A2 Media Studies Evaluation - Question 1 (Magazine cover) - Part 1
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This document discusses how a student's magazine cover poster project conforms to typical magazine cover conventions. It includes examples of common magazine cover structures such as the masthead, main image, cover stories, and tagline. The student chose to model their masthead after the style used in "Empire" magazine rather than "Total Film" magazine because it better suited their design ideas. They recreated the "Empire" masthead font in Photoshop by modifying letters from the "Relay Bold" font.
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The document discusses the media products created by the author - a horror film trailer, poster, and magazine cover.
For the trailer, the author researched horror film conventions like including a happy beginning, storyline of friendship turning tragic, and lack of dialogue. They also included realistic elements like ratings screens and production logos.
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Olivia Grayson-Kirk created various ancillary products to promote her fictional newspaper, including a front cover design, inside page layout, billboard poster, and radio advert. She conducted several questionnaires and focus groups to gather feedback from her target audience on their newspaper preferences. This informed the design of her ancillary products and final newspaper product. She used various design and multimedia software like Photoshop, Publisher, and PowerPoint to create her promotional materials and presentation. All of her finished products maintained consistent branding with the newspaper's logo and style.
Annotation
The document annotates each page of a media product, an indie music magazine, to demonstrate how it follows conventions of magazines in general as well as conventions specific to indie music magazines. Key elements annotated include a bold masthead; barcode and price; date and web address; clear celebrity cover image; catchy coverlines; taglines; consistent color scheme, fonts and layout across pages; relevant articles and images; and interview content addressing the celebrity's career and upcoming work. The annotations provide examples of design and content elements commonly found in magazines to engage audiences and maintain professional standards.
Evaluation question-1
1) The film poster and magazine cover created by the student follow many conventions of real media products in their genres. Both utilize a limited color palette, minimal fonts, and emphasize key information like the title and credits.
2) However, the film poster challenges some conventions by having a landscape orientation rather than portrait. The magazine cover is also missing smaller supplementary images around the border.
3) Overall, the student's work fits conventions well through techniques like central images, supporting information placement, and technical design choices. But some conventions from a wider range of examples were not incorporated.
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1) The film poster and magazine cover created by the student follow many conventions of real media products in their genres. Both utilize a limited color palette, minimal fonts, and emphasize key visual and textual elements like the title and credits.
2) However, the film poster challenges some conventions by having a landscape orientation rather than portrait. The magazine cover is also missing smaller supplementary images around the border.
3) Overall, the student was successful in researching conventions from example media and incorporating many of them into their own designs. Some small adjustments could better align with traditional formats.
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The document provides details on conventions for magazine front covers. It discusses how images are typically used to depict main characters and establish the narrative. Captions in various fonts and sizes are employed to highlight different sections. Placement of mastheads, bar codes, and other elements follow standard layouts. House styles reflect the magazine brand or genre through visual elements like fonts, colors, and proportions.
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