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The film 71 is set in 1971 in Belfast, Northern Ireland and follows a young British soldier who is abandoned by his unit after a riot. It stars Jack O'Connell as Gary Hook and was directed by Yann Demange from a screenplay by Gregory Burke. The film was produced through a collaboration between Warp Pictures, Crab Apple Films and Protagonist Pictures and was distributed in the UK and Ireland by Studio Canal UK.
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The scene begins with two boats departing from the dock at night, with one boat carrying normal citizens and families who have been evacuated, while the other boat carries criminals in orange jumpsuits. Suspicious events start occurring on the criminal boat as lights flicker and communication devices stop working, indicating something bad is about to happen. A particularly muscular and tall black criminal is shown watching the guard suspiciously, fitting a stereotypical criminal portrayal. However, this stereotype is later contradicted when he decides not to blow up the other boat as part of the Joker's experiment.
My front cover design
This document contains a sketch of a front cover design including a masthead, main image, and main cover line. The designer added some color to the sketch but notes the colors are not final as they have not decided on definite colors yet. The sketch provides the basic layout and elements of the front cover design.
My Front Cover
The front cover of an indie music magazine uses conventions like a large masthead with an outline to stand out, circular shapes inspired by other covers, and a central image of an artist looking mysteriously into the distance to intrigue readers. It promotes new tour dates of popular indie bands and highlights "New Faces 2015" above images of featured up-and-coming artists to attract an audience interested in discovering new music. Bright, fun colors appeal to the target 16-30 year old demographic.
Target audience feedback
Lucy, age 17, gave positive feedback on the magazine cover, saying she liked the colors that stood out and attracted her age group. She also liked the positioning of the pictures and thought the text seemed indie-style. Connor and James, both age 17 and 16, also provided feedback on the double page spread, saying they liked the pictures but thought a more exciting font could have been used for the text.
My Contents Page
The document summarizes the design choices made for a contents page. It explains that the contents title matches the front cover masthead purposely to maintain a theme, but is smaller to make the masthead more prominent. The categories and page numbers are listed vertically in a box for standardization, but the box has lowered opacity to allow the background image to show through slightly, making the page unique. All images on the contents page have a dark theme to match, showing characters in black clothing against black-and-white backdrops to convey mystery through their distant gazes.
My double page spread
The document summarizes the design choices for a double-page magazine spread featuring artist Kayyah. The title uses Kayyah's name in bright blue to attract readers' attention. The introduction is also in blue to stand out. Instead of using one full-page image as most spreads do, the main image takes up half a page to allow more text. A quote is used as a pull quote to intrigue readers and be relatable. A Twitter bar is included for Kayyah to answer fan questions, as many magazines feature.
Q magazine
Q magazine is a popular monthly music magazine published in the UK. It was founded in 1986 to provide in-depth coverage of music and feature high quality photography. While not strictly an indie magazine, it covers both indie and pop music. It is known for readers' surveys ranking the greatest songs and artists, and has associated with charitable organizations. The magazine also employs distinctive double page spreads using images of artists over text.
Evaluation Part 6
From her preliminary task to her music magazine foundation portfolio, the student learned many new Photoshop skills. In her preliminary task, she only used basic skills and one original image with uniform text colors. However, for her music magazine she used varied colors, shapes like a yellow circle to announce an event, and multiple original images laid out professionally. She also included typical magazine elements like a barcode and price that were missing from her first attempt. Overall, her music magazine displayed more complex design, layout, and skill application compared to her initial preliminary task.
Evaluation Part 5
The document discusses the technologies and skills the author learned while constructing a magazine product. They learned how to use InDesign for multi-column page spreads, as it allowed for more in-depth editing than Photoshop. They also became familiar with using blogs and slideshare through uploading research and their final products. While previously knowing some Photoshop skills, the author refreshed their abilities by watching tutorials, as they found Photoshop easier to use than InDesign. Overall, creating the media product provided significant gains in their knowledge of editing software.
Evaluation part 4
The document discusses the target audience of a magazine. It notes that the magazine is aimed at both males and females ages 16-30. This is shown through the use of both male and female artists in the magazine and a simple, bold font and colors like red, yellow, black, and blue that appeal to both genders. However, one criticism was that the magazine should have included more pictures of males since only 2 small images of the same band were on the front cover and contents page. The magazine features artists whose fans are mainly 16-30, the target age range.
Evaluation Part 4
The document discusses the target audience of a magazine. It notes that the magazine is aimed at both males and females ages 16-30. This is shown through the use of both male and female artists in the magazine and a simple, bold font and colors like red, yellow, black, and blue that appeal to both genders. However, one criticism is that the magazine should have included more pictures of males since it only used small images of two bands on the cover and contents page. The magazine features artists like Bombay Bicycle Club, Daughter, and Lana Del Rey whose fans are typically between 16-30 years old.
Evaluation Part 4
The document discusses the target audience of a magazine. It notes that the magazine is aimed at both males and females ages 16-30. This is shown through the use of both male and female artists in the magazine and a simple bold font and colors like red, yellow, black, and blue that appeal to both genders. However, one criticism is that the magazine should have included more pictures of males since it only used two small images of males on the cover and contents page. The magazine focuses on artists whose fans are mainly 16-30 years old.
Evaluation Part 4
The document discusses the target audience of a magazine. It notes that the magazine is aimed at both males and females ages 16-30. This is shown through the use of both male and female artists in the magazine and a simple, bold font and colors like red, yellow, black, and blue that appeal to both genders. However, one criticism is that the magazine should have included more pictures of males since it only used small images of two bands on the cover and contents page. The magazine features artists like Bombay Bicycle Club, Daughter, and Lana Del Rey whose fans are typically between 16-30 years old.
Evaluation Part 3
Bauer Media would be a suitable institution to distribute the author's indie magazine called Indigo for three key reasons:
1) Bauer Media has a gap in its market for indie magazines like Indigo, which would attract a new audience and help Bauer's coverage.
2) Indigo has a unique style that is different from Bauer's current offerings, which would intrigue audiences and help the magazine's brand.
3) Distributing Indigo would allow Bauer Media to expand into the indie genre and capitalize on their connections and audience in the USA.
Evaluation part 2
This media product targets 16-30 year olds who listen to indie artists like Bombay Bicycle Club and Lana Del Rey. It represents particular social groups through the clothing styles and colors featured that are common among indie music fans. Dark colors and unique patterns are used. The locations in photos and references to social media sites also represent the lifestyles and interests of these young indie music fans. Pull quotes from artists about being "hard to understand" further connects to the mysterious personality associated with this social group. Overall, the magazine is designed to attract and relate to these target audiences through visual conventions that match their styles and personalities.
Evaluation part 1 - Foundation portfolio
The document discusses how the author's indie music magazine media product both uses conventions from and challenges conventions of real music magazines. It uses conventions such as mastheads, front covers with release dates and prices, contents pages organized into categories, and double page spreads with large central images and pull quotes. However, it also challenges conventions by using a medium rather than close-up shot on the front cover, semi-transparent text boxes on the contents page, and a lightly opaque background behind text on the double page spread. The author aims to develop magazine conventions while putting their own spin on the genre.
My initial ideas for my music magazine front cover
The document discusses ideas for designing the front cover of an indie music magazine. It analyzes examples from other indie magazines that use bright colors like red and yellow alongside dark images. The author likes how the examples mention music festivals and have text positioned creatively. She plans to take her main image outdoors in a dark area and dress her subject in dark clothes to achieve a bright but dark effect. She also wants to include additional smaller images and use an outlined font for the magazine name to make it stand out.
Initial ideas for double page spread
This document discusses the author's initial ideas for a double-page magazine spread focusing on indie music. The author likes the placement of the pull quote in the example provided. They plan to use a plain white background to make elements stand out, and black text to match a model wearing black and dark blue. The text will be arranged in columns across both pages like the example, with the main image taking up around half of one page.
Some inspiration for my magazine photo shoot
The document provides inspiration for a magazine photo shoot by analyzing photos of indie bands Daughter and Bombay Bicycle Club. It describes recreating aspects of the bands' photos in her own shoot, including facial expressions, color schemes, angles, hairstyles, and clothing styles to achieve a similar mysterious, indie aesthetic. Key details like looking into the distance or being relaxed but not smiling were incorporated to match the mood of the original photos.
Photoshoot plan
The document contains plans for three photo shoots:
1) On November 1st, makeup and clothing for Ella Poli and Katie Halfyard will be done at 4pm, followed by photos of the boys at 5:20pm in Baildon village.
2) On January 9th, Kayyah Robun's makeup will be done at 2pm and clothing at 2:10pm, followed by photos outside of school from 2:25-2:45pm.
3) On March 16th, makeup for Kayyah Robun and Emily Capon will be done at 11:30am in the corridor near their classroom, with individual photos of each girl starting at 11:40am
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- 2. Film Narrative The film is based on British Historical action set in Northern Ireland in 1971 (therefore the title of the film.) ‘A young British soldier is accidentally abandoned by his unit following a riot on the deadly streets of Belfast in 1971’ The film certificate was a 15
- 3. Background of film The film was directed by Yann Demange and was written (screenplay) by Gregory Burke. The main stars of the film were • Jack O'Connell who played Gary Hook • Sam Reid who played Lt. Armitage • Sean Harris who played Captain Sandy Browning. The film wasn’t just produced by one company but was a collaboration. 71 was produced by Warp Pictures, Crab Apple films and Protagonist pictures.
- 4. Me and my class went to Picture Ville Cinema in Bradford to watch this film because it is a low budget film and it is part of our media studies course. We went and watched it at an independent cinema as this was a new experience.
- 5. Distribution Studio Canal is a French-based production and distribution company that owns the third-largest film library in the world. The company is owned by the Canal+ Group. Studio Canal UK (formerly Optimum) is a film distributing company working in the United Kingdom and Ireland. The company releases many films, including foreign language films, anime releases such as Studio Ghibli's films, and independent British, Irish, and American films in the United Kingdom and sometimes Ireland.