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This document discusses different music genres and provides examples of their key characteristics. It defines genres including pop, rock, heavy metal, acoustic, folk, jazz, and country music. It then analyzes how magazines target specific genres through visual design elements like color schemes, cover models, featured bands and articles. Magazines attract readers through headlines that indicate the genre, hooks and coverlines that preview inside stories, and cover photos of celebrities relevant to the genre being portrayed.
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NME is a weekly music magazine published since 1952 with a circulation of 23,924. Q is a monthly pop music magazine published since 1986 with a circulation of 80,418. Kerrang is a weekly rock music magazine founded in 1981 with a circulation of 42,077.
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Artrocker is an independent monthly magazine focused on music and modern culture across the UK. It provides coverage of the music scene, art, fashion, and classic bands. The target audience is young adult fans of alternative music. It is published monthly and available primarily in music stores. The magazine uses a simple style with dark colors and white text. The front cover features the logo, article headlines, and a band image. The contents page also uses the logo and features article titles and images in an eye-catching layout. Double page spreads include the band name in title style, an introduction, and articles in a mix of fonts.
Front cover planning
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This document discusses different music genres and provides examples of their key characteristics. It defines genres including pop, rock, heavy metal, acoustic, folk, jazz, and country music. It then discusses how magazines cater to different music genres through visual cues like color schemes, cover models, and article topics that align with a particular genre's style. Magazines aim to clearly signal their genre through their masthead, cover lines, photos, and article snippets to attract their targeted readership.
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This document summarizes different music genres and provides examples of how magazines represent genres. It discusses genres like pop, rock, heavy metal, folk, acoustic, country, jazz and their characteristics. It then explains how magazines associate bands with similar genres through color schemes, cover models, articles and more to clearly represent a genre like heavy metal/rock. The document also discusses design elements magazines use to represent their genre like logos, photos, quotes and font choices to attract their targeted audience.
Double page spread
The document discusses codes and conventions for a double page spread in a music magazine. It usually features a large main image taking up one full page. There is at least half a page of text on the spread. The title is in a large font at the top. The headline stretches across both pages to intrigue readers about the article without explaining it. A stand-first introduction is also included to outline what the article is about.
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Case study magazine art rocker
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Front cover planning
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Article Analysis
This document analyzes and compares articles from three music magazines - NME, GA, and Kerrang. It notes differences in layout, design choices, and writing styles between the articles. The NME article uses a bold quote, various font sizes, and references rock stereotypes. The GA article features a feminine quote, design, and appeals to a feminine audience. The Kerrang article includes a stereotypical rock image, uses a bright bold rock-themed font, and includes a fact file.
Article Analysis
This document analyzes and compares articles from three music magazines - NME, GA, and Kerrang. It notes differences in layout, design choices, and writing styles between the articles. The NME article uses a bold quote, various font sizes, and references rock stereotypes. The GA article features a feminine quote, design, and appeals to a feminine audience. The Kerrang article includes a stereotypical rock image, uses a bright bold rock-themed font, and includes a fact file.
Housestyle
The document analyzes the consistent house style used throughout Kerrang! magazine. It examines elements of the front cover, contents page, and double page spreads. The front cover uses a black background with white masthead and contrasting colors related to the main image. The contents page continues using colors like black, red, yellow and white with graphical elements and clear subheadings. The double page spreads mainly use red to convey a violent rock theme, using graphical elements like crackles and splatter to enhance murderous or violent articles. Overall, the house style provides continuity across the magazine using consistent design principles, color schemes, and graphical techniques related to the rock genre.
Textual analysis
The document analyzes two music magazines of the rock/alternative genre that the author has chosen. The magazines carry the codes and conventions of the rock/alternative genre, making them recognizable to readers of that genre. Images and other issues of the magazines will be inserted into the analysis.
CASE STUDY: music magazine
This document summarizes key elements of music magazine covers and articles. It discusses the typical layout of magazine fronts covers, including mastheads, main images, and strap lines designed to attract readers' attention. The contents pages are also analyzed, highlighting how articles are presented and ordered to guide the audience. Finally, the document examines features within articles like images, quotes, and columns that provide additional context and information on the topic.
Research into music magazines
The document discusses conventions of different music magazine genres. Rock/metal magazines typically have a cluttered layout with lots of bold text in red, yellow, and white against a dark background. These magazines focus on one main artist on the cover. In contrast, pop magazines have a "cleaner" front cover with more creative photography of the artist in colors that match the magazine's style. The document discusses the creator's preference for the brighter, more varied colors and less cluttered style of pop magazines like Clash over the darker, more text-heavy style of rock/metal magazines. They decide to design their magazine in the style of pop magazines.
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Vibe Magazine is a music and entertainment magazine founded in 1993 that features R&B and hip-hop artists. It publishes every other month and costs $3.99. Q Magazine focuses on modern rock music and has been publishing monthly since 1986 for £3.75. Both magazines use only a few colors on the cover and contents page for visual appeal. The covers catch readers' eyes with large mastheads and eye-catching cover models. Contents pages list articles in columns with images and minimal text. Double page spreads feature large central images relating to the article alongside columns of text.
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The document analyzes the contents pages of three music magazines. It focuses on the NME contents page from September 2009 featuring Dizzee Rascal. Key points made about this page include:
- The banner and color scheme match the magazine's house style.
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- Subheadings are blocked out in black sections to make content easier to find. Brief headings summarize articles.
- Reviews and page numbers use the magazine's colors and fonts consistently throughout to aid navigation.
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This document provides details on the proposed design of a new music magazine called Spotlight. It will focus on rock and alternative music genres aimed at male teenagers aged 13-18. The magazine will have a laid-back style taking inspiration from magazines like Kerrang and NME. It will include features on both mainstream and lesser-known bands. The interior layout will balance images and text across articles. Potential fonts, color schemes, and examples of spread designs are provided. The magazine will be published monthly at a cost of £2.99 per issue.
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The document summarizes codes and conventions for a magazine double page spread (DPS). The headline is the largest text and often bleeds across pages. Images are striking to grab attention. Smaller side images break up text. The stand first introduces the article and the artist name stands out in bold or color. Breaking up text with quotes or pictures makes the article more attractive.
Alevel media studies
This document discusses different music genres and how magazines target specific genres to attract readers. It defines genres like pop, rock, heavy metal, folk, acoustic, country, jazz and alternative music. It then explains how magazines associate bands with similar genres to create niche publications targeted to particular audiences. Key aspects magazines use to signal their genre include the title, color scheme, cover models and bands and articles featured. Photos, quotes and snippets help give readers a sense of the other stories inside and attract their interest.
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Magazine layout conventions
1) The document describes various conventions and layout features of magazine front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads.
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3) Double page spreads typically have columns of text, photos of the subject, drop caps, and correct folio numbers. Layouts vary between magazines but maintain readable formatting.
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Article Analysis
This document analyzes and compares articles from three music magazines - NME, GA, and Kerrang. It notes differences in layout, design choices, and writing styles between the articles. The NME article uses a bold quote, various font sizes, and references rock stereotypes. The GA article features a feminine quote, design, and appeals to a feminine audience. The Kerrang article includes a stereotypical rock image, uses a bright bold rock-themed font, and includes a fact file.
Article Analysis
This document analyzes and compares articles from three music magazines - NME, GA, and Kerrang. It notes differences in layout, design choices, and writing styles between the articles. The NME article uses a bold quote, various font sizes, and references rock stereotypes. The GA article features a feminine quote, design, and appeals to a feminine audience. The Kerrang article includes a stereotypical rock image, uses a bright bold rock-themed font, and includes a fact file.
Housestyle
The document analyzes the consistent house style used throughout Kerrang! magazine. It examines elements of the front cover, contents page, and double page spreads. The front cover uses a black background with white masthead and contrasting colors related to the main image. The contents page continues using colors like black, red, yellow and white with graphical elements and clear subheadings. The double page spreads mainly use red to convey a violent rock theme, using graphical elements like crackles and splatter to enhance murderous or violent articles. Overall, the house style provides continuity across the magazine using consistent design principles, color schemes, and graphical techniques related to the rock genre.
Textual analysis
The document analyzes two music magazines of the rock/alternative genre that the author has chosen. The magazines carry the codes and conventions of the rock/alternative genre, making them recognizable to readers of that genre. Images and other issues of the magazines will be inserted into the analysis.
CASE STUDY: music magazine
This document summarizes key elements of music magazine covers and articles. It discusses the typical layout of magazine fronts covers, including mastheads, main images, and strap lines designed to attract readers' attention. The contents pages are also analyzed, highlighting how articles are presented and ordered to guide the audience. Finally, the document examines features within articles like images, quotes, and columns that provide additional context and information on the topic.
Research into music magazines
The document discusses conventions of different music magazine genres. Rock/metal magazines typically have a cluttered layout with lots of bold text in red, yellow, and white against a dark background. These magazines focus on one main artist on the cover. In contrast, pop magazines have a "cleaner" front cover with more creative photography of the artist in colors that match the magazine's style. The document discusses the creator's preference for the brighter, more varied colors and less cluttered style of pop magazines like Clash over the darker, more text-heavy style of rock/metal magazines. They decide to design their magazine in the style of pop magazines.
Zahir raihan by sazzad (aiub)
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Zahir raihan
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Zahir Raihan II by Sazzad (AIUB)
Zahir Raihan was a Bangladeshi filmmaker, writer, and journalist born in 1935. He played an active role in the 1952 Bengali Language Movement protests. Raihan had a successful career as a journalist and entered the film industry in 1956, directing his first film in 1961. He wrote several novels and directed numerous films and documentaries. Raihan received prestigious awards including the Adamjee Literature Award and Bangla Academy Award. In 1972, he disappeared while attempting to locate his brother and has not been seen since.
The generic conventions of magazines feature article
The feature article is usually the main draw for readers of a magazine. It should prominently feature celebrities or stars to help boost sales. While the cover price brings in some money, magazines rely primarily on advertising revenue to cover costs since they need large circulation numbers to turn a profit. Feature articles typically take up double page spreads and include a mix of large prominent images along with text and smaller supplemental photos to engage readers and tell the story.
Nme contents analysis
NME positions itself as the "broadsheet newspaper of the music industry" and aims its brand towards youth and individuals who seek individualism. To appeal to these audiences, NME's table of contents (TOC) page mimics the style of a broadsheet newspaper with large images, short one-word section titles, and pull quotes. This layout allows readers to quickly scan the TOC and find content of interest. Feature articles are given prominent placement through large individual boxes and close-up images of iconic artists to draw readers' eyes to key stories.
Codes and conventions
The document discusses the codes and conventions typically found on the front cover and contents page of a music magazine. The front cover usually features a large main image of a famous artist/band to draw in fans. It also keeps the magazine title short and unique for easy recognition. Cover lines list artist names to showcase interviews inside and attract readers. The contents page continues the color scheme and also provides more information about featured artists.[/SUMMARY]
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The document analyzes the contents pages of three music magazines. It focuses on the NME contents page from September 2009 featuring Dizzee Rascal. Key points made about this page include:
- The banner and color scheme match the magazine's house style.
- The main image draws attention and relates to the cover story. Bands are listed in red with page numbers in black.
- Subheadings are blocked out in black sections to make content easier to find. Brief headings summarize articles.
- Reviews and page numbers use the magazine's colors and fonts consistently throughout to aid navigation.
Magazine pitch
This document provides details on the proposed design of a new music magazine called Spotlight. It will focus on rock and alternative music genres aimed at male teenagers aged 13-18. The magazine will have a laid-back style taking inspiration from magazines like Kerrang and NME. It will include features on both mainstream and lesser-known bands. The interior layout will balance images and text across articles. Potential fonts, color schemes, and examples of spread designs are provided. The magazine will be published monthly at a cost of £2.99 per issue.
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The double page spread features an interview with singer Lily Allen. The main image shows Allen in a red tartan shirt, with dark makeup and short dark hair, looking directly at the camera. A quote from Allen is used as the title for the spread, using different sized letters to emphasize her state of mind. The introduction highlights Allen's name in red. The article is written in a simple font, with the first letter in bold to mark the start of the piece.
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- 2. Different types of Genres: • Pop • Heavy metal • Rock • Acoustic • Alternative • Country • Jazz • Folk • Etc.
- 3. Folk Music - Folk music is an English ‘Pop Music - term encompassing both traditional and contemporary folk music. The term ‘The terms popular music and pop music are often used originated in the 19th century. interchangeably, even though the former is a description of any form of music which is popular (and can include any genre)’ Rock Music- Acoustic Music - comprises music that Rock music also drew strongly on a number of other solely or primarily uses instruments genres such as blues and folk, and incorporated which produce sound through entirely influences from jazz, classical and other musical acoustic means, as opposed to electric sources. or electronic means. The heteronym "acoustic music" appeared after the advent of electric instruments Heavy Metal – the bands that created heavy metal developed a thick, massive sound, characterized by highly amplified distortion, extended guitar solos, emphatic beats, and overall loudness. Heavy metal lyrics and performance styles are generally associated with masculinity
- 4. Musical magazines allow the reader to understand what is occurring to their favourite bands. By associating many different bands with similar genres, magazine are created . Ker rang the magazine is a key example. This holds a heavy metal/rock theme all the way through the magazines. This is demonstrated with the use of: • Colour Scheme • Chosen Front Cover Models • Bands contained • Articles contained The title of the magazine itself implies the genre also!
- 5. Photo overlapping title Simple colour scheme of MastHead red, black, white and yelllow. Change of Cover font colour Lines Snippets of articles contained. Hooks Bar Code Insight to other stories within magazine
- 6. Photo’s dominated Different page, text dominated font page would be Quotes overwhelming and boring House colours Close up of band Page numbers and titles of other articles Insight of Numbers other stories. separate pages & articles Photo’s attract attention
- 7. HEADLINE: HOOKS AND COVERLINES: This key aspect is the name you These allow the reader to get an magazine will be known as thus the insight of other smaller stories choice of head line is vital. The headline within the magazine before demonstrates the genre of the magazine buying it. This allows you to and will draw in the targeted audience. promote other stories. For example: PHOTO’S CHOSEN: The photo chosen is vital. Generally, the photo chosen is of a famous celeb who relates to the chosen genre thus attracting readers.