazines, a mind map, mood board, and production schedule. The mood board shows repeated colors, image styles, and a similar mood. The plan is to use similar visual elements and color schemes in the final magazine. A bibliography with at least 7 sources for research is also requested.
initial plans 2
This document outlines an initial plan for a music or fashion magazine, including research on magazine covers and spreads, creating a mood board for inspiration, and a production schedule across 5 weeks. The plan involves researching target audiences, experimenting with cover and spread designs, and citing sources for inspiration including magazine interviews, articles from music magazines, and online inspiration boards.
Evaluation coursework
The document describes the process of creating a magazine that aims to attract both younger and older audiences to hip hop and dance music. Some key points:
- The creator studied existing music magazines and used conventions like a central front cover image but challenged norms by featuring an elderly woman looking down at turntables.
- Research found stories were the most interesting part of music magazines, so the main story was developed to attract older readers.
- Colors, fonts, and layouts were designed to appeal to older audiences while still engaging younger people through images and content.
- Technologies like Photoshop, cameras and memory sticks made the process faster but thorough research and planning were most important to create a professional, appealing
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A woman is walking alone at night after leaving work. She receives an anxious phone call from an unknown number. In the distance, a figure dressed in black with a mask and gloves is shown holding a knife. The call turns out to be from a colleague wanting files from work. As the woman continues walking, the camera cuts between her and a pair of feet walking faster behind her. The figure suddenly attacks the woman from behind, covering her mouth with chloroform. She struggles but loses consciousness. A witness sees the attack but the figure intimidates them into silence before the scene cuts to the title sequence.
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Matthew Burniston is creating a British crime drama series aimed at a male audience between 16-25 years old. The series will explore the minds of criminals like serial killers and topics like mental health issues. It will consist of a pre-title sequence, title sequence, and poster. The pre-title sequence will show a murder to set the tone. Both the title sequence and poster will use expressions and poses of characters to convey emotion. If aired on BBC, it would fit in with similar shows like Luther and Bodyguard. Burniston chose to create this project to further develop his filming, editing, and graphic design skills.
3. research
Here are a few key insights from the secondary audience research:
- Most people still prefer to watch TV shows on traditional television sets rather than devices like computers or phones. This indicates that a television broadcast remains an important format for reaching large audiences.
- BBC dramas seem to have higher viewership than shows on other channels like ITV. Developing a drama series for BBC 1 could potentially reach a wider audience.
- Line of Duty in particular has significantly higher ratings than other shows listed. Its success suggests there is strong audience interest in crime/police procedural dramas.
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The document describes Kyran's experiments in creating magazine covers and double page spreads. For the covers, Kyran experimented with fonts, layouts, and masthead positioning. For the double page spreads, Kyran included an image on one page and text on the other, separated by a divide. Kyran reflected that elements like fonts, camera angles, and layout choices from the experiments would be included in the final product to communicate a vintage feeling.
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Kyran plans to create a mockumentary style video that incorporates elements from various influences. The mood board includes screenshots from reality and fictional footage to inspire a mockumentary style. Certain colors and locations from the mood board will be used in the video. Key influences include the documentary styles of Michael Moore that use narration over relevant footage, the mockumentary genre exemplified by Trailer Park Boys, and the use of dark humor and over-the-top violence in films like Evil Dead 2. Kyran aims to comment on issues like industrialization while maintaining a comedic tone through contrasting dark and light elements.
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The document provides guidance for stage 2 of a research and experimentation process. It instructs the reader to research potential production techniques for their project, looking at a minimum of 3 related products, and collecting relevant materials. It emphasizes linking investigations to production intentions. The reader is then directed to analyze 3 specific music videos or images, assessing techniques they may want to employ or disregard. They consider the videos' styles, editing, visuals, and how they could implement these while fitting genre conventions and their artist's characteristics. They plan to approach their project with an abstract, unique style influenced by the research, without taking itself too seriously. Experiments are documented testing color grading, animation, and tracking shots to include stylistic elements.
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This document outlines Kyran's initial plans for a music video project. It includes choosing a song and generating 3 ideas for interpreting the song visually using different styles and techniques. Kyran then describes their final idea in more detail. The video will include shots of a narrative storyline involving a character facing off against a cowboy, as well as shots of a band playing and relative imagery. Kyran discusses the techniques they will use, such as camera angles, effects, and location considerations. They identify strengths like varied shot types and researched techniques, and weaknesses like limited casting and reliance on effects. Kyran plans to research editing, filming techniques and potential locations.
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Matthew-Burniston produced a magazine with differing artwork at the center from the original plan to impact the themes advertised on the cover such as "The Stanley Kubrick Collection." The main theme was fan artwork with a color scheme copying the design of the masthead placed slightly behind the main image while remaining readable. Furthermore, a range of white and hot pink colors were used for typography to fit with the color scheme.
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The document summarizes Matthew-Burniston's evaluation of research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, and intended audience for a magazine project. For research, three magazine covers and spreads were analyzed to understand color schemes, fonts, photography, and intended audience. Planning involved creating mind maps of magazine ideas and researching examples. Time management strengths included staying on top of work, while weaknesses was a lack of motivation. Technical and aesthetic qualities of the magazine design were evaluated, noting similarities and differences to examples. The intended audience was identified as artists, nerds, primarily male aged 15-24 and 30+, from middle-class backgrounds interested in improving art and design skills.
4. proposal(1)
The document proposes a magazine called "Graphic Visuals" aimed at artists, nerds, and fans between 15-24 years old from middle-class backgrounds. The magazine will showcase and break down fan art created by the author in Photoshop, providing education on art and design skills. It will have a faded black and white color scheme with pink-red accents. The evaluation section notes the author will review what went well and wrong with the work to improve future projects.
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- 2. Initial Reaction • The set brief I was given is to pitch a new magazine to ‘Bauer Media’, a European media company. I have to produce a front cover and double page spread of my ‘taster' magazine. In order to create this creative media production, I will base it on things I’m interested in – so it will likely be a music based magazine. This is a good topic to base my magazine on as there are a limitless amount of music magazines present in the market to draw influence from; such as ‘Kerrang’ or ‘NME’. • My opinion on this set brief isn’t really a positive one, as I’ve already made a tonne of magazines for my GCSE’s so I’m not overly thrilled to see me doing another one. My opinion on music magazines in general is neutral, I don’t read or buy them very often, but I have on a few occasions. Whenever I have bought them it’s because an artist I like is the main focus, which is something I will incorporate into my final presentation.
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- 4. Mood Board
- 5. Mood Board Analysis Is there any repetition in the images you have collected? Repeated colours/images styles/fonts/tone/mood • A common element between most of these magazines is the use of the colour red, used on the masthead; ‘Kerrang’, ‘Q’ and ‘Metal Hammer’ are all using a red masthead. A medium shot is used a lot between all the magazines, so that the artists are easily visible and recognisable to the consumer, so that they can potentially buy the issue if it appeals to them. How will your mood board influence your final product? • I will create my final product in the vain of some of my mood board images, an example being that most of them use a medium to medium close-up image of an artist or multiple. So when I start photography I will also choose a medium shot of someone who is presented as the main focus.
- 6. Schedule WEEK OVERALL PLAN SPECIFIC TASKS 1 Research, Initial Response, Audience Research • Compile a visual collage of related products – look at other magazines • Try to find some information on the target audience of music magazines 2 Production Experiments, Proposal, Planning • Try and compose a list of what I feel to be the best conventions of music magazines and make sure I follow the ‘to-do list’ • Make sure I know what shots I need – eg: medium close-up of man etc. 3 Production • Finish all photography and make a start on editing • The aim is to create a neatly designed magazine, I will choose straight fonts as opposed to sharp or wonky fonts 4 Production • Resume editing – design masthead, choose fonts etc. • Hopefully finish all production and be ready to start evaluation 5 Evaluation • Write about what I thought went well, what didn’t and what I could’ve done better • Explain why I made the creative decisions
- 7. Bibliography • Name at least 7 sources that you plan to use in this project. These should include audience research, books, videos/films/video games, magazines and newspaper articles etc. 1. Interviewees, Name. (2018) Target Audience Interviews (conducted on DATE) 2. . 3. . 4. . 5. . 6. . 7. .
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- Log your initial thoughts regarding the set brief- What could you make? What are you good at? Your opinions? Can be a list of bullet points of reactions- does not have to be full prose. Can be hand written/drawn and scanned in.
- Bubbl.us or hand drawn-scanned using college printers exploring 3 potential ideas
- Collection of images related to your product/inspirational/visually interesting At least 15 needed