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The document discusses the design of several images and pages. It notes that the first images are conventional and elegant with a pastel color theme. While fragmented cut-out images on another page are considered unconventional and unprofessional, limited text on a double page is acceptable but could include more text. The masthead fits well with the genre and page despite not being in a pastel color.
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The document provides feedback on a mock magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread. Key points include:
1) The cover alignment is off, the barcode is too big, and the model's top is distracting. Fonts and layouts are inconsistent between pages.
2) Photos are low quality or don't represent the genre. Too much white space makes pages look empty.
3) Based on the feedback, the creator will change the magazine genre to "chart" for more flexibility. They will use a black background for sophistication and completely redesign the contents page layout.
Mock Up Cover Analysis
The document discusses the progress of creating a mock magazine cover. It describes including a doodled background found online, which helped realize including black would make the text hard to read. The top features a skyline and puff image following the color scheme. Photos of featured posters will be included. The same font is used throughout to look uniform. A cover photo still needs to be taken. The main story text matches the masthead color to look uniform. 'Exclusive!' is in red to stand out. Basic magazine features like masthead, barcode and headline are included. A sub-heading will be added under words at the bottom, and the pink and blue colors are felt to go together well.
Resources and equipment
The document outlines several resources and equipment that will be used for production work including a camera, iPhone, Photoshop, Paint.net, and Wix.com. Photos will be taken with the camera and iPhone, uploaded to a computer, and edited in Photoshop to remove backgrounds and add filters before being manipulated in Paint.net to create layered images for a billboard and magazine. Finally, Wix.com will be used to design and publish an interactive website by following the step-by-step guide to insert colors, text, images, and designs.
Regulations
This document outlines rules for content creation including prohibiting extreme porn, child abuse, using other's property without permission, intimidation, doxing, and false allegations. The document concludes by stating that the content creator will review their work against these rules and laws to ensure compliance.
Theoretical research
The document discusses various media theories that are relevant to magazine production, including auteur theory, genre theory, and audience theories. It examines how these theories can be applied when creating an original magazine. The creator plans to include their own distinctive style through color palette and visual motifs to demonstrate their influence as an auteur. Genre conventions will be followed with some variations to make the magazine unique. Audience theories like uses and gratification will be used to attract readers through diversion, social solidarity, personal identity, and information gathering. Representation of diverse models will also help make the magazine distinctive.
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Student website page 2
The image uses colors and stylistic elements conventional to its genre to depict how slight changes can alter a genre. A featured box highlights selected content to attract audiences, using a pastel background consistent with wedding conventions. Subheadings organize the page and keep target readers engaged by signaling what they will read next. A caption employs persuasive language to intrigue readers about the image, drawing in target audiences as intended. Mentioning a free giveaway catches readers' eyes, which is a good technique for generating interest.
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The document provides feedback on a mock magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread. Key points include:
1) The cover alignment is off, the barcode is too big, and the model's top is distracting. Fonts and layouts are inconsistent between pages.
2) Photos are low quality or don't represent the genre. Too much white space makes pages look empty.
3) Based on the feedback, the creator will change the magazine genre to "chart" for more flexibility. They will use a black background for sophistication and completely redesign the contents page layout.
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The document discusses the progress of creating a mock magazine cover. It describes including a doodled background found online, which helped realize including black would make the text hard to read. The top features a skyline and puff image following the color scheme. Photos of featured posters will be included. The same font is used throughout to look uniform. A cover photo still needs to be taken. The main story text matches the masthead color to look uniform. 'Exclusive!' is in red to stand out. Basic magazine features like masthead, barcode and headline are included. A sub-heading will be added under words at the bottom, and the pink and blue colors are felt to go together well.
Resources and equipment
The document outlines several resources and equipment that will be used for production work including a camera, iPhone, Photoshop, Paint.net, and Wix.com. Photos will be taken with the camera and iPhone, uploaded to a computer, and edited in Photoshop to remove backgrounds and add filters before being manipulated in Paint.net to create layered images for a billboard and magazine. Finally, Wix.com will be used to design and publish an interactive website by following the step-by-step guide to insert colors, text, images, and designs.
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The image uses colors and stylistic elements conventional to its genre to depict how slight changes can alter a genre. A featured box highlights selected content to attract audiences, using a pastel background consistent with wedding conventions. Subheadings organize the page and keep target readers engaged by signaling what they will read next. A caption employs persuasive language to intrigue readers about the image, drawing in target audiences as intended. Mentioning a free giveaway catches readers' eyes, which is a good technique for generating interest.
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The images on the page are cut out individually without backgrounds and layered together, which the author thinks looks unprofessional and messy compared to actual collages. The mini masthead has a sharper edge than elegant fonts typically used, though its bold color is unconventional and does not fit the genre. The page numbers and content are neatly aligned, and a pastel color highlights part of the contents while an image breaks up the text fitting in well. The range of colors keeps the reader interested.
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Analysing double page student
- 1. These imagesare conventionaland elegantbeingcollaged togetherwith a pastel tonedcolourtheme.Ireally like thisandwill be takingideasfrom this. These imagesare fragmentedand cut out like the contents page,Ifind thisunprofessional lookingand unconventional althoughitworks slightlybetterinthiscontextIdon’t actuallylike it. There isn’tmuchtexton thisdouble pge whichcan be a goodthingbut I thinkthere isverylimitedtextinthis one.I like the wayithas a back groundcolourto highlightsome of the textand that itvariesinfontsize and style. The mastheadfor thispage isneat and conventional althoughnotina pastel colour,itstill fitsinwiththe genre and the page makingitfitwell.